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The following information about the Irish Studies South (Archived) journal is retained solely for reference, research, or recordkeeping, and does not represent the current publication status or activity of the journal.
About Irish Studies South (Archived)
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 (opens in new tab).
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
