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The Irish Volunteers in north Co. Dublin, 1913-17 (2011)

Whearity, Peter Francis

The Irish Volunteers in north Co. Dublin, 1913-17 (2011)

Whearity, Peter Francis

Achomaireacht:

The objective behind this M.A. Thesis was to chart the establishment and subsequent development of the Irish Volunteer movement under Eoin MacNeill, in north County Dublin, in the period 1913 to 1917. Within that primary aim it was envisaged that the development of the Skerries Irish Volunteer company would become apparent, but within its proper context in the wider movement in north County Dublin and beyond. As a means to achieve these objectives recourse was made to both primary and secondary sources. The former was looked to for new information while the latter was expected to show what is already known on the subject in hand. While the Volunteers were attached to companies, it was proposed to see them as people within a ‘community of association’ i.e. as a group of like-minded individuals (in this case men), all engaged in the pursuit of a defined set of goals. During the period of examination, a great varity of events occurred, in which the Volunteers of the north county and Sk...

http://eprints.maynoothuniversity.ie/8903/

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Punishment, Youth Justice and Cultural Contingency: Towards a Balanced Approach (2016)

Hamilton, Claire; Fitzgibbon, Wendy; Carr, Nicola

Punishment, Youth Justice and Cultural Contingency: Towards a Balanced Approach (2016)

Hamilton, Claire; Fitzgibbon, Wendy; Carr, Nicola

Achomaireacht:

Reflecting developments in the broader penological realm, accounts have been advanced over the last number of decades about a ‘punitive turn’ in the youth justice systems of Western democracies. Against the background of this work, this project seeks to identify convergent and divergent trends in the youth justice systems of England, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland as well as the rationalities and discourses animating these. The results lend support to research emphasising the continued salience of national, regional and local factors on penal outcomes but also suggest the need to steer an analytical path somewhere between nomothetic (convergent) and idiographic (divergent) accounts.

http://eprints.maynoothuniversity.ie/8919/

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Barriers and facilitators to the implementation of a community-based, multidisciplinary, family focused childhood weight management programme in Ireland: a qualitative study (2017)

Kelleher, Emily; Harrington, Janas M; Shiely, Frances; Perry, Ivan J; McHugh, Sheena M.

Barriers and facilitators to the implementation of a community-based, multidisciplinary, family focused childhood weight management programme in Ireland: a qualitative study (2017)

Kelleher, Emily; Harrington, Janas M; Shiely, Frances; Perry, Ivan J; McHugh, Sheena M.

Achomaireacht:

Objective: To explore the barriers and facilitators experienced by those implementing a government-funded, community-based childhood weight management programme. Design: Qualitative using semistructured interviews. Setting Two geographical regions in the south and west of Ireland. Participants 29 national-level and local-level stakeholders responsible for implementing the programme, including professionals from dietetics, psychology, public health nursing, physiotherapy, health promotion and administration. Methods Framework analysis was used to identify barriers and facilitators, which were mapped onto six levels of factors influencing implementation outlined by Grol and Wensing: the innovation, the individual professional, the patient, the social context, the organisational context and the external environment. Results Most barriers occurred at the level of the organisational context. For all stakeholders, barriers arose due to the multidisciplinary nature of the programme, includ...

http://hdl.handle.net/10468/4894

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An logainm Whinning, Co. na hIarmhí, agus inneoin mar eilimint i logainmneacha (2016)

Finnegan, Aengus

An logainm Whinning, Co. na hIarmhí, agus inneoin mar eilimint i logainmneacha (2016)

Finnegan, Aengus

Achomaireacht:

Leithinis mhór (239 acra) atá sa bhaile fearainn Whinning, a ghobann amach ar Loch Rí, agus atá suite i bparóiste Bhun Abhann, barúntacht Chill Chainnigh Thiar, Co. na hIarmhí. Inneoin ‘anvil’ (FGB) is bun leis an ainm; féach foirm 2 thíos go háirithe: enoyne < inneoin.1 Is cosúil gurb é cruth na leithinse féin is údar don ainm. Tá cruth inneonach le sonrú go soiléir ar imlíne na leithinse ón talamh ard i gCoill an Iúir Thuaidh, baile fearainn atá ar an taobh thoir theas de Whinning
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http://hdl.handle.net/10344/6185

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Values for nurses and midwives in Ireland: national awareness programme (2016)

Bord Altranais agus Cnáimhseachais na hÉireann

Values for nurses and midwives in Ireland: national awareness programme (2016)

Bord Altranais agus Cnáimhseachais na hÉireann

http://hdl.handle.net/10147/622609

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A Whole New Ballgame: Does participating in a walking football club lead to increased levels of social engagement? (2017)

Carthy, Aiden; Byrne, John; Barrie, John

A Whole New Ballgame: Does participating in a walking football club lead to increased levels of social engagement? (2017)

Carthy, Aiden; Byrne, John; Barrie, John

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Campagne Restaurant : A La Carte Menu (2017)

Campagne Restaurant

Campagne Restaurant : A La Carte Menu (2017)

