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Efforts to create a bibliography of the works of Frank O’Connor include the 1969 ‘Towards a Bibliography of Frank O’Connor’s Writing’ by Maurice Sheehy published in Michael / Frank: Studies on Frank O’Connor and the work of Professor Ruth Sherry, left incomplete by her death, held by University College Cork since 2008. I hope this ‘List of Works’ will encourage others to take a refreshed look at O’Connor’s works.
The list is assembled from a range of printed resources and online tools and is aggregated into a single html page. It's hoped that the material can be emended and extended over time and eventually can become integrated into a suitably flexible database.
The data display reflects my internal use of several abbreviations for referencing purposes. The most common of these are:
A more complete list of sources used is included with the list.
Owen (enhaut.caATgmailDOTcom)
2019-05 original list
2019-06 minor edits; addition of 'Yeats and Cuchulain', 1960
2019-10 edits, corrections and additions to Poetry (Translation from the Irish)
2020-05 additions to repository of the war stories, stories from Crab Apple Jelly and "The Study of History".
2020-10 updates to repository and list references.
Year | Title | Publication | Genre | |
1 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | Macmillan (NY,1931; London,1931) | Stories |
2 | 1932 | The Saint and Mary Kate | Macmillan, London,1932, 1936; Knopf, NY 1932 | Novel |
3 | 1932 | The Wild Bird’s Nest | Cuala Press | Poetry (from the Irish) |
4 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | Macmillan (London & NY) | Stories |
5 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers & Other Poems | T. Nelson & Sons, London | Poetry |
6 | 1937 | Death in Dublin: A Life of Michael Collins (The Big Fellow. A Life of Michael Collins) | Doubleday, Doran, NY (Nelson, London) | Biography |
7 | 1938 | Lords and Commons | Cuala Press | Poetry (from the Irish) |
8 | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | Macmillan, London; St. Martin’s Press, NY | Poetry (from the Irish) |
9 | 1940 | Dutch Interior | Macmillan, London; Knopf, NY. | Novel |
10 | 1940 | Lament for Art O’Leary | Cuala Press | Poetry (from the Irish) |
11 | 1941 | Three Tales | Cuala Press | Stories |
12 | 1943 | A Picture Book (illus. Elizabeth Rivers) | Cuala Press, Dublin | Travel |
13 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | Macmillan (London) Knopf (NY) | Stories |
14 | 1945 | The Midnight Court | Fridberg (London & Dublin) | Poetry (from the Irish) |
15 | 1945 | Towards an Appreciation of Literature | Metropolitan Publishing Co., Dublin | Criticism |
16 | 1946 | Selected Stories | Fridberg (Dublin) | Stories |
17 | 1947 | Irish Miles | Macmillan, London | Irish Culture, Travel |
18 | 1947 | The Art of the Theatre | Fridberg, London | Criticism |
19 | 1947 | The Common Chord | Macmillan (London) Knopf (NY) 1948 | Stories |
20 | 1948 | The Road to Stratford (revised & republished 1960 as Shakespeare’s Progress) | Metheun, London | Criticism |
21 | 1950 | Leinster Munster and Connaught | The County Books, Robert Hale, London | Irish Culture, Travel |
22 | 1951 | Traveller’s Samples | Macmillan (London), Knopf (NY) | Stories |
23 | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O’Connor | Knopf (NY), Hamish Hamilton (London, 1953) | Stories |
24 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O’Connor | Knopf (NY, 1954,1967) | Stories |
25 | 1956 | Stories by Frank O’Connor | Vintage (NY) | Stories |
26 | 1956 | The Mirror in the Roadway: A Study of the Modern Novel | Knopf, NY; Hamish Hamilton, london, 1957 | Criticism |
27 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | Hamish Hamilton (London), Knopf (NY) | Stories |
28 | 1957 | Modern Irish Short Stories' (Selection and Introduction by FOC) | World's Classics no. 560, Oxford University Press, London | Anthology |
29 | 1959 | A Book of Ireland (editor, introduction and contributions) | Collins, London and Glasgow | Compilation of Irish Writing |
30 | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons: An Anthology from the Irish | Knopf,NY; Macmillan, London 1961 | Poetry (from the Irish) |
31 | 1960 | Irish Short Stories, I, Englische und Amerikanische Leselogen Nr. 39 | Velhagen & Klasing (Bielfeld, Berlin, Hanover) | Stories |
32 | 1960 | Irish Short Stories, II, Englische und Amerikanische Leselogen Nr. 40 | Velhagen & Klasing (Bielfeld, Berlin, Hanover) | Stories |
33 | 1960 | Shakespeare’s Progress | World Publishing, Cleveland, OH | Criticism |
34 | 1961 | An Only Child | Knopf (1962, 1965 London McMillan) | Autobiography |
35 | 1962 | Irish Short Stories, ed. Wilhelm Brockhaus | Ferdinand Schöningh (Paderborn) | Stories |
36 | 1962 | The Lonely Voice: A Study of the Short Story | World Publishing, Cleveland OH; Nelson, Forster & Scott, Toronto 1963; Macmillan, London 1963 | Criticism |
37 | 1963 | My Oedipus Complex and Other Stories | Penguin Books | Stories |
38 | 1963 | My Oedipus Complex and Other Stories (English texts with Japanese notes) | Kōbunsha (Tokyo) | Stories |
39 | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | Dolmen Press, Dublin | Poetry (from the Irish) |
40 | 1964 | Collection Two | Macmillan (London) | Stories |
41 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry, A.D. 600-1200 (with David Greene) | Macmillan, London | Editor/translator with David Greene |
42 | 1967 | The Backward Look: A Survey of Irish Literature (A Short History of Irish Literature: A Backward Look) | Macmillan, London (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1967) | Criticism |
43 | 1968 | My Father’s Son | Macmillan (London); Knopf, NY, 1969 | Autobiography |
44 | 1969 | A Set of Variations [Collection Three *] | Knopf (Macmillan) | Stories |
45 | 1981 | The Coronet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | Poolbeg, Dublin | Stories |
46 | 1982 | Collected Stories | Knopf, N. Y | Stories |
47 | 1993 | The Collar: Stories of Irish Priests | Belfast, The Blackstaff Press (ebook: Open Road Media, NY) | Stories |
48 | 1994 | A Frank O’Connor Reader (ed. Michael Steinman) | Syracuse Univ. Press | Anthology/Compilation |
49 | 2009 | The Best of Frank O’Connor (edited & Introduction by Julian Barnes) | Knopf (Everyman’s Library), 2009 | Anthology/Compilation |
Date | Title | First Publication | Book Publication Year | Book Title | Ref | ||
1 | 1926-08-06 | Sion | Irish Tribune 1926-08-06 | SHY196 | |||
2 | 1926-08-07 | War | Irish Statesman 1926-08-07 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT63;SHY197 | |
3 | 1928-07-28 | The Ring | The Irish Statesman 1928-07-28 | MAT393#31;SHY195 | |||
