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Papers by Patrick J . Mahoney
RTÉ Century Ireland, 2020
On 3 January 1920, Éamon de Valera arrived in the city of Hartford, Connecticut, to a raucous rec... more On 3 January 1920, Éamon de Valera arrived in the city of Hartford, Connecticut, to a raucous reception from over 3,000 supporters. In many ways, Hartford is emblematic of the strength of diasporic engagement with the revolution in Ireland. The surplus of factories and mills that sprang up along the Connecticut River during the nineteenth century ensured a constant inflow of migrants to the booming industrial hub. Particularly strong migration links with the west of Ireland developed, with many immigrants maintaining strong ties to their home culture. One such individual was Daniel McAuliffe, a native Irish-speaker from Ballynoe in East Cork, who had arrived in the U.S. in 1898. McAuliffe's story offers unique insight into Irish-American bicultural identity during the revolutionary period, and also conveys how individual movement and spatiality shaped the social and political beliefs of individuals within wellestablished Irish-American communities.
New Hibernia Review (Vol. 23, No. 2), 2019
Connecticuthistory.org, 2016
Connecticuthistory.org, 2017
Feasta, Imleabhar 72, Uimhir 1, 2019
Feasta, Imleabhar 70, Uimhir 8, Lúnasa 2017, 2017
Book Reviews by Patrick J . Mahoney
Comhar (Imleabhar 80, Uimhir 6), 2020
Review of Shane Kenna's Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa: Unrepentant Fenian (Irish Academic Press, 2015)... more Review of Shane Kenna's Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa: Unrepentant Fenian (Irish Academic Press, 2015) appeared in the Irish Studies Review, 25:2
Conference Presentations by Patrick J . Mahoney
Appeared on a keynote panel pertaining to 'The Irish Labour Diaspora and the Struggle for Indepen... more Appeared on a keynote panel pertaining to 'The Irish Labour Diaspora and the Struggle for Independence'
Conference Programme, 2018
In the spring of 2018, I co-organised the 6th Annual 'Dean Hopper Conference' at Drew University,... more In the spring of 2018, I co-organised the 6th Annual 'Dean Hopper Conference' at Drew University, entitled “An Island at the Center of the World”: Reconsidering Ireland’s Role on the Global Stage
Keynote speakers included: Prof. Barry McCrea, Dr. Laurence McKeown, Artist Tom Kelly, and a panel featuring filmmaker Williams Ross Cole and historian Judith Campbell.
Books by Patrick J . Mahoney
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](Connecticut Irish-American Historical Society Press, 2017
RTÉ Century Ireland, 2020
On 3 January 1920, Éamon de Valera arrived in the city of Hartford, Connecticut, to a raucous rec... more On 3 January 1920, Éamon de Valera arrived in the city of Hartford, Connecticut, to a raucous reception from over 3,000 supporters. In many ways, Hartford is emblematic of the strength of diasporic engagement with the revolution in Ireland. The surplus of factories and mills that sprang up along the Connecticut River during the nineteenth century ensured a constant inflow of migrants to the booming industrial hub. Particularly strong migration links with the west of Ireland developed, with many immigrants maintaining strong ties to their home culture. One such individual was Daniel McAuliffe, a native Irish-speaker from Ballynoe in East Cork, who had arrived in the U.S. in 1898. McAuliffe's story offers unique insight into Irish-American bicultural identity during the revolutionary period, and also conveys how individual movement and spatiality shaped the social and political beliefs of individuals within wellestablished Irish-American communities.
New Hibernia Review (Vol. 23, No. 2), 2019
Connecticuthistory.org, 2016
Connecticuthistory.org, 2017
Feasta, Imleabhar 72, Uimhir 1, 2019
Feasta, Imleabhar 70, Uimhir 8, Lúnasa 2017, 2017
Comhar (Imleabhar 80, Uimhir 6), 2020
Review of Shane Kenna's Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa: Unrepentant Fenian (Irish Academic Press, 2015)... more Review of Shane Kenna's Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa: Unrepentant Fenian (Irish Academic Press, 2015) appeared in the Irish Studies Review, 25:2
Appeared on a keynote panel pertaining to 'The Irish Labour Diaspora and the Struggle for Indepen... more Appeared on a keynote panel pertaining to 'The Irish Labour Diaspora and the Struggle for Independence'
Conference Programme, 2018
In the spring of 2018, I co-organised the 6th Annual 'Dean Hopper Conference' at Drew University,... more In the spring of 2018, I co-organised the 6th Annual 'Dean Hopper Conference' at Drew University, entitled “An Island at the Center of the World”: Reconsidering Ireland’s Role on the Global Stage
Keynote speakers included: Prof. Barry McCrea, Dr. Laurence McKeown, Artist Tom Kelly, and a panel featuring filmmaker Williams Ross Cole and historian Judith Campbell.