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Displaying Results 201 - 225 of 3779 on page 9 of 152
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The impact of the Second World War on women in Belfast and Dublin : an oral history
(2006)
Muldowney, Mary
The impact of the Second World War on women in Belfast and Dublin : an oral history
(2006)
Muldowney, Mary
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THESIS 7775.1
THESIS 7775.2
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77216
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The Tudor diocese of Dublin : episcopal government, ecclesiastical politics and the enforcement of the reformation, c.1534-1590
(1997)
Murray, James
The Tudor diocese of Dublin : episcopal government, ecclesiastical politics and the enforcement of the reformation, c.1534-1590
(1997)
Murray, James
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THESIS 5529
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77221
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Domestic servants in Dublin 1880-1920
(1984)
Hearn, Mona
Domestic servants in Dublin 1880-1920
(1984)
Hearn, Mona
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THESIS 879
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77166
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The Dublin Government and Gaelic Ireland, 1272-1361
(1971)
Frame, R. F.
The Dublin Government and Gaelic Ireland, 1272-1361
(1971)
Frame, R. F.
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THESIS 385
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77150
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The Municipal Corporation of Dublin 1603-40
(1984)
Fitzpatrick, Brendan
The Municipal Corporation of Dublin 1603-40
(1984)
Fitzpatrick, Brendan
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THESIS 819.1
THESIS 819.2
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77146
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Dublin's parishes 1660-1729 : the Church of Ireland parishes and their role in the civic administration of the city
(1995)
Dudley, Rowena V.
Dublin's parishes 1660-1729 : the Church of Ireland parishes and their role in the civic administration of the city
(1995)
Dudley, Rowena V.
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THESIS 3459.1
THESIS 3459.2
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77136
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The life and career of William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester 1447-1486
(1985)
Davis, Virginia Grace
The life and career of William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester 1447-1486
(1985)
Davis, Virginia Grace
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THESIS 950
By training William Waynflete was a theologian, by vocation he was a schoolmaster. He was magister informator at Winchester College when he attracted the attention Henry VI who visited the college. Henry VI brought him to Eton College to be provost and advisor to this fledgling royal foundation. Waynflete influenced its development along Wykehamist lines.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77130
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The architecture and archaeology of St Audoen's Church, Cornmarket, Dublin
(2002)
McMahon, Mary
The architecture and archaeology of St Audoen's Church, Cornmarket, Dublin
(2002)
McMahon, Mary
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THESIS 6716
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77208
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An architectural history of Christ Church Cathedral Dublin c.1540-1870
(2009)
Kinsella, Stuart
An architectural history of Christ Church Cathedral Dublin c.1540-1870
(2009)
Kinsella, Stuart
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THESIS 8795
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77187
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The archbishops and administration of the Diocese and Province of Dublin 1181-1298
(1988)
Murphy, Margaret
The archbishops and administration of the Diocese and Province of Dublin 1181-1298
(1988)
Murphy, Margaret
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THESIS 2038
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77219
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The woman with a garden : unearthing the artistry and activism of Constance Markievicz 1908-1927
(2011)
Caulfield, Mary P.
The woman with a garden : unearthing the artistry and activism of Constance Markievicz 1908-1927
(2011)
Caulfield, Mary P.
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THESIS 9066
Constance Markievicz, one of Ireland's founding figures, would not define herself solely as a journalist nor playwright yet her playtexts and rhetorical outputs were just as much a part of her activism as her military efforts. Markievicz was bom Constance Gore-Booth in 1868. In her short 59 years she proved herself as revolutionary Nationalist, Suffragist, artist, actress and playwright. She was the first woman elected to the British House of Commons though she did not take her seat and along with the other Sinn Fein Teachta Dala (TDs) formed the first Dail Eireann. She was the first woman in Europe to hold a cabinet position (Minister of Labour of the Irish Republic, 1919-1922) and she died from peritonitis in 1927, from working in the Dublin poorhouses.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77913
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The role of the community pharmacist in optimising patients' inhaler use in asthma management
(2013)
Buckley, Kathleen Niamh
The role of the community pharmacist in optimising patients' inhaler use in asthma management
(2013)
Buckley, Kathleen Niamh
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THESIS 10352
The Asthma Insights and Reality in Ireland survey revealed that only 8% of those surveyed had controlled asthma, as defined by evidence-based guidelines. A detailed analysis of patients? abilities to use their inhalation devices in the real-life setting and the effects of various educational interventions on inhaler technique determined the primary objective of this project, which was to investigate the role of the community pharmacist in optimising patients? inhaler use. Prior to the design and implementation of a community pharmacist-led educational intervention it was essential to determine the opinions of the health-care professionals on the current state of asthma care in the primary care setting in Ireland, and to investigate if there were certain areas, considered important in asthma management, which were being neglected. The Asthma Society of Ireland and the Irish College of General Practitioners collaborated on the Demonstration Project, a project designed...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77892
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Mesozoic-Tertiary tectonics of SE Ireland and genetic link to offshore extensional basins
(2001)
Cunningham, Michael J. M.