4 | 1928-07 | The Awakening | Dublin Magazine Vol. III, Ser. New, No. 3, pp. 31-38, July 1928-07 | M,393#31;SHY189; NLI-PS_UR_076665 | |||
5 | 1929-04 | After Fourteen Years | Dublin Magazine 1929-04 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY189; NLI-PS_UR_076666 | |
6 | 1929-07 | September Dawn | Dublin Magazine, Vol. IV, Sewr. New, No 3 pp. 7-20 1929-07 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY196; NLI-PS_UR_076667 | |
7 | 1930-03-08 | Jo [Soldiers are We] | Irish Statesman 1930-03-08 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY196 | |
8 | 1931-01 | Guests of the Nation | Atlantic Monthly 1931-01 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | HUR,A29 | |
9 | 1931 | Attack | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY189 | ||
10 | 1931 | Jumbo's Wife | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY192 | ||
11 | 1931 | Nightpiece with Figures | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY194 | ||
12 | 1931 | Machine-gun Corps in Action | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY193 | ||
13 | 1931 | Laughter | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY193 | ||
14 | 1931 | Alec | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY189 | ||
15 | 1931 | Soiree Chez une Belle Jeune Fille | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY196 | ||
16 | 1931 | The Patriarch | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY195 | ||
17 | 1931 | The Late Henry Conran | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY192 | ||
18 | 1931 | The Sisters | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | HUR,A72;SHY196 | ||
19 | 1931 | The Procession of Life | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | HUR, A65;SHY195 | ||
20 | 1932-06 | Bones of Contention | Yale Review 1932-06 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | SHY189 | |
21 | 1933-01 | There Is A Lone House | Golden Book no. 7 1933-01 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT103 | |
22 | 1934-05 | The Miracle | Life and Letters 1934-05 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY194 | |
23 | 1934-08 | Peasants | Life and Letters 1934-08 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT385; SHY195 Lovat Dickson’s Magazine 1934-10 | |
24 | 1934-08 | The Man Who Stopped | Bookman 1934-08 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT99;SHY193 | |
25 | 1934-10-06 | What's Wrong With the Country? | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT99;SHY197 | ||
26 | 1934 | The English Soldier | Yale Review 1934 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT99;SHY191 | |
27 | 1935-01 | First Confession [Repentance; The Murderer [radio version]] | Lovat Dickson’s Magazine (as Repentance) 1935-01 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | MAT111;SHY191 | |
28 | 1935-02 | Michael's Wife | Lovat Dickson’s Magazine 1935-02 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT99;SHY194 | |
29 | 1935-04 | May Night | Life & Letters 1935-04 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT111,399;SHY194 | |
30 | 1935-05-10 | Faith Moved his Dictionaries | Everyman 1935-05-10 | SHY191 | |||
31 | 1935-06 | In the Train | Lovat Dickson’s Magazine 1935-06 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | MAT99 | |
32 | 1935-08 | The Majesty of the Law | Fortnightly Review 1935-08 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | HUR,A42;SHY193 | |
33 | 1936-01 | Orpheus and His Lute [First Confession] | Esquire 1936-01 | 1936 | Bones of Contention | HUR,A58 | |
34 | 1936-08 | Grandeur | Ireland Today 1936-08 | SHY192 | |||
35 | 1936-12 | The Flowering Trees | Ireland Today 1936-12 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT201; HUR,A23.1;SHY191 | |
36 | 1936 | Tears - Idle Tears | 1936 | Bones of Contention | SHY197;MAT201 | ||
37 | 1936 | Lofty | 1936 | Bones of Contention | SHY193 | ||
38 | 1936 | A Romantic | 1936 | Bones of Contention | HUR,A68.1 | ||
39 | 1937-01 | Uprooted | Criterion 1937-01 | 1937 | Best British Short Stories; (Crab Apple Jelly, 1944) | BI504;SHY197 | |
40 | 1937 | The Story Teller | Harper’s Bazaar 1937 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY197;MAT201 | |
41 | 1938-05 | Mac's Masterpiece | London Mercury 1938-05 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A40.1 “as in Short Stories for Study, N.Y., 1941”;SHY193 | |
42 | 1938-08 | A Rainy Day | John O’London Weekly 1938-08 | ` | SHY195 | ||
43 | 1938-09-15 | The Lodgers | BBC Radio (reading) 1938-09-15 | SHY193 | |||
44 | 1939-07 | The Bridal Night | Harper’s Bazaar 1939-07 | 1941 | Three Tales (1944 Crab Apple Jelly) | SHY189 | |
45 | 1940-04 | The Climber | Harper’s Bazaar 1940-04 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY190;MAT201 | |
46 | 1940-10 | The Long Road to Ummera | The Bell 1940-10 | 1941 | Three Tales (1944 Crab Apple Jelly) | SHY193 | |
47 | 1940-11-15 | The Book of Kings | Radio Eireann (reading) 1940-11-15 | SHY189 | |||
48 | 1941-01 | Old Fellows (A Day at the Seaside) | The Bell 1941-01 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | HUR,A56;SHY190 | |
50 | 1941-10 | Hughie | The Bell 1941-10 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | BI235;SHY192 | |
51 | 1941-11 | Last Post | Irish Times 1941-11 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A35;SHY192 | |
52 | 1941 | The Grand Vizier's Daughters | 1941 | Three Tales, 1941 Cuala Press 11944 Crab Apple Jelly) | SHY192 | ||
53 | 1941 | The House That Johnny Built | The Bell 1941 | 1941 | Three Tales (1944 Crab Apple Jelly) | BI787;SHY192 | |
54 | 1942-03 | Night of Stars [ The Rivals; Judas] | The Bell 1942-03 | 1947 | The Common Chord | BI333; SHY194; STN37 | |
55 | 1942-03-28 | Solo on Gabriel’s Trumpet | Irish Times 1942-03-28 | SHY196 | |||
56 | 1942-10 | The Mad Lomasneys [The Wild Lomasneys] | The Bell 1942-10 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | Bi462;HUR,A41;SHY197 | |
57 | 1942-11-19 | The New Teacher [The Cheapjack] | BBC Radio 1942-11-19 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | SHY190 | |
58 | 1943-03-17 | The Tinker | BBC Radio 1943-03-17 | SHY197 | |||
59 | 1944-02 | Song Without Words | Harper’s Bazaar 1944-02 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | SHY196 | |
60 | 1944 | The Star That Bids The Shepherd Fold [The Shepherds] | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | HUR,A71; see also SHY196 under both titles | ||
61 | 1944 | The Miser | Selected Writing no 3 (Winter 1944) 1944 | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | SHY194 | |
62 | 1944 | The Luceys | 1944 | Crab Apple Jelly | SHY193 | ||
63 | 1945-09-22 | News For The Church | New Yorker 1945-09-22 | 1947 | The Common Chord | BARxxvi;SHY194 | |
64 | 1945 | The Custom of the Country | English Story (6th Series 1945) 1945 | 1947 | The Common Chord | MAT224; HUR,A13;SHY190 | |
