• Pakistani print media coverage of environmental issues: a comparative study of Urdu and English newspapers 

  Rauf, Abdur; Ali, Sajjad; Irfan, Muhammad (2021)

  Newspaper is the powerful mass media which has played a leading role in the dissemination of knowledge and in building global awareness of different problems in particular in prevalent environmental issues. The purpose ...
• Shaping the ‘inexplicable’: A social constructionist analysis of news reporting of familicide-suicide 

  Galvin, Audrey; Quinn, Fergal; Cleary, Yvonne (SAGE Publications, 2022)

  Media framing helps to shape our understanding of the meaning of news events, often problematically. This study examines how this process interacts with the phenomenon of familicide-suicide, where a person kills one or ...
• Assessing the co-occurrence of professional roles in the news: A comparative study in six advanced democracies 

  Humanes, María Luisa; Mellado, Claudia; Mothes, Cornelia; Silke, Henry; Raemy, Patrick; Panagiotou, Nikos (University of Southern California, 2021)

  Occurrence of the interventionist, watchdog, loyal-facilitator, service, civic, and infotainment roles. The results show three main types of role co-occurrence—interventionist-watchdog, watchdog-civic, and interventi ...
• Yeats's ideal others: the Dantean mask of Yeats's late phase 

  Barry, Caron (University of Limerick, 2021)

  W. B. Yeats was a poet deeply concerned with making and remaking himself through his work. As a part of that mission Yeats tended very often to follow the example of his most beloved precursors. However, Yeats’s ...
• 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 ...
• Eglantina Remport, Lady Gregory and Irish National Theatre: Art, Drama, Politics 

  De Brún, Sorcha (Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, 2020)

  The impact of the Irish Literary Revival on the development of English and Irish language literature in Ireland and on modern literary criticism cannot be overestimated. Albeit challenging to quantify in its totality, ...
• Report of the Independent Review Group (IRG) on the use of tablet devices in Ratoath College (RC) 

  Dunne, Cora; Marcus-Quinn, Ann; Ó Dalaigh, Carl (2020)

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• Facilitating interaction, collaboration, community, and problem-solving capabilities in blended and fully online technical communication programs: an introduction to the special issue 

  Slattery, Darina M. (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  I first started teaching technical communication online over a decade ago. While teaching online was new to me, I had been teaching courses about instructional design and e-learning for a few years, so I learned—through ...
• “In a sea of wonders:” Eastern Europe and Transylvania in the Irish-language translation of Dracula 

  De Brún, Sorcha (Sciendo, 2020)

  The publication of the Irish-language translation of Dracula in 1933 by Seán Ó Cuirrín was a landmark moment in the history of Irishlanguage letters. This article takes as its starting point the idea that language is a ...
• An examination of the interaction of democratic ideals with journalism training programmes in the global south: The case of Cambodia 

  Quinn, Fergal (MDPI, 2020)

  The presumption that a liberal media landscape and associated press culture strengthens good governance and human development has approached orthodoxy in the western world. Consistent with this, journalism training has ...
• Introduction: Re-evaluating the minerva press 

  Neiman, Elizabeth; Morin, Christina (Cardiff University Press, 2020)

  The April 1845 issue of Godey’s Lady’s Book, an eminent women’s magazine published in Philadelphia between 1830 and 1878, contains a short story by ‘Miss Mary Davenant’ called ‘Helen Berkley; or, the Mercenary Marriage’. ...
• Developing strategies for success in a cross-disciplinary global virtual team project: collaboration among student writers and translators 

  Cleary, Yvonne; Slattery, Darina M.; Flammia, Madelyn; Minacori, Patricia (SAGE Publications, 2019)

  This article reports on a qualitative study of strategies and competencies used by technical communication and translation students to address challenges inherent in global virtual team collaboration. The study involved ...
• Technical communication in the United Kingdom: the academic and professional contexts 

  Cleary, Yvonne; McCullagh, Marie (IEEE Computer Society, 2020)

  Although technical communication is an active field of work in the United Kingdom, currently no academic programs are offered in this discipline. Interviews with practitioners, a company owner, and members of the board ...
• The discourse of component content management on technical communication practitioner blogs 

  Cleary, Yvonne (IEEE Computer Society, 2019)

  This study explores discursive blog posts about component content management by technical communication practitioners. It identifies blogs and posts that explore component content management practices over a one-year period ...
• Workshop: Curriculum development for technical communication in a digitalized world based on the TecCOMFrame competence framework 

  Cleary, Yvonne; Karreman, Joyce; Meex, Birgitta; Closs, Sissi (IEEE Computer Society, 2019)

  Mainly due to technology developments, the roles of technical communicators are constantly evolving. Therefore, it is important that curricula in technical communication stay up to date with the developments to prepare ...
• Advising in Language Learning in a new speaker context: facilitating linguistic shifts 

  Ní Loingsigh, Deirdre; Mozzon-McPherson, Marina (Elsevier, 2020)

  This article explores a specific example of advising for language learning utilized to support new speakers of Irish in the workplace. Advising in language learning (ALL) aims to provide a context that enables learners ...
• Temporality and the carer’s experience in the narrative ecology of illness:Susan Sontag’s dying in photography and prose 

  Liatsos, Yianna (MDPI, 2020)

  This paper joins a discussion about the representational dissonance and commemorative ethics of two self-referential works that engage with Susan Sontag’s2004 death from Myelodysplastic Syndrome: Annie Leibovitz’s A ...
• 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 ...
• The Tin Woodman, Captain Fyter, and Chopfyt: L. Frank Baum’s portrayal of body image and prostheses in the wake of World War I 

  Gethins, Marie (Southwest Popular/American Culture Association, 2020)

  Nineteenth and early twentieth-century children’s literature frequently depicts characters with disabilities as flat stereotypes — villains or saintly invalids. L. Frank Baum’s The Tin Woodman of Oz (1918) provides a sharp ...
• The digital learning movement: how should Irish schools respond? 

  Marcus-Quinn, Ann; Hourigan, Tríona; McCoy, Selina (Economic and Social Studies, 2019)

  There is a significant movement towards digital learning internationally. However, policymaking in Ireland regarding the use of ICT in education, specifically second-level education, has been lacking. Students’ experience ...

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