Mesozoic-Tertiary tectonics of SE Ireland and genetic link to offshore extensional basins
(2001)
Cunningham, Michael J. M.
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THESIS 6320.1
THESIS 6320.2
THESIS 6320.3
This work shows that Mesozoic-Tertiary tectonics in Central-East and SE Ireland is more significant than previously recognised. A review of the existing geological and geophysical literature and structural mapping around the coastline of Dublin Bay identified important brittle shear zones. The lack of polygonisation and strained quartz grains in thin-section implies that these structures are post-Hercynian. The analysis of seismic, well logs, bathymetry and aeromagnetic data of the offshore Mesozoic Kish Bank basin showed that NNW-SSE compression and ENE-WSW extension was compatible with the geometry and kinematics of the youngest brittle structures that cut onshore outcrop at Sorrento Point (Co. Dublin). Regional correlation with both the Ulster and Lough Neagh-Larne basins showed that the most deformed structures (near Blackrock) were compatible with an Early Tertiary age whereas the younger structures are probably of Late Tert...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77938
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Database establishment and an investigation of quality of life, self-esteem, and self-concept of patients with developmental dental anomalies
(2012)
Hashem, Atef
Database establishment and an investigation of quality of life, self-esteem, and self-concept of patients with developmental dental anomalies
(2012)
Hashem, Atef
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THESIS 9782
In this thesis a cohort of patients attending the Dublin Dental University Hospital (DDUH) affected by developmental dental disorders (DDDs) such as hypodontia, amelogenesis imperfecta (AI) and dentinogenesis imperfecta (DI) were investigated. Purpose: The aims of this project were to establish an Irish National Database of patients with (DDDs) and to investigate the impact of these disorders on the quality of life (QoL) of affected individuals and their families.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78004
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Somatic practice in performance : the Maya Lila project of Joan Davis
(2011)
Meehan, Emma
Somatic practice in performance : the Maya Lila project of Joan Davis
(2011)
Meehan, Emma
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THESIS 9643
Drawing on post-positivist and new paradigm research methodologies, I examine the Maya Lila project of Irish contemporary dancer and choreographer Joan Davis. In Maya Lila, Davis places somatic practices usually used in a therapeutic context into the sphere of public performance. As a result, psychoanalytic theory provides useful insights for understanding the operation of the dynamic relationships which inform this type of performance, particularly the "co-creative" element of her work. In addition, I consider how the Irish social and cultural context has impacted Davis' exploration of body, movement, language, and space in Maya Lila. At the same time, researching Davis' background with the company Dublin Contemporary Dance Theatre (DCDT) and her somatic approach in Maya Lila reveals the influence of international trends in dance on her approach to performance. Theories of globalisation and postmodern theory thus provide a framework for understan...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78100
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Evaluation of educational approaches to undergraduate teaching : their effect on life-long learning attitudes and clinical competence
(2010)
Polyzois, Ioannis N.
Evaluation of educational approaches to undergraduate teaching : their effect on life-long learning attitudes and clinical competence
(2010)
Polyzois, Ioannis N.
