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Opening hours

Monday to Friday: 2pm - 6pm
Late opening on Wednesday until 8pm
Closed at weekends and on bank holidays

You will need to present a pass sanitaire

Contacts

Carole Jacquet
Head of Libraries and Archives

Marion Mossu
Libraries and Archives Officer

Tel : 00 33 1 58 52 10 83 / 33

Where to find us ?

Beside the Panthéon !
Centre Culturel Irlandais
5, rue des Irlandais - 75005 Paris

RER B : Luxembourg
Metros : M10 Cardinal Lemoine / M7 Place Monge
Buses : 84, 89, 21, 27

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Opening hours

Monday to Friday: 2pm - 6pm
Late opening on Wednesday until 8pm
Closed at weekends and on bank holidays

You will need to present a pass sanitaire

Contacts

Carole Jacquet
Head of Libraries and Archives

Marion Mossu
Libraries and Archives Officer

Tel : 00 33 1 58 52 10 83 / 33

Where to find us ?

Beside the Panthéon !
Centre Culturel Irlandais
5, rue des Irlandais - 75005 Paris

RER B : Luxembourg
Metros : M10 Cardinal Lemoine / M7 Place Monge
Buses : 84, 89, 21, 27

Map

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Irish Academic Press

located at :
Dublin
Related collections :
Irish Musical Studies

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The Poetry of Vision : The ROSC Art Exhibitions 1967-1988

Peter SHORTT, Author | Dublin : Irish Academic Press | 2016
1. The Prelude to Rosc ’67: A Monumental Row 2. Rosc ’67: The Exhibitions 3. Rosc ’71: An Extravagant Affair 4. Rosc ’77: A Disappointing Exhibition 5. Rosc ’80: An Exciting Performance 6. Rosc ’84: ‘Nothing endures but change’ 7. Rosc ’88[...]
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Poverty and Welfare in Ireland, 1838-1948

Virginia CROSSMAN, Editor ; Peter GRAY, Editor | Dublin : Irish Academic Press | 2011
Table of Contents
Preliminary essay by Peter Higginbotham on 'The workhouses of Ireland'
1. 'Welfare Regimes under the Irish Poor Law, 1851-1922',
2. 'Welfare and Catastrophe':
Richard Davis (Uni. Tasmania) 'William Smith O'Brien[...]
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