65 | 1945 | A Story By Maupassant | Penguin New Writing #37 (SHY197 has #24) 1945 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY197 | |
66 | 1946-03 | A Thing of Nothing | Cornhill 1946-03 | 1947 | The Common Chord | SHY197;MAT224 | |
67 | 1946-03 | The Sinner | Argosy 1946-03 | SHY196 | |||
68 | 1946-10-26 | Judas [The Rivals; Night of Stars] | New Yorker 1946-10-26 | 1947 | The Common Chord | HUR,A32;SHY192;SHY195 | |
69 | 1946-10 | The Lady of the Sagas [Lady in Dublin] | Today’s Woman 1946-10 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | HUR,A34 | |
70 | 1946-11 | Friends of the Family | Reginald Moore’s Modern Reading 1946-11 | 1947 | The Common Chord | ||
71 | 1946-12-21 | The Thief [Christmas Morning] | New Yorker 1946-12-21 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY190;SHY197 | |
72 | 1946-12 | Legal Aid | Harper’s Bazaar 1946-12 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY190 | |
73 | 1946 | The Stepmother | Irish Writing no. 1 1946 | 1947 | The Common Chord | MAT224;SHY196 | |
74 | 1947-03-08 | The Babes in the Wood | New Yorker 1947-03-08 | 1947 | The Common Chord | MAT224 | |
75 | 1947-10-25 | My Da | New Yorker 1947-10-25 | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O'Connor | SHY194 | |
76 | 1947-11 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | Harpers Bazaar 1947-11 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY190;Pfd-2017 | |
77 | 1947 | The Holy Door | 1947 | The Common Chord | SHY192 | ||
78 | 1947 | Don Juan, Retired | 1947 | The Common Chord | HUR,A16; SHY190 | ||
79 | 1947 | The Frying Pan | 1947 | The Common Chord | HUR,A24; SHY191 | ||
80 | 1947 | The Miracle | 1947 | The Common Chord | HUR,A49;SHY194 | ||
81 | 1948-07-03 | The Drunkard | New Yorker 1948-07-03 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY191 | |
82 | 1948-07 | The World of Art and Reilly | Vogue 1948-07 | HUR,A88 | |||
83 | 1948-12-22 | The Adventuress | Far and Wide 1948-12-22 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY189 | |
84 | 1949-01-15 | Darcy in the Land of Youth | New Yorker 1949-01-15 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY190 | |
85 | 1949-03-17 | The Idealist | BBC Radio 1949-03-17 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY192 | |
86 | 1949-12-03 | The Man of the House | New Yorker 1949-12-03 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY193 | |
87 | 1949 | The Landlady | Penguin New Writing no.37 1949 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A34.1 | |
88 | 1950-01 | The Sentry | Harper’s Bazaar 1950-01 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | HUR,A70;SHY196 | |
89 | 1950–06-24 | The Masculine Principle | New Yorker 1950–06-24 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY193 | |
90 | 1950–06-24 | Music When Soft Voices Die | New Yorker 1950–06-24 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY194 | |
91 | 1950–06-24 | The Pedlar | Irish Tribune 1950–06-24 | SHY195 | |||
92 | 1950–06-24 | The Exile's Return | Spectator 1950–06-24 | HUR,A19 | |||
93 | 1950-06 | Private Property | Evening News, 1950-06 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | MAT320; HUR,A64;SHY195 | |
94 | 1950-12-02 | The Pretender | New Yorker 1950-12-02 | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O'Connor | SHY195;BI#2168 The Bell Autumn 1953 | |
95 | 1950-12 | This Mortal Coil | New American Mercury 1950-12 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | HUR,A50 | |
96 | 1950-12 | My Oedipus Complex | Today’s Woman 1950-12 | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O'Connor | HUR,A54;SHY194 | |
97 | 1951-03-17 | What Girls Are For | Collier’s 1951-03-17 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A87;SHY197 | |
98 | 1951-03 | Baptismal [ A Spring Day] | American Mercury 1951-03 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | SHY189; SHY196 has A Spring Day 1952-02 Reginald Moore’s Modern Reading | |
99 | 1951–03 | The Conversion | Harper’s Bazaar 1951–03 | HUR,A9;SHY190 | |||
100 | 1951-05-02 | Jerome | BBC Radio (reading) 1951-05-02 | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY192 | |
101 | 1951-08 | A Romantic | Evening News (London) 1951-08 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | SHY17;SHY196 | |
102 | 1951-10-(Autumn) | Eternal Triangle [The Rising; The Tram] | Cornhill Magazine 1951-10-(Autumn) | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A18;SHY195;SHY197 has 1954-10 in Atlantic Monthly | |
103 | 1951-12-15 | The Martyr | John Bull Magazine 1951-12-15 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A45;SHY193 | |
104 | 1951 | My First Protestant | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | HUR,A53;SHY194 | ||
105 | 1951 | Old Age Pensioners | 1951 | Traveller's Samples | SHY194 | ||
106 | 1951 | A Mother’s Warning | Saturday Evening Post 1951 | 1951 | Traveller’s Samples | HUR,A51 | |
107 | 1952-02-23 | First Love [Crossroads] | New Yorker 1952-02-23 | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O'Connor | HUR,A22.2;SHY191 | |
108 | 1952-06-28 | Masculine Protest | New Yorker 1952-06-28 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A46;SHY194 | |
109 | 1952-06 | The Saint | Mademoiselle 1952-06 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | MAT270 has year as 1951; S8-9 has year 1952; HUR,A68.2;SHY196 has 1952-06 | |
110 | 1952-08-02 | A Sense of Responsibility | New Yorker 1952-08-02 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | S, 8; HUR,A69; SHY196 | |
111 | 1952-09-03 | A Torrent Damned | New Yorker 1952-09-03 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | SHY197;HUR,A78 has initial pub. 1955-04-30 | |
112 | 1952-09-27 | Unapproved Route | New Yorker 1952-09-27 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A80;SHY197 | |
113 | 1952-10 | Anchors | Harper’s Bazaar 1952-10 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | S8-9; HUR,A5; SHY189 | |
114 | 1952 | Freedom | 1952 | The Stories of Frank O'Connor | SHY191 | ||
115 | 1952 | Darcy i dTír na nÓg | Nuaschéalíocht 1940-1950 (ed. Tomas de Bhaldraithe) 1952 | ||||
116 | 1953-01-24 | Don Juan's Temptation | Magisinet (Copenhagen) 1953-01-24 | 1947 | The Common Chord | SHY191 | |
117 | 1953-01 | Adventure | Atlantic Monthly 1953-01 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | S8-9, SHY189 | |
118 | 1953-07-18 | Vanity | New Yorker 1953-07-18 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A82; SHY197 | |
119 | 1953-07 | The Little Mother | Harper’s Bazaar 1953-07 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | SHY16; HUR,A37;SHY193 | |
120 | 1954-04-03 | The Face of Evil | New Yorker 1954-04-03 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | s22; HUR,A21; SHY191 | |