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THESIS 8991
National policies on third level education within Europe are being driven by the agenda of the Bologna process and its objective to create a European Higher Education Area (EHEA) by 2010. There is a shift from the traditional ?teacher-centred? approach to a ?student centred? approach which focuses on what the students are expected to do at the end of a modular program. In an attempt to find an alternative educational philosophy, which would improve the outcome of higher education, Problem Based Learning (PBL) was introduced. Problem based learning (PBL) arguably represents the most significant development in education over the past five decades. It has been widely adopted by many medical and dental schools including Dublin Dental School and Hospital (DDSH). The intention was to classify and interpret the available evidence, extract relevant conclusions and propose recommendations regarding the relative benefits of PBL compared with conventional teaching. The literatu...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78168
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Limited English proficient (LEP) immigrants in Ireland's District Court
(2010)
Waterhouse, Kathryn
Limited English proficient (LEP) immigrants in Ireland's District Court
(2010)
Waterhouse, Kathryn
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THESIS 9182
The methodology used is exploratory, and Involves a triangulation of four research methods. The first method is ethnographic non-participant observation; over the course of seven months hundreds of cases were observed in a number of courts in and outside of Dublin. The choice of this methodology was based on the need to address the speculative and anecdotal nature of what is known about court interpreting. Complementing this method was a series of eighteen semi-structured interviews carried out with interpreters and solicitors/barristers; the style of interview supported the exploratory nature of the research. The third method involved a legal analysis of the right to an interpreter in Ireland using the case-law of relevant instruments, courts and bodies. Irish cases that ruled or commented on interpreting were also analysed to understand the extent to which interpreting issues have arisen and the language ideology of judges. The fourth and final method involved a re...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78247
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The interactions between native bees and alien plants
(2009)
Nienhuis, Caroline Marijke
The interactions between native bees and alien plants
(2009)
Nienhuis, Caroline Marijke
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THESIS 8850
This thesis examines the interactions between native bees, in particular bumblebees (Bombus spp.), and the alien plants they visit. Most alien plants are well integrated into the resident plant-pollinator network. They are thus likely to directly and indirectly affect the foraging behaviour, resource use, and the abundance and diversity of individuals, populations and communities of native generalist pollinators as they may augment but also alter the availability and composition of forage resources, by attaining large floral densities and possibly displacing native plants. To date only a limited number of studies have studied the indirect and direct impacts of alien plants on native bees. I investigated the interactions between native bees and alien plants through observational and experimental field studies that took place in sites along the River Liffey and on Howth, Co. Dublin (Eastern Ireland) and in Spiddal, Co. Galway (Western Ireland).
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78546
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To write for my own race : the Irish response to W.B.Yeats in his lifetime
(2003)
Cantwell, Eamonn R.
To write for my own race : the Irish response to W.B.Yeats in his lifetime
(2003)
Cantwell, Eamonn R.
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THESIS 7204
This thesis examines the reception accorded to W. B. Yeats in Ireland during his lifetime. While the principal focus is on his literary work, due attention is also paid to the many political and cultural conflicts in which he became involved. The primary sources of material used in the thesis were the many newspapers and journals published in Ireland between 1885, when Yeats?s first poems were published in the Dublin University Review, and his death in January 1939. Much emphasis is placed on the fact that the material used gives a contemporary response to Yeats written often in haste and without the benefit of the hindsight available to later critics. In this way Yeats?s reputation in Ireland is captured as it developed chronologically over a period of remarkable change in that country. The changes occurring in the political and social life of Ireland are a constant backdrop to the study of the varying responses to his work whether in the literary or in other fields.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78303
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Irish periodicals in their Atlantic context, 1770-1830 : the monthly and quarterly magazines of Dublin, with comparison to those of Edinburgh and Philadelphia
(2008)
Archbold, Johanna
Irish periodicals in their Atlantic context, 1770-1830 : the monthly and quarterly magazines of Dublin, with comparison to those of Edinburgh and Philadelphia
(2008)
Archbold, Johanna
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THESIS 8552
This thesis focuses on the development of Irish periodical literature from 1770-1830. Irish periodicals have received relatively little attention in the historical literature of the period, beyond quantitative lists, and a handful of detailed studies of particular titles. Their basic history has been outlined in general surveys of the literature, though these have tended to be focused in either the eighteenth or the nineteenth centuries. The intention here is to examine the ninety monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly periodicals of a sixty year period which bridges both centuries.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78272
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Epidemiology of Streptococcus agalactiae (Group B Streptococci) in Dublin Maternity Hospitals
(2002)
Dore, Neil
