Intro by Justin Furlong, NLI Newspaper Librarian This is the third in a series of blogs connected to a joint project (Newspaper Descriptors Project) by the National Library of Ireland and the Newspaper & Periodical History Forum of Ireland (NPHFI). The project hopes to provide short descriptors or pen notes for the newspaper titles listed […]
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Charles Stewart Parnell,
Ernest Forbes,
Felix M. Larkin,
Freeman,
Freeman's Journal,
Irish Daily Independent,
Irish Independent,
Irish Parliamentary Party,
Justin Furlong,
National Press,
Newspaper & Periodical History Forum of Ireland,
Newspaper Descriptors Project,
Newspapers,
NPHFI,
Phil Blake,
Public Register,
Shemus,
Sir John Gray,
The Lepracaun,
Thomas Fitzpatrick,
Weekly Freeman,
Weekly Freeman & National Press
by Felix M. Larkin, Vice-chair of the NLI Society and member of the NLI’s Readers Advisory Committee. His essay on ‘Ulysses and the Freeman’s Journal’ is included in the forthcoming volume of the Dublin James Joyce Journal (No. 4, 2011) The short story ‘The Dead’ is one of Joyce’s best-known and much-loved works. He wrote […]
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Belvedere College,
Belvedere Place,
Charles Stewart Parnell,
Christmas,
Constantine P. Curran,
Daniel O'Connell,
David Sheehy,
Dublin James Joyce Journal,
Dubliners,
Felix M. Larkin,
Fr. Conmee,
Fr. Mathew,
Frank Cruise O'Brien,
Gabriel Conroy,
Galway,
Gretta Conroy,
Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington,
Horatio Nelson,
James Joyce,
Kathleen Sheehy,
Mary Sheehy,
Michael Furey,
Miss Ivors,
Nelson's Pillar,
Nora Barnacle,
O'Connell Monument,
Richard Ellmann,
Sir John Gray,
Snow,
The Dead,
Tom Kettle,
Ulysses,
University College Dublin,
Usher's Island,
William Smith O'Brien
