In his introductory essay for Volume 4, Issue 2, the chair of our editorial board, Frank Gavin, emphasizes the importance of taking a second look at history and challenging our assumptions about the past.

In his introductory essay for Volume 4, Issue 3, the chair of our editorial board asks the important question of "What if we're wrong?" and further explores how we can use history more wisely in the future.

Oglaigh na h-Eireann -- Republican bulletin -- The responsibility -- The till of the people -- To commemorate the heroic sacrifice of Terence MacSwiney -- Archbishop Mannix -- National Press fund receipt -- National Press fund: instructions for district officer -- Irish...

This volume contains one issue of Ná Bac Leis, a newspaper produced by the internees in the Ballykinlar internment camp in County Down in September 1921. It also includes newspapers produced by anti-treaty forces during the Civil War. These are three issues of The Fenia...

This volume contains 16 issues of War News published between November 1939 and October 1940. Bound with these copies are one issue of the Daily Bulletin for December 30th 1922, one issue of Bullets for Breakfast (1940), one issue of Penapa (1940), one issue of Comrades ...

Poblacht na hEireann / Republic of Ireland, Scottish edition: September 16th 1922 -- September 23rd 1922 -- September 30th 1922 -- October 7th 1922 -- October 14th 1922 -- October 21st 1922 -- October 28th 1922 -- November 4th 1922 -- November 11th 1922 -- November 18th...

This volume contains newspapers and ephemera produced by anti-treaty forces during the Civil War. It includes issues 1 - 74 of Poblacht na h-Eireann: War News which cover the period June 28th 1922 to October 4th 1922. Of these issues, number 53 and 70 are missing. Issue...

This volume contains a run of the weekly newspaper Nationality which was edited by Arthur Griffith. The issues contained in the volume span the period September 1917 to February 1919. Each issue has 4 pages. There are two supplemental images, one relating to the first D...

Like any other species, humans survive and thrive by adapting to their environments—but we also actively alter the spaces we live in. Through this process, called human niche construction, we make our world more habitable and comfortable for ourselves…and the other spec...