Epidemiology of Streptococcus agalactiae (Group B Streptococci) in Dublin Maternity Hospitals
(2002)
Dore, Neil
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THESIS 6764
Streptococcus agalactiae (Group B Streptococci) are Gram-positive encapsulated cocci distinguished from other streptococci by their narrower zones of P-haemolysis. Group B Streptococci (GBS) was first described as an important pathogen in the 1970's and since that time has remained the primary cause of bacterial infection in new-born babies, resulting in disease at birth and up to 3 months of age. GBS often colonises the vagina, although carriage here may be intermittent. At any one time, the vaginae of approximately a quarter of all women of childbearing age in Ireland are colonised with GBS This organism becomes particularly important in childbirth especially if there are signs of infection, GBS causes two types of infection in new-born babies depending on time of infection onset: termed early and late-onset. A number of predisposing factors, in addition to vaginal carriage during pregnancy indicate an increased risk of infant GBS sepsis and suggest prompt ant...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78356
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An historical geography of social class in early nineteenth-century Dun Laoghaire
(2006)
Breathnach, Colm
An historical geography of social class in early nineteenth-century Dun Laoghaire
(2006)
Breathnach, Colm
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THESIS 7891
The remit of this study is to explore the relationship between class and place through a local case study. The geographical region under consideration in this thesis is the south-east of Co. Dublin, centred on the town of Dun Laoghaire, known as Kingstown between 1821 and 1920 and Dunleary before 1821. The time period covered stretches from the mid-eighteenth century to the mid-nineteenth century. The aim of the research is to investigate the interaction between structure, human agency and place through a description of the geography of the working class communities that emerged in this locality as a result of a unique imperial project: the construction of Kingstown Harbour. This research is conducted through a constant search for the ?hidden voice? in the sources, to unearth fragments of that geography. The methodology used in this study is broadly based on the theoretical tradition of critical Marxism, though not to the exclusion of insights offered by other school...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78288
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Constructing a social psychological model of prejudice towards minorities : social identity, relative deprivation and widespread beliefs
(2000)
Curry, Philip
Constructing a social psychological model of prejudice towards minorities : social identity, relative deprivation and widespread beliefs
(2000)
Curry, Philip
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THESIS 5851
A social psychological model of prejudice was developed based on Relative Deprivation and Social Identity Theory. This model emphasised social identification and comparison processes and was designed to predict prejudice towards refugee groups which had recently arrived in Ireland. To broaden the level of analysis the role of social representations was also considered. A questionnaire was designed which measured social distance to foreign and indigenous minority groups, strength of identification with key identity labels, agreement with widespread beliefs about minorities, demographic characteristics and perception of level, fairness and stability of own, in-group and out-group income. Using this questionnaire a postal survey of the general population of Dublin was conducted (N = 419, Response rate = 53.4%). Education was the most important demographic predictor of social distance. Strength of social identification also predicted prejudice. Contrary to many relative ...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78333
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Dion Boucicault's Irish melodramas : national identity, politics and the Press
(2007)
McFeely, Deirdre
Dion Boucicault's Irish melodramas : national identity, politics and the Press
(2007)
McFeely, Deirdre
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THESIS 8395
This thesis undertakes a detailed study of the reception of Dion Boucicault?s Irish plays in the New York-London-Dublin theatre triangle which the playwright inhabited. The plays are The Colleen Bawn (1860); Arrah-na-Pogue (1864); The Rapparee (1870); Daddy O?Dowd(1873); The Shanghraun (1874); The O?Dowd (1880); and Robert Emmet (1884). Detailed archival investigation is the main method of research undertaken, and an in-depth analysis of the history of all of the plays? production is carried out in order to build up as complete a picture as possible of the subtleties of contemporary reception. According to the principles of modern theatre history, the full range of theatrical elements is treated, including theatre buildings, social composition of audience, censorship, and theatre critics. Material consulted includes theatrical reviews, public record archives, and extensive newspaper commentary. Periodicals examined includes the leading daily newspapers, regional news...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78498
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Service-learning : an investigation of the Community Learning Programme
(2008)
Kerins, Anto T.
Service-learning : an investigation of the Community Learning Programme
(2008)
Kerins, Anto T.
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THESIS 8624
This study considers the impact on student learning at third level of a set of integrated management modules. These teach project and risk management at foundation level, leadership and coaching at intermediate level, and management consultancy at advanced level. The three modules use service-learning in their delivery and are referred to generically as the Community Learning Programme (CLP) modules. They are offered by the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) to students taking hospitality management, tourism, leisure and event management undergraduate programmes from second year onwards.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78449
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