Irish Studies South is a high-quality, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to Irish Studies across disciplines and published by the Southern Chapter of the American Conference for Irish Studies.
General inquiries should be directed to the Editor (2013-2015): John Countryman PhD, Berry College, 2277 Martha Berry Highway NW, Rome, Georgia 30149, USA •
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Current Issue: Issue 2 (2016)
Editor’s Introduction: “The Irish in the South.”
David T. Gleeson
Bishop John England and Episcopal Collegiality
Brian J. Cudahy
Young Ireland and Southern Nationalism
Bryan McGovern
North and South: Photographic Mediation in the Work of Seamus Heaney and Natasha Trethewey
Amanda Sperry and Jill Goad
'The Breath of Hope and Tomorrow’: An Examination of John Stephens's Farewell the Fair Country
Charlotte J. Headrick
Christy Mahon Comes to Athens, Tennessee: The Playboy of the Western World in Appalachia
C. Austin Hill
Somebody’s Saints March In
Nathalie F. Anderson