121 | 1954-05-08 | Lost Fatherlands | New Yorker 1954-05-08 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | s22; HUR,A40; SHY193 | |
122 | 1954 | The Genius [The Sissy; The Cissy] | Mademoiselle 1954 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | STN44; SHY192 | |
123 | 1954-08 | The Sorcerer's Apprentice [Don Juan’s Apprentice] | Harper’s Bazaar 1954-08 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A73 | |
124 | 1954-10 | Lonely Rock [Ladies of the House] | Harper’s Magazine 1954-10 | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | SHY192 | |
125 | 1954-11-13 | Pity [Francis] | New Yorker 1954-11-13 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | SHY191 | |
126 | 1954 | Counsel For Oedipus [A Brief For Oedipus] | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A12; SHY190 | ||
127 | 1954 | The Old Faith | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor, Knopf 1954, 1967(Collection Two [1964,UK]) | SHY17; SHY195 | ||
128 | 1954 | Father and Son | 1954 | More Stories by Frank O'Connor (Collection Two [1964,UK]) | HUR,A22; SHY191 | ||
129 | 1955-04-30 | The Teacher's Mass | New Yorker 1955-04-30 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A77; SHY197 | |
130 | 1955-06-18 | Fish for Friday | New Yorker 1955-06-18 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A23; SHY191 | |
131 | 1955-07-30 | A Bachelor's Story | New Yorker 1955-07-30 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | rs; SHY189 | |
132 | 1955-08-13 | Expectation of Life | New Yorker 1955-08-13 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | SHY191 | |
133 | 1955-11 | The Wreath | Atlantic Monthly 1955-11 | 1969 | Collection Two | HUR,A8922; s22 dates this 1954;SHY198 | |
134 | 1956-03-03 | A Salesman's Romance | New Yorker 1956-03-03 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR, A68.3 (Also titled ‘Woman’);SHY196 | |
135 | 1956-05 | Orphans | Mademoiselle 1956-05 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A57; SHY195 | |
136 | 1956-06-16 | The Duke's Children | New Yorker 1956-06-16 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | SHY191 | |
137 | 1956-07-28 | The Man of the World | New Yorker 1956-07-28 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | SHY193 | |
138 | 1956-09-08 | The Pariah | New Yorker 1956-09-08 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | MAT312; HUR,A61; SHY195 | |
139 | 1957-01-19 | The Ugly Duckling [That Ryan Woman] | Saturday Evening Post 1957-01-19 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A79; SHY196; SHY197 | |
140 | 1957-03-09 | The Study of History | New Yorker 1957-03-09 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A75; SHY197 | |
141 | 1957-03-23 | Daydreams | New Yorker 1957-03-23 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A15; SHY190 | |
142 | 1957-03 | The Impossible Marriage | Woman’s Day 1957-03 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A30; SHY192 | |
143 | 1957-06-29 | Requiem | New Yorker 1957-06-29 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A63; SHY195 | |
144 | 1957-09-28 | A Minority | New Yorker 1957-09-28 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A48; SHY194 | |
145 | 1957-09 | Public Opinion | Mademoiselle 1957-09 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A66; SHY195 | |
146 | 1957-10-26 | An Out-And-Out Free Gift | New Yorker 1957-10-26 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY195 | |
147 | 1957-10 | The Paragon | Esquire 1957-10 | 1957 | Domestic Relations | HUR,A60 | |
148 | 1957-12-07 | The Party | The Party 1957-12-07 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY195 has 1957-12-14 | |
149 | 1958-05-10 | A Great Man | New Yorker 1958-05-10 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY192 | |
150 | 1958-05 | Androcles and the Army | Atlantic Monthly 1958-05 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A6 (Hurf has book pub in Collection Two, 1964. ??); SHY189 | |
151 | 1958-09-27 | Sue | New Yorker 1958-09-27 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A76; SHY197 | |
152 | 1958-11-01 | Achilles' Heel | New Yorker 1958-11-01 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY189 | |
153 | 1958-12 | Lady Brenda | Harper’s Bazaar 1958-12 | SHY192 | |||
154 | 1959-01-10 | The Mass Island [Father Fogarty’s Island] | New Yorker 1959-01-10 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY191 | |
155 | 1960-04-30 | A Set of Variations on a Borrowed Theme [Variations on a Theme] | New Yorker 1960-04-30 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A83; SHY196; SHY197 has 1965 Winter’s Tales | |
156 | 1961-01-21 | The Weeping Children | New Yorker 1961-01-21 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A86; SHY197 | |
157 | 1961-03-25 | The American Wife | New Yorker 1961-03-25 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | MAT338; HUR,A3; SHY189; | |
158 | 1965-02-13 | A Life of Your Own | Saturday Evening Post 1965-02-13 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A36; SHY193 | |
159 | 1965-05-08 | The Cheat | Saturday Evening Post 1965-05-08 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY190 | |
160 | 1966-04-30 | The Corkerys | New Yorker 1966-04-30 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | HUR,A10; SHY190 | |
161 | 1966-11-05 | The School For Wives | New Yorker 1966-11-05 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY196 | |
162 | 1967-05-06 | An Act of Charity | New Yorker 1967-05-06 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY189 | |
163 | 1971-08-21 | The Call | The Irish Press 1971-08-21 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT437 | |
164 | 1972-11 | Ghosts | Atlantic Monthly 1972-11 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A26 | |
165 | 1981 | Uncle Pat | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A81 | ||
166 | 1981 | A Case Of Conscience | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | |||
167 | 1981 | The Grip of the Geraghtys | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | HUR,A28 | ||
168 | 1994 | The Rebel | 1994 | A Frank O’Connor Reader (ed. Michael Steinman), N. Y. Syracuse University Press | |||
169 | 1994 | Darcy in Tir na nOg | 1994 | A Frank O’Connor Reader (ed. Michael Steinman), N. Y. Syracuse University Press | |||
170 | 2007-03-(Spring) | The Burden of Innocence | The Dublin Review 2007-03-(Spring) | ||||
171 | undated | Twilight | Lovat Dickson’s Magazine undated | SHY197 | |||
172 | MS (undated) | Orpheus in Exile [The Victim] | HUR,A84 | ||||
173 | undated | The Black Drop | Lovat Dickson’s Magazine undated | SHY189 |
Year | Title | Beginning … | First Published Year | Publication | Book Publication Year | Book Publication | |
1 | 1922 | My Last Duchess | |||||
