• Moving beyond the formal: developing significant networks and conversations in higher education: reflections from an interdisciplinary European project team 

  Beauchamp, Gary; Chapman, Sammy; Risquez, Angelica; Becaas, Susan; Ellis, Cheryl; Empsend, Michaël; Farr, Fiona; Hoskins, Laüra; Hustinx, Wouter; Murray, Liam; Palmaers, Steven; Spain, Sinead; Timus, Natalia; White, Melanie; Whyte, Shona; Young, Nick (Routledge Taylor & Francis, 2022)

  Conversations and networks are essential for transforming academics’ teaching practices as learning experiences (Palmer 1993). Yet, there has been little research reporting academics’ informal conversations about teaching ...
• Why precarious work is bad for health: social marginality as key mechanisms in a multi-national context 

  Macmillan, Ross; Shanahan, Michael J. (University Oxford University Press, 2021)

  The expansion of precarious work in recent decades has motivated a large body of research on its implications for health. While considerable work has focused on whether precarious work undermines health, much less is known ...
• Embodied pedagogy for strings: preparing and performing Ysaÿe’s solo violin sonata no. 2 op. 27 – a journey of unexpected discoveries 

  Daly, Diane Kathleen (Routledge Taylor & Francis, 2022)

  Swiss educator, Émile Jaques-Dalcroze observed over 100 years ago that often music conservatoires focus primarily on the development of technique and repertoire, at the expense of musicianship. His embodied approach to ...
• The implementation of e-participation platforms in Ireland: The case of OpenConsult 

  Connaughton, Bernadette (Edward Elgar, 2022)

  Putting the ‘e’ factor into governance through e-participation represents attempts to actively involve citizens in deliberating the policy process so that ‘they can raise issues, modify agendas and change government ...
• 'A Tremendous Motivating Factor’: Irish Northern Aid and the ‘Belfast March Tour' 

  Collins, Robert (Royal Irish Academy, 2021)

  The ‘Belfast March Tour’, an annual tour of Irish-Americans to Northern Ireland, began in 1983 and was a joint endeavour between Sinn Féin and Irish Northern Aid (INA, or ‘Noraid’). The latter was founded in 1970, ...
• Expanding the narrative: public history, music, and the Irish country house 

  Mullaney-Dignam, Karol (Routledge, 2021)

  This chapter discusses the political context for research and interpretation of music in and around Irish country houses— the primary residences of former landowners on their estates— outlining its historical significance ...
• Digital Educational Content– identifying the true cost and requirements 

  Marcus-Quinn, Ann; Hourigan, Tríona (National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals: NAPD, 2022)

  Digital teaching and learning material has become much more prevalent in recent years. However, the quality of such material is rarely audited and accessibility can be a huge problem for some students. The impact of the ...
• Group singing for health and wellbeing in the Republic of Ireland: the first national map 

  Helitzer, E.; Moss, H. (SAGE, 2022)

  Aims: (1) To catalogue and map all singing for health and wellbeing groups in the Republic of Ireland (ROI); (2) determine how they prioritise health outcomes; (3) understand what they consider success; and (4) identify ...
• An exploration of ECtHR jurisprudence governing the administration of release processes for life and long-term sentence prisoners: perspectives from the United Kingdom 

  Coffey, Gerard (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  The purpose of the research themes examined in this article is to contribute to the ongoing debate pertaining to substantive criminal laws and procedures governing sentence reviews of prolonged detention for life and ...
• Spousal maintenance in Ireland: past, present and future 

  O'Sullivan, Kathryn (Routledge Taylor & Francis, 2022)

  While spousal maintenance laws have come under the spotlight in many common law jurisdictions over the past two decades in particular, there has been little discussion of the topic in academic, legislative or judicial ...
• Measuring effectiveness in Ireland's youth justice system: Technical Report 2022 

  Reddy, John; Redmond, Sean (2022-03-14)

  Youth justice systems are aligning programmes and services with evidence-informed practice. In jurisdictions, research institutions support justice agency monitoring and evaluation needs and work with government departments ...
• The youth justice system in Ireland: a review (Revised 2022) 

  Reddy, John (2022-03-08)

  The Youth Justice System in Ireland: A Review (Revised 2022) reviewed academic literature and published governmental material in order to trace the development of the Irish State's response to youth crime and present an ...
• Explaining the occupational structure of depressive symptoms: precarious work and social marginality across European countries 

  Macmillan, Ross; Shanahan, Michael J. (SAGE, 2022)

  The idea that socioeconomic differences are a “fundamental cause” of health and well-being is the basis for large volumes of research. However, one of the challenges in this area is that of linking socioeconomic positions ...
• Lessons from Ireland's Judicial Conduct Controversy 

  Cahillane, Laura; Kenny, David (2021)

  The difficulties in balancing judicial independence and accountability, the importance of formal processes around investigation of judicial conduct, and the need for clarity on the respective roles of the branches of ...
• Ireland as a learning experience for the Scottish Citizens’ Assembly 

  Cahillane, Laura (Edinburgh University Press, 2020)

  Ireland’s recent high-profile referendums to liberalize abortion laws and to legalize same-sex marriage, both of which followed recommendations from deliberative assemblies, have been held up as examples to the world ...
• An analysis of the Judicial Council Act 

  Cahillane, Laura (Clarus Press, 2020)

  The Judicial Council Act was finally published in July 2019, almost 20 years after it was first proposed. The origins of the proposal go back further still. In 1996, the Constitution Review Group had recommended amending ...
• Duke Leopold of Lorraine, small state diplomacy, and the stuart court in exile, 1716–1729 

  Griffin, Stephen (Cambridge University Press, 2022)

  This article examines how rulers of early modern small states attempted to survive and increase their status in the ever-shifting political world of early eighteenth-century Europe. To do so it takes the example of Duke ...
• The evaluation of a training course to enhance intellectual disability awareness amongst law enforcement officers: a pilot study. 

  Gulati, Gautam; Cusack, Alan; Murphy, Valerie Elizabeth; Kelly, Brendan D.; Kilcommins, Shane; Dunne, Colum P. (Cambridge University Press, 2021)

  Disability awareness training is mandated by the United Nations Convention on People with Disabilities (UNCRPD), but there is a paucity of evidence regarding the systematic evaluation of the effectiveness of such training. ...
• Autobibliography 

  Doyle, Rob (University of Limerick, 2021)

  no abstract available
• Together in song: designing a singing for health group intervention for older people living in the community 

  Moss, Hilary; Lee, Sophie Elizabeth; Clifford, Amanda M.; Ní Bhriain, Orfhlaith M.; O'Neill, Desmond (Taylor and Francis, 2021)

  Introduction: International research evidence on the physical, cognitive and social benefits of group singing for older people is growing rapidly. However, singing interventions are inconsistently reported, with details ...

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