OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Eire-Ireland is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
When Monuments Fall: The Significance of Decommemorating	2
"It's Most Peculiar That This Particular Story Doesn't Get Told": A Reproductive-Justice Analysis of Storytelling in the Repeal Campaign in Ireland, 2012–18	1
"Nuns Don't Get Cervical Cancer": A Reproductive-Justice Approach to Understanding the Cervical-Cancer Prevention Crisis in Ireland	1
Shame and the Breastfeeding Mother in Ireland	1
Tracking the Great Famine's "Coffin Ships" across the Digital Deep	1
Yeats's Girls: Rereading "Leda" in the Light of #MeToo	1
British Conspiracy Theories and the Irish War of Independence	1
Wherever Green Is Orange	1
Voting on Abortion Again and Again and Again: Campaign Efforts and Effects	1
How Revolutionary Was the "Irish Revolution"?	1
Politics and Narrative in Ireland's Decade of Commemorations	1
The Irish Republic after the Crisis: Commemorating the Easter Rising in the 2016 Election Campaign	0
Greek Tragedy and Irish Politics in the Decade of Commemorations	0
Taking the History out of the Decade of Centenaries: Narratives, Rituals, and Symbols in British Identities in Northern Ireland	0
"This Abominable Evil Is the Source of Fetid Corruption": The IRA's 1920 War on Poitín	0
The Treatment of Militant Anti-Treaty Women in Kerry by the National Army during the Irish Civil War	0
Three Conceptions of Civil War Politics	0
Faith, Fundraising, and Community in Modern Ireland: Building Cork's New Churches, 1953–66	0
Remembering the Rising and the End of Empire	0
"A Hundred Little Violences, a Hundred Little Wounds": Personal Disclosure, Shame, and Privacy in Ireland's Abortion Access	0
"There Is No Limit to What Could Be Done": Considering the Past and Potential of Irish Queer Health Activism	0
The Centenary on Screen: Transnational Productions of the Easter Rising	0
John McGahern: The Sociology of Honor, Status, and Shame	0
Remembering Schism: Commemoration of the Irish Civil War and Contested Narratives in the Contemporary Republican "Family"	0
Gail McConnell	0

Contributors	0
Seamus Heaney’s Desks: Stages of Writing	0
Civil Administration and Economic Endowments in the Munster Republic's "Real Capital," July–August 1922	0
Transatlantic Railroad	0
Julie Morrissy	0
Rethinking Commemorative Narratives through Exhibition: The Contact Relics of Michael Collins	0
Dictionaries, Translations, and the Turn to Antiquity in the Benjamin Iveagh Library	0
Seán Hewitt	0
Grace Wilentz	0
Talamh an Éisc: A New World Toponym in Irish-Language Sources	0
Contributors	0
Hauntology in Practice: Commemorating Partition in the Age of Brexit	0
Commemorating Women's Histories during the Irish Decade of Centenaries	0
Editors' Introduction: The Civil War of 1922–23	0
Editors' Introduction: Women's Health and Reproductive Justice in Ireland	0
Repeal, Revolution, Abolitionism: The Formation of Irish American Identity, 1840–45	0
Seamus Heaney’s Audio Archive	0
Nithy Kasa	0
Gendered Silence and Misdiagnosis in the Clinical Encounter: Celia de Fréine's Blood Debts and the Hepatitis C Scandal in Ireland	0
Jack B. Yeats's Punch Cartoons during the Great War	0
Contributors	0
Our Friends: The Colums and the Joyces	0
Embodiment, Abstraction, and Hidden Reproductive History	0
William Lloyd Garrison, the Irish, and Imagining Transatlantic Abolition	0
The Scab Incarnate? A Critical Reassessment of Pinkerton James McParlan	0
Editor’s Introduction	0
From Chimera to Catastrophe: Speculative Urbanization and Contemporary Irish Culture	0
“Diving for Crucibles”: Seamus Heaney, Barrie Cooke, and Bog Poems	0
A New Ranch War?: Cattle Driving and Civil War Agrarian Disorder, 1922–23	0
Scéal scéil/hearsay	0
Diary: Abortion in Northern Ireland	0
After 2013: Poems and Poets in Conversation	0
Stephen Sexton	0
Contributors	0
Collecting Heaney’s Poems, Familiar and Unfamiliar	0
The Politics of Pluralism: Historians and Easter 2016	0
Clashmealcon Caves: Civil War History and Memory under Siege in North Kerry	0
The Silence and the Silence Breakers of the Irish Civil War, 1922–2022	0
Bodies under the Law: Feminist Artistic Practice and the Struggle to #Repealthe8th	0
Neutral Northerners during the Irish Civil War: A Biographical Study	0
"One Little Slice, from a Child's Point of View": Locating Childhood Experience during the Civil War in County Kerry in Archived Oral History	0
Direct Provision, Immigrant Detention, and the Wonderful World of Avoca	0
"We Can't Keep Painting Over Our Problems": Murals, Social Media, and Feminist Activism in Ireland	0
Photographing Seamus	0
Holding the State to Account: "Picking Up the Threads" for Women Who Have Died in Irish Maternity Services	0
Contributors	0
Behind the Scenes: Rediscovering the Theater Designs of Anne Yeats	0
Big House Burnings in County Tipperary during the Irish Civil War	0
Physical Degeneracy and Racial Fitness in Prewar Ireland	0
"Deoraidhthe Síora gan Sgíth gan Sos": John O'Mahony and the Development of a Diasporic Gaelic Print Culture	0

Craft, Politics, Collaboration: The Irish National Banner, 1890	0
Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe	0
Contributors	0
Victoria Kennefick	0
Annemarie Ní Churreáin	0
"Permanent Reminders": Digital Archives and the Irish Commemorative Impulse	0
"Like a Homing Bird to Its Nest": Irish Writers and Mid-Century U.S. Magazines	0
Remembering to Forget: Heaney and 1798 Revisited	0
The Seamus Heaney Archives	0
The Room Where MacNeice Wrote "Snow" and the Invention of Northern Irish Poetry	0
Seamus Heaney: Afterlives in Ireland’s Public Domain	0