2 | 1922 | Night in the Cottage | |||||
3 | 1922 | Theocritus on Sunday | |||||
4 | 1923 | Life | |||||
5 | 1923 | Sonnet | |||||
6 | 1923 | An Old Woman Leaves the Workhouse | |||||
7 | 1923 | On a House Shaken by the Land Agitation (With apologies to W. B. Yeats) | |||||
8 | 1923 | Of Lus na Gaoithe’s fall from Grace | |||||
9 | 1924 | Before the Mirror | |||||
10 | 1921 | An Chros | |||||
11 | 1922 | Invictus | 1922 | An Lóng | |||
12 | 1922 | Mozart | 1922 | An Lóng | |||
13 | 1922 | Ambush | |||||
14 | 1923 | The Rosary | When byre and house with sleep are dim | 1923 | Catholic Bulletin (March) | ||
15 | 1923 | For the End (Gormandstown Internment Camp) | |||||
16 | 1924 | Ambush | 1975 | Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01, p19 | |||
17 | 1924 | Duet | |||||
18 | 1924 | Philosophy | |||||
19 | 1925 | Three Old Brothers | While some goes dancing reels and some | 1936 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | |
20 | 1925 | Alone | In my attic all alone | 1926 | Irish Statesman vol. 5, no.18 | ||
21 | 1925 | On Guard | Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01, p24 | ||||
22 | 1925 | Priest | |||||
23 | 1926 | Father Geoffrey Keating sang this | 1926 | Irish Statesman | |||
24 | 1926 | Love | 1926 | Irish Statesman | |||
25 | 1926 | Two Impressions | 1926 | Irish Statesman | |||
26 | 1926 | Return in Harvest | Near the wood, girth round with stubble | 1926 | Irish Statesman | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
27 | 1926 | Alone in the Big Town She Dreams | 1926 | Irish Statesman | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | |
28 | 1927 | On Moyrus | 1927 | Irish Statesman | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | |
29 | 1927 | The Last Ghost | Where the last ghost is laid | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
30 | 1927 | The Master | And he said and he said and he said, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
31 | 1927 | The Patriot | Be Jasus, before ye inter me | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
32 | 1927 | Prelude | This is winter in Castleraynal, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
33 | 1927 | Wedded | Let you be king and me be queen, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
34 | 1927 | Irish Channel---1 | Suddenly a siren waked me | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
35 | 1927 | Irish Channel---2< | The dream of which our spiritual life is born | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
36 | 1927 | A tram came round the corner like a lion let loose |
1936 |
Three Old Brothers and other poems |
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37 | 1927 | The Grand Vizier’s Daughter | Good God, to rhyme from day to day | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
38 | 1927 | Quest of Dead O’Donovans | He stood on the last ledge of rock | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
39 | 1928 | Winter on Earth | Cold is winter time, the wind | 1928 | Irish Statesman | ||
40 | 1935 | Self Portrait | Last Sunday morning, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
41 | 1936 | A Statue of Life---1 | God rest those humble people, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
42 | 1936 | A Statue of Life---2 | Before I die, God grant me | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
43 | 1936 | A Statue of Life---3 | What are the forms of life but illusion? | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
44 | 1936 | Prologue and Epilogue---1 | I know I have been here before | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
45 | 1936 | Prologue and Epilogue---2 | By the creaking gate, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
46 | 1936 | Song | I filled my heart with fantasy, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
47 | 1936 | Boredom | If a man had his wish, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
48 | 1944 | Homage to Jim Larkin | Roll away the stone, Lord! Roll away the stone! | 1944 | Irish Times | ||
49 | 1983 | Prayer for a Proper Literary Outlook | Lord, may we all be story spinners | 1983 | Matthews, James H., Voices: A Life of Frank O’Connor |
Year | Title | Beginning … | First Published Year | Publication | Book Publication Year | Book Publication | |
1 | 1925 | Sweeney [Suibhne Geilt Speaks] | I am Sweeney they call me the mad | 1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-03-14 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and Other Poems Kings Lords and Commons |
2 | 1925 | Sever me not from Thy Sweetness [The Sweetness of Nature] | Endlessly over the water |
1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-11-09 | 1936 |
Kings, Lords, & Commons |
3 | 1926 | Celibacy | 1926 | Irish Statesman 1926-02-06 | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic, Macmillan, London | |
4 | 1926 | Lullaby of Adventurous Love | 1926 | Irish Tribune 1926-12-03 | |||
5 | 1927 | The Madman | 1927 | Irish Statesman 1927-01-01 | |||
6 | 1932 | Prayer at Dawn [Echoes---2] | I was taught prayer as a child to bend the knee, | 1932 | The Dublin Magazine Vol VII, no 2 p.4 1932-04 | 1938 | Lords and Commons |
7 | 1932 | People In Love | 1940 | The Bell 1940-12 | 1932 | The Wild Bird’s Nest: Poems from the Irish | |
8 | 1936 | Autumn | Autumn’s good a cozy season; | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse 1892-1935 | ||
9 | 1936 | The Praise of Fionn [Echoes---1] | Patrick, you chatter too loud | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
10 | 1936 | The Old Woman of Beare | I, the old woman of Beare | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
11 | 1936 | A Learned Mistress | Tell him it’s all a lie; | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
12 | 1936 | The Student | The student’s life is pleasant, | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
13 | 1936 | Inheritance [Prayer for the Speedy End of Three Great Misfortunes] [Echoes---3] | Three things seek my death, | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse 1892-1935; Three Old Brothers | ||
14 | 1936 | Kilcash | What shall we do for timber? | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
15 | 1936 | A Grey Eye Weeping | That my own bitter heart was pierced in this black doom, | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
16 | 1936 | Growing Old [Autumn] | Woman full of wile | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
17 | 1938 | The Hermit’s Song | A hiding tuft, a green-barked yew-tree | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
18 | 1938 | May | May’s the merriest time of all, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
19 | 1938 | Storm at Sea | Tempest on the plain of Lir | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
