Ireland and the Great War: A Social and Political History

Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Figures
Maps, Tables and Charts
	Maps
	Tables
	Charts
Abbreviations Used in the Text
Abbreviations Used in the Notes
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction
	Contradictions
	Irish civil society
	The evidence
	Chapter outline
Chapter 2: Memory, history and the Great War
	Remembering and writing 1914 to 1918
	Politics, apathy, and Irish nationalism
	Reappraising the war
Chapter 3: Irish women and war-relief on the home front
	War-relief across Ireland
	War-work in Southern Ireland
	War-work in Ulster
	An all-Irish endeavour?
Chapter 4: The war at sea: Encountering the German ‘enemy’
	Bringing Ireland within the war zone
	Rural Ireland and ‘Black ‘47’
	Ireland’s ‘enemy’
Chapter 5: Greater Ireland and Catholic loyalism
	Moderate nationalism and the war3
	Irish Catholic loyalism
	‘Ireland’s half million’
	Meeting Irish-Canada
Chapter 6: Irish Catholics, Britain and the Allies
	The ‘death of innocence’, 1914–15
	Home Rule, recruitment and Britain, 1914–16
	Politics, conscription and recruitment, 1916–18
	A righteous defence
Chapter 7: Conclusion: Ireland’s War?
Chapter 8: Epilogue: Beyond amnesia
Notes
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Chapter 8
Bibliography
	I. Manuscripts
	II. Newspapers and Periodicals
	III. Official Publications
	IV. Published Primary Sources
	V. Websites
	VI. Secondary Literature
	VII. Unpublished Theses and Papers
Index