History Studies : University of Limerick History Society Journal

John O’Callaghan, ‘Politics, policy and history: history teaching in Irish secondary schools 1922-70’, p. 3

    Deirdra McCracken, ‘The white woman’s business: A look at the influence of British women on the decolonisation process and their prominent role in British imperial history’, p. 16

    Jennifer Moore, ‘Newtown Pery – the antithesis to Corporation corruption and the birth of a new city in eighteenth century Limerick’, p. 28

    Matthew Tobin, ‘‘A very brisk month of canvassing and caucusing’ Episcopal appointments in the diocese of Limerick 1825-1917’, p. 50

    Máirtín Mac Con Íomaíre, ‘A history of seafood in Irish cuisine and culture’, p. 61

    John Maguire, ‘Internment, the IRA and the Lawless Case in Ireland 1957-61’, p. 77

    Lorna Moloney, ‘Conquered lands: The manifestation of MacNamaras’ Clare, c1250-c1500’, p. 101