20 | 1938 | Oisin | The teeth you see up here, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
21 | 1938 | Caroll’s Sword | O swinging sword of Carroll hail! | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
22 | 1938 | I Shall Not Die | I shall not die because of you | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
23 | 1938 | Showing Off [Three Cows] | Girl of three cows don’t crow | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
24 | 1938 | Childless | Blessed Trinity have pity! | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
25 | 1938 | Mistresses | Six! / Such different minds and faces | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
26 | 1938 | To a Boy | Do not waste your time | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
27 | 1938 | Hugh Maguire | Too cold this night for Hugh Maguire, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
28 | 1938 | Christmas Night | Welcome to us Holy Child | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
29 | 1938 | Patrick Sarsfield, Lord Lucan (Circa 1691) | Farewell Patrick Sarsfield wherever you may roam | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
30 | 1938 | Lament for the Woodlands | When I once rose at morning | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
31 | 1938 | The Journeyman | Oh, never, never more will I go to Cashel | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
32 | 1938 | The Orphan | My father and my mother died and left me young and poor, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
33 | 1938 | How Well for the Birds | How well for the birds that can rise in their flight | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
34 | 1938 | County Mayo | Now in the springtime the days will grow longer | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
35 | 1938 | Song of Repentance | Now here is my verdict on the playboy’s behavior | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
36 | 1938 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, Oh King of Kngs, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
37 | 1938 | John Johnston [The Harper] | Master of discords, John |
1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
38 | 1938 | Death | 1938 | Lords and Commons | |||
39 | 1938 | Clancarthy [The Body's Speech] | 1938 | Lords and Commons | |||
40 | 1938 | Stray Verses | 1938 | Lords and Commons | |||
41 | 1939 | The Downfall of Heathendom | Ailill the king is vanished | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
42 | 1939 | Winter | Chill,Chill! | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
43 | 1939 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, O King of Kings, | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
44 | 1939 | Grania | Stag does not lay his side to sleep; | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
45 | 1939 | She is My Dear | She is my dear | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
46 | 1945 | Liadain | Gain without gladness | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
47 | 1945 | To the Lady with a Book | Pleasant journey little book | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
48 | 1945 | To Tomas Costello at the Wars | Here’s pretty conduct, Hugh O’Rourke, | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
481 | 1945 | A Girl Weeping | Here's a pretty state of things! | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
49 | 1945 | The Midnight Court | I liked to walk in the river meadows | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
50 | 1954 | The Drowning of Conaing | The shining waters rise and swell | 1954 | An Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
51 | 1954 | May | May is the merriest time of all | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
52 | 1954 | The Harper | Master of discords John | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
53 | 1954 | A Sleepless Night | I have thought long this wild wet night that broght no rest | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
54 | 1954 | Reverie at Dawn [The Reverie] | One morning before Titan thought of stirring his feet | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
55 | 1954 | The Lament for Art O’Leary | My love and my delight, | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
56 | 1959 | Endpiece | An end to all I’ve ever had to say, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
57 | 1959 | The Hermitage | Grant me sweet Christ the grace to find--- | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
58 | 1959 | A Prayer for Recollection | How my thoughts betray me! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
59 | 1959 | A Priest Rediscovers his Psalm-book | How good to hear your voice again | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
60 | 1959 | The Scholar and the Cat | Each of us persues his trade | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
61 | 1959 | The Open Door | King of stars, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
62 | 1959 | A Word of Warning | To go to Rome | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
63 | 1959 | Scholars | Strange is it not if scholars yell | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
64 | 1959 | The Sweetness of Nature | Endlessly over the water | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
65 | 1959 | The Sea | Look, wild and wide, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
66 | 1959 | Winter | Winter is a dreary season, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
67 | 1959 | The Blackbird at Belfast Lough | What little throath | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
68 | 1959 | Caoilte | Winter time is bleak, the wind | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
69 | 1959 | Generosity | If only the brown leaf were gold | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
70 | 1959 | The King of Connacht | Have you seen Hugh, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
71 | 1959 | The Viking Terror | Since tonight the wind is high, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
72 | 1959 | The End of Clomacnois | Whence are you, learning’s son? | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
73 | 1959 | Murrough Defeats the Danes | Ye people of great Murrough’s band, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
74 | 1959 | The King of Ulster | Conor the king | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
75 | 1959 | A Kiss | He’s my doll! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
76 | 1959 | The Goldsmith’s Wife | The goldsmith’s wife | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
77 | 1959 | Aideen | Aqll are keen | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
