Grangegorman Histories: honouring the past

A project designed to ensure that the history of the site is not forgotten. Grangegorman Histories is a public history project with the aim of uncovering, cataloguing and commemorating the […]

ON THIS DAY

BY AODHÁN CREALEY SEPTEMBER 14/1982 Princess Grace of Monaco (52) died, a day after suffering a stroke and crashing her car. Princess Grace, of course, was the former actress Grace […]

Four Courts Press at 50

By James Kelly Anniversaries naturally lend themselves to reflection. It is appropriate, therefore, as Four Courts Press celebrates its 50th anniversary this year that its formative contribution to academic publication […]

Memory and history (repeating)

In reviewing the contents of this issue (back to our usual 72 pages, by the way) I was struck by the complex relationship between the related but distinct categories of […]

‘Pensions for nothing?’—the case of Patrick James Doherty

While some applicants may have exaggerated their service, a system of checks and balances allowed statements to be verified and tested. BY ROBERT MCEVOY ‘Doherty:  If I could get a […]