Campagne Restaurant

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5 The Arches, Gashouse lane, Kilkenny City
Campagne restaurant in Kilkenny city opened in 2008. The emphasis has been to serve food based on high-quality seasonal produce with French influences in a relaxed and comfortable dining area. Located under the old railway arches on Gas House Lane, Campagne boasts a stylish interior featuring oak flooring, curved banquette leather seating and modern paintings depicting rural life by kilkenny artist Catherine Barron. Campagne has been awarded many prestigious awards on a national and international level, most notably one Michelin star status in September 2013. Voted Number 9 in Tripadviser's Irelands Top 10 Restaurants, 2017.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/menus21c/484

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The Pendulum Effect: Comparisons between the Snowden Revelations and the Church Committee. What are the Potential Implications for Europe? (2014)

Murphy, Maria Helen

The Pendulum Effect: Comparisons between the Snowden Revelations and the Church Committee. What are the Potential Implications for Europe? (2014)

Murphy, Maria Helen

Achomaireacht:

This article considers how the pendulum metaphor can be applied to shifts in popular opinion concerning the right to privacy. At times, the media portrays privacy as an individualistic right, serving at the behest of criminals and terrorists. Every so often, however, an event occurs that starkly reminds the public of the value of privacy. Public opinion drives debate and this debate often leads to legal reform. The Church Committee, formed in response to the Watergate scandal, is a classic example of the effect the exposure of abuse can have on the regulation of privacy. Over time, however, legislative gains in privacy protection have a tendency to erode. In addition, extreme events, such as the terrorist attacks of 9/11, can cause the pendulum to swing back to the opposite position. Following the exposure of mass surveillance practices by Edward Snowden, the world has, once again, been questioning government surveillance activities. This article seeks to consider the transatlantic ...

http://eprints.maynoothuniversity.ie/8931/

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Accounts of displacement. Migrant Irish women in London (1996)

Gray, Breda

Accounts of displacement. Migrant Irish women in London (1996)

Gray, Breda

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The Irish community is by far the largest ethnic group by migration in London when second generation is included. comprising 9.6 percent of the total and 12.2 percent of the white population (Action Group for Irish Youth, 1995). In this article, I provide a brief profile of young Irish women's migration to London and present some accounts of displacement as expressed by Irish women who have taken part in my study of Irish women, emigration and national identity. As my research is still in its early stages these themes emerge from only an initial analysis of some of the women's accounts. Cherry Smyth (1995, p.221) describes her emigration in terms of 'a struggle against displacement' which is a recurring theme amongst the Irish women migrants to London taking part in my study. Before exploring this lheme further, I want to sketch an outline picture of Irish emigration in the 1980s and provide a brief profile of recent Irish women migrants in London.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10344/6202

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Newport Research Facility, Annual Report No. 60, 2015 (2017)

Marine Institute

Newport Research Facility, Annual Report No. 60, 2015 (2017)

Marine Institute

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This report represents a continuation of the Annual Reports published by the Salmon Research Agency of Ireland, now integrated them into the Fisheries Ecosystem Advisory Services Group (FEAS)of the Marine Institute. The data presented creates a unique record of fish rearing and wild fish census data for the past 44 years. This data is an essential component in the local, regional and national management of salmon, sea trout and eel and is becoming ever more valuable in the light of increasing pressures on natural stocks, such as exploitation, habitat degradation and global climate change scenarios. The fish monitoring facilities in Newport, along with the reared and ranched salmon stocks held in Burrishoole, are also essential for the evaluation of novel enhancement techniques, alternative stocks and ranching and evaluation of interactions between farmed, ranched and wild strains.

http://hdl.handle.net/10793/1329

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Making a scene: The Diceman's queer performance activism and Irish public culture (2017)

O'Toole, Tina

Making a scene: The Diceman's queer performance activism and Irish public culture (2017)

O'Toole, Tina

Achomaireacht:

The full text of this article will not be available in ULIR until the embargo expires on the 29/6/2019
This essay explores two key interventions in the twentieth-century urban history of Irish LGBTQ+ protest. Over the past five decades, there has been a transformation in attitudes to / representations of sexual identities in Ireland. LGBTQ+ claims for political legitimacy were never more visible than on 23rd May 2015, when the courtyard of Dublin Castle courtyard erupted in celebration (carried live on national television) in response to the 62% majority vote in favour of the Marriage Equality referendum. One iconic image of that day stands out, that of drag queen Panti Bliss onstage with arms aloft in jubilation. Panti’s crucial speech on another landmark Dublin stage, that of the Abbey Theatre, called out Irish homophobia in the run-up to the referendum; this proved decisive in achieving the “Yes” vote. While Panti’s noble call is a recent iteration of performance/play in Iris...

http://hdl.handle.net/10344/6206

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Progress Report On the Implementation of Time to Move On From Congregated Settings: A Strategy for Community Inclusion Annual Report 2016 (2017)

Working Group on Congregated Settings; Health Service Executive (HSE)

Progress Report On the Implementation of Time to Move On From Congregated Settings: A Strategy for Community Inclusion Annual Report 2016 (2017)

Working Group on Congregated Settings; Health Service Executive (HSE)

Achomaireacht:

The report provides an overview of the work being undertaken at a national level to drive the policy implementation and the challenges that are arising for service providers. The report also provides data and analysis on the progress that was made in transitioning people from congregated settings to community based homes of their choice during 2016.

http://hdl.handle.net/10147/622618

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