78 | 1959 | No Names | There’s a girl in these parts--- | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
79 | 1959 | All Gold | Hero’s daughter, Leinster’s lovliest! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
80 | 1959 | Exile | What happier fortune can one find | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
81 | 1959 | Retirement | In youth I served my time | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
82 | 1959 | Love and Hate | Hate only will I love | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
83 | 1959 | Death and the Maiden | My girl I say be on your guard | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
84 | 1959 | A Jealous Man | Listen jealous man | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
85 | 1959 | A Man of Experience [A Girl Weeping in MC)] | Really, what a shocking scene! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
86 | 1959 | The Vanished Night | God be with the night that’s gone! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
87 | 1959 | Jealousy | Love like heat and cold | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
88 | 1959 | The Body’s Speech [Clancarthy] | My grief, my grief, maid without sin, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
89 | 1959 | The Liar | O you liar tell me this | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
90 | 1959 | Fathers and Sons | Young at his father’s fire | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
91 | 1959 | Brightness of Brightness | Brightness of brightness lonely met me where I wandered, | 1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-06-13 | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons |
92 | 1959 | Last Lines | I shall not call for help until they coffin me--- | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
93 | 1959 | Hope | Life has conquered, the wind has blown away | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
94 | 1959 | The Lament for Yellow-haired Donough | Ye have seen a marvel in this town, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
95 | 1959 | Slievenamon | It is my sorrow that this day’s troubles | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
96 | 1959 | To the Blacksmith with a Spade | Make me a handle as straight as the mast of a ship, | 1941 | The Bell 1941-11 | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons |
97 | 1959 | Donal Ogue | Donal Ogue, when you cross the water, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
98 | 1959 | The Lad of the Curly Locks | Lad of the curly locks | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
99 | 1959 | Raftery the Poet | I am Raftery the Poet, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
100 | 1959 | Mary Hynes | Going to Mass by the heavenly mercy, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
101 | 1962 | Eve | Dreadful was the choice I made, | 1962 | Threshold, No. 17 pp. 17-18 1962? | 1963 | The Little Monasteries |
102 | 1962 | I Am Stretched on Your Grave | I am stretched on your grave | 1962 | Threshold, No. 17 pp. 17-18 1962? | 1963 | The Little Monasteries |
103 | 1962 | The Boyhood (Childhood?) of Jesus | 1962 | Sunday Independent 1962-Spring | |||
104 | 1962 | The Nun of Beare (revised) | Wealth is all you ask today; | 1962 | Kilkenny Magazine 1962-Spring | 1963 | The Little Monasteries |
105 | 1963 | The Seasons | Fall is no man’s travelling time; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
106 | 1963 | In the Country | A hedge of trees is all around; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
107 | 1963 | The Old Poet | God be praised who ne’er forgets me | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
108 | 1963 | The Thirsty Poet | Blessings on King Donal’s daughter | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
109 | 1963 | The Angry Poet | The hound / Could never be called refined | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
309 | 1963 | The Trial by Cohabitation | He So I and my love Liadin | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
110 | 1963 | The Ex-Poet | Once the ex-poet Cuirithir / And I were lovers; there's no cure; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
111 | 1963 | The way to get on with a girl | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | |||
112 | 1963 | The Dead Lover | Silence, girl! What can you say? | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
113 | 1963 | On the Death of his Wife | I parted from my life last night, | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
313 | 1963 | Women | Every man in Ireland caught / By some girl with eyes of blue | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
313 | 1963 | A History of Love | This is Love's history / And how it all began: | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
314 | 1963 | Colum Cille | Would to God, O Son of Mary, | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
315 | 1963 | Tears | Grant me, gracious God / To allay my fears | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
317 | 1963 | The Protecting Tree | The thunderous shining waves have spanned | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
318 | 1963 | The Last Victory | Thirty swift days | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
114 | 1963 | The Last Raid | 1963 | Sunday Independent 1963-09-22 | |||
115 | 1963 | The Widower’s Bed | 1963 | Sunday Independent 1963-09-22 | |||
116 | 1963 | Hymn to St. Colum Cille | As long as I speak under the obedience of Colum | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
117 | 1963 | Jesus and the Sparrows | When Jesus, son of the living God | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
118 | 1963 | Jesus at school | Said the wise Zacharias: | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
119 | 1963 | Breastplate Number One | Today I gird myself with a great strength | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
120 | 1963 | Breastplate number Two | I call on the seven daughters of the sea | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
121 | 1963 | The Nativity | You gave birth to a noble child | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
122 | 1963 | The Crucifixion | They offered him a parting drink | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
123 | 1963 | The Two Worlds | It seems to Bran a marvel of delight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
124 | 1963 | The Nun of Beare | Ebb to me, unlike the sea’s | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
125 | 1963 | Invocation to the Martyrs | O Christ, bless my utterance | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
126 | 1963 | The Downfall of Heathendom | The sad world in which we are | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
