• The necessity of hope in dystopian times: A critical reflection 

  Moylan, Tom (Penn State University Press, 2020)

  n the face of the dire conditions of today’s global order, for those aiming to transform this reality in the spirit of a just, equal, and ecologically healthy existence for all of humanity and nature, it is time for ...
• Lifting the lid on Greentown Version 2 – Why we should be concerned about the influence criminal networks have on children’s offending behaviour in Ireland 

  Redmond, Sean (Department of Children and Youth Affairs, 2020)
• Making home work places 

  Ciolfi, Luigina; Gray, Breda; Pinatti de Carvalho, Aparecido Fabiano (European Society for Socially Embedded Technologies (EUSSET), 2020)

  This exploratory paper makes the case for deepening and expanding CSCW research on how knowledge and digital professionals work at home. The steady rise of flexible and ‘mobile’ working policies and burgeoning of freelance ...
• Therapist and individual experiences and perceptions of music therapy for adolescents who stutter: a qualitative exploration 

  O'Donoghue, Jessica; Moss, Hilary; Clements-Cortes, Amy; Freeley, Carol (Taylor and Francis, 2020)

  Introduction: Affective reactions frequently reported by adolescents who stutter include embarrassment, frustration, and feelings of anxiety about further stuttering. It is possible that music therapy could enhance stuttering ...
• 'Book review: Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies: Theory and Practice, edited by Laura Rappaport 

  Moss, Hilary (2016)

  no abstract available
• The use of music therapy in the chronic pain experience (updated version) 

  Fitzpatrick, Katie; Moss, Hilary (2020)

  no abstract available
• The use of music therapy in the chronic pain experience 

  Fitzpatrick, Katie; Moss, Hilary (2020)

  no abstract available
• The disclosure of student records Institute of Guidance Counsellors Annual Conference and General Meeting, University of Limerick, 6th May 2017 

  Kilcommins, Shane (2017)
• A favourite scotch measure: the relationship between a group of scottish solo dances and the tune ‘The flowers of Edinburgh’ 

  Melin, Mats H. (The Elphinstone Institute, 2019)

  Certain Scottish melodies seem to have inspired the dancing masters of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Scotland to devise a diverse set of dances designed to be performed to particular tunes. ‘The Flowers of Edinburgh’, ...
• Hybrid media and movements: the Irish water movement, press coverage, and social media 

  Silke, Henry; Siapera, Eugenia; Rieder, Maria (University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, 2020)

  In 2010, as part of the Troika intervention into Ireland, the then government agreed to the imposition of domestic water charges and the creation of a centralized water company. The imposition of charges for domestic ...
• Language attitudes in Catalonia: a contemporary perspective seen from pro-independence sociopolitical organizations 

  Byrne, Steven (Intellect, 2020)

  In a context of increasing linguistic diversity and political uncertainty in Catalonia, this article reports on a research project which set out to explore the attitudes of members of six proindependence sociopolitical ...
• Copyright and street art 

  John Lombard; UL Engage (UL Engage, 2020)

  Street art occupies an ever more prominent place in our towns and cities. The status achieved by street art has been accompanied by conflict about the placement of murals, the destruction and decontextualization of works, ...
• Music, class, and protest. hard hats and hoodies: the songs of two working-class British protest singers 

  Dillane, Aileen; Power, Martin J. (Bloomsbury Press, 2020)

  This chapter is concerned with what popular music protest song texts (music and words) and their performance/performers tell us about society and the class system, and how, in the process of doing so, articulate a class ...
• Understanding how decision-makers practice discretion in the context of the habitual residence condition in the Republic of Ireland 

  Ryan, Majka Monika; Power, Martin J. (SAGE Publications, 2020)

  This paper seeks to gain a greater understanding of how decision-makers practice discretion in the context of the Habitual Residence Condition, an additional criterion for eligibility to social assistance payments in the ...
• Adapting Hein’s Willenbrock: Andreas Dresen and the Legacy of the GDR ‘Ensemble’ Tradition 

  Conacher, Jean E. (Palgrave Macmillan, 2020)

  One of the leading German film-directors, Andreas Dresen is renowned for working with close-knit teams of collaborators on films characterised by improvisation and collective cinematic approaches. His filming, in 2005, of ...
• Culminating sounds and (En)visions: Ashes to ashes and the case for pierrot 

  Dillane, Aileen; Devereux, Eoin; Power, Martin J. (Routledge, 2015)

  no abstract available
• Preface: Where are we now? Contemporary scholarship on David Bowie 

  Power, Martin J.; Devereux, Eoin; Dillane, Aileen (Routledge, 2015)

  no abstract available
• How places make us: novel LBQ identities in four small cities 

  Power, Martin J. (SAGE Publicatons, 2018)

  no abstract available
• Blaming the victim: how global journalism fails those in poverty 

  Power, Martin J. (Oxford University Press, 2016)

  no abstract available
• Language attitudes, linguistic authority and independence in 21st century Catalonia 

  Byrne, Steven (Taylor and Francis, 2019)

  In a context of increasing linguistic and cultural diversity and political uncertainty in Catalonia, this article reports on a research project which set out to explore the attitudes of members of independence organisations ...

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