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Winter 2002–3
Hubert Butler Specialists in a Soviet school
Encounters with the ‘scientific worker’ of the USSR, 1931: a newly discovered essay [essay]
Michael Cronin Engaged
Remembering the way phones used to be [essay]
Tom Dunne Penitents
On The Magdalene Sisters [review-essay]
Adrian Frazier Davitt at Moore’s door
George Moore and Michael Davitt: how two disparate lives intertwined
George O’Brien Ringing a bell
The jukebox in the Devonshire Arms Hotel, Lismore, Co. Waterford [review-essay]
Conor O’Callaghan One–one
Notes on the Roy Keane affair, and its literature [review-essay]
Clair Wills The moral complexities of hindsight
On Tom Paulin’s Invasion Handbook [review-essay]
David Woelfel Girl in a yellow T-shirt
A young immigrant sells her future [fiction]
Selina Guinness ‘Gyres and cubes and midnight things’
Georgie Hyde Lees, wife of W.B. Yeats and quintessential modernist.
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