• Developing effective relationships between youth justice workers and young people: a synthesis of the evidence, REPPP review 

  Fullerton, D.; Bamber, J.; Redmond, Sean (University of Limerick, 2021)

  The REPPP (Research Evidence into Policy, Programmes and Practice) project is a collaboration between the School of Law in the University of Limerick and the Department of Justice. The aim of the REPPP project is to ...
• Submission to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice on Head of Judicial Appointments Commission Bill 

  Cahillane, Laura; Hickey, Tom; Kenny, David (2021)

  We welcome the new legislation and the efforts at reforming this area which, if successful, will provide crucial public confidence in the administration of justice. There are many positive aspects to this Bill which ...
• Technostress in secondary education settings 

  Murphy, Caroline; Marcus-Quinn, Ann; Hourigan, Tríona (NAACE: The Education Technology Association, 2021)

  Teaching is considered a highly regulated profession in Ireland. Teachers employed in state-funded secondary schools are required to be registered with the Irish Teaching Council, while the Department of Education and ...
• What is a hate crime? 

  Schweppe, Jennifer (Cogent OA, 2021)

  The term hate crime is instinctively understood across policy and practice domains, but is defined differently across contexts. Whilst it is accepted that a standard universal and internationally accepted definition of ...
• Dominican chant and liturgical practices in the English province 

  Giraud, Eleanor J. (Brill, 2021)

  Only a handful of liturgical books survive from the English Dominican Province, and only one contains musical notation. Consequently, it is difficult to make any generalisations about English Dominican liturgical and musical ...
• The English Dominican province from its beginnings to the reformation: an introduction 

  Giraud, Eleanor J.; Linde, Cornelia (Brill, 2021)

  This chapter provides a survey of the history of scholarly engagement with the English Dominican Province in the Middle Ages and gives a brief overview of recent research on the Dominican Order as a whole. It first provides ...
• Melodic lection marks in Latin manuscripts for Mass 

  Giraud, Eleanor J. (Centre d'Etude des Manuscrits, 2017)

   The neume-like signs found between text lines in many lectionaries are often over looked. Together with punctuation, these melodic lection marks helped readers to determine how a nd where to begin the melodic cadences ...
• An investigation into the feasibility of using Irish poetry as a means of increasing EFL learners' awareness of Irish culture and Irish/English in the Irish EFL classroom. 

  Bell, Jason (University of Limerick, 2007)

  The aim of this study was to identify the possibilities of using Irish poetry in the Irish EFL class as a means of increasing the awareness of Irish culture and the Irish/ English variety of English, for learners of ...
• Dance exposure, wellbeing and injury in collegiate Irish and contemporary dancers: a prospective study 

  Cahalan, Róisin Máire; Kearney, Philip Edward; Ni Bhriain, Orfhlaith; Redding, Emma; Quin, Edel; McLaughlin, Lisa C.; O'Sullivan, Kieran (Elsevier, 2018)

  Objectives Dance exposure and determinants of wellness in Irish dance (ID) and contemporary dance (CD) are under-investigated in pre-professional, collegiate cohorts. This study prospectively investigated these variables ...
• Adverse posssession and unadministered estates: an unfair solution to a redundant Irish problem 

  Woods, Una (2016)

  It is frequently asserted that the doctrine of adverse possession performs a valuable social function in Ireland by allowing the ownership of land forming part of an unadministered estate to be updated many years after ...
• Protection for owners under the Irish law on adverse possession: an inconsistent use test or a qualified veto system? 

  Woods, Una (Osgoode Hall Law School: York University, 2020)

  This article will assess the case for reforming the Irish law on adverse possession to confer additional protection on the owner. Assuming such reform is warranted, it is possible that an existing judicial solution, ...
• Challenges for people with intellectual disabilities in law enforcement interactions in Ireland; thematic analysis informed by 1537 person-years’ experience 

  Gulati, Gautam; Cusack, Alan; Bogue, John; O'Connor, Anne; Murphy, Valerie; Whelan, Darius; Cullen, Walter; McGovern, Cliona; Kelly, Brendan D.; Fistein, Elizabeth; Kilcommins, Shane; Dunne, Colum P. (Elsevier, 2021)

  Background: People with intellectual disabilities (PWID) are over-represented in criminal justice systems globally. This over-representation reveals itself at once in the demographic make-up of prison populations, as well ...
• Recording Non-Crime (Transphobic) Hate Incidents: R (Miller) v College of Policing and Chief Constable of Humberside 

  Schweppe, Jennifer (2021-03-09)

  For the past two decades, the police in the United Kingdom have recorded non-crime hate incidents. Defined broadly as non-crime incidents which is perceived by the victim or any other person to be motivated by hostility ...
• The arts may not always be good for us. 

  Moss, Hilary (SAGE Publications, 2020)

  no abstract available
• How can we stop criminal gangs exploiting up to 1,000 Irish kids? 

  Naughton, Catherine M.; Redmond, Sean (RTE: Brainstrom, 2021)

  Analysis: the latest Greentown studies examine ways to reduce the 'wicked problems' of how Irish crime networks exploit children
• How Irish crime gangs are a hidden threat to child well-being: The Brainstorm long read: the existence of criminal networks in Irish neighbourhoods is a slippery phenomenon to detect and understand 

  Redmond, Sean (RTE: Brainstrom, 2020)

  In the 1850s, cholera visited the residents of Golden Square, a poor urban neighbourhood in London. In addition to its cruel hold on the community, cholera had an insidious and subliminal quality and appeared to descend ...
• Why how we do something can be as important as what we do 

  Redmond, Sean (RTE Brainstorm, 2020)

  no abstract available
• Map or Guide? The evolving use of scientific evidence to inform social policies and programmes in complex settings 

  Redmond, Sean (Education Matters, 2020)

  No one advocates for policy or social programmes with an absence of evidence. However, greater appreciation of the complexities of social policies and programmes presents new demands for the application of scientific ...
• Totum officium bene correctum habeatur in domo: uniformity in the Dominican liturgy 

  Giraud, Eleanor J. (Oxford University Press, 2018)

  A key concern for the Dominican Order in the thirteenth century was the uniformity of its liturgy. In the middle of the century, the general chapter sought to consolidate the order s liturgical practices, issuing a ...
• Stylistic pluralism and the experiences of classically trained teachers of singing in the Republic of Ireland. 

  Fahey, Hannah (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  Throughout much of the 20th century, the Western classical vocal aesthetic dominated tertiary singing training in the Republic of Ireland. At the turn of the 21st century, and reflecting similar movements internationally, ...

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