127 | 1963 | To St. Brigit | Sit safely, Brigit, in triumph | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
128 | 1963 | Líadan | Joyless is the thing I have done | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
129 | 1963 | The Ex-Poet | Cuirithir the ex-poet loved me; I got no good of it | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
130 | 1963 | Ordeal by Cohabitation | CUIRITHIR: If it is one night you say | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
131 | 1963 | Créd’s Lament | The assaults that kill sleep at every hour | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
132 | 1963 | The Scholar and his Cat | Myself and White Pangur | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
133 | 1963 | Writing Out-of-doors | A wall of woodland overlooks me | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
134 | 1963 | The Dead Lover | Do not come near me, woman | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
135 | 1963 | Rónán’s Lament | RÓNÁN: The wind is cold int the doorway | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
136 | 1963 | Winter | The wind is high and cold | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
137 | 1963 | The Pity of Nature --- I | A full household could not be more lovely | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
138 | 1963 | Ita and the Infant Jesus | It is Jesuseen I nurse in my little hermitage | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
139 | 1963 | Triads | Three smiles that are worse than grief: | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
140 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (1): Aed macc Colggan (d. 610) | There was a time when Loch Da Dá Damh | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
141 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (2): Aed Bennán (d. 619) | Aed Bennán of the Eoghanacht of West Kerry | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
142 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (3): Conaing drowned (622) | The great clear waves of the sea | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
143 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (4): The Dead Princes in the Mill (650) | The grain the mill grinds | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
144 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (5): Feidilmid, King of Munster (840) | Feidilmid is the king | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
145 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (1): A Flatulent Woman | There’s a woman in the country | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
146 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (2): Etan | I do not know who Etan will sleep with | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
147 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (3): The Goldsmith’s Wife | The goldsmith’s wife is the blacksmith’s daughter | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
148 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (4): A Kiss | He’s my heart, my grove of nuts | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
149 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (5): Love in Exile | Happy those who have their sweethearts | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
150 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (6): Grania | There’s a man I would wish to see | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
151 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (7): If I were the Girl | If I were a girl I would love every student | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
152 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (8): The Pilgrim to Rome | To go to Rome is much labour | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
153 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (9): Viking Times | Bitter is the wind tonight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
154 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (10): The Bell | The sweet little bell that is struck on a windy night | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
155 | 1963 | Men and Women --- I: (11): Hospitality | King of Stars | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
156 | 1963 | Paradise Revised | Then when Eve heard adam’s words of reproach | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
157 | 1963 | Prayer for a Long Life | Wait for me, King of the glorious kingdom | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
158 | 1963 | The Tempest | There’s a great tempest on the plain of Ler | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
159 | 1963 | The Only Jealousy of Emer | CÚ CHULAINN: Look behind you, Loeg! | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
160 | 1963 | Winter | Brr! Brr! Wide Moylurg is cold tonight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
161 | 1963 | Summer | Summer’s come, healthy free | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
162 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 1. Autumn | Autumn is an excellent season | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
163 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 2. Winter | Deep winter is the blackest of seasons | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
164 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 3. Spring | Bitter-cold is icy spring | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
165 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 4. Summer | Summer is a fine season for long journeys | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
166 | 1963 | A Prayer for Recollection | God help my thought | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
167 | 1963 | The Hermitage | O Son of the living God | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
168 | 1963 | The Pilgrim | Shall I go, O King of the Mysteries | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
169 | 1963 | Fellow Feeling | It is sadly the blackbird calls | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
170 | 1963 | Eve | I am Eve, the wife of noble Adam | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
171 | 1963 | The Scribe | My hand is tired from writing | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
172 | 1963 | Faith | When I go alone into the mountains | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
173 | 1963 | Hymn to St. Michael | Angel! / Great-miracled Michael | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
174 | 1963 | Mael Ísu finds his Psalter again | Críonóg, it is proper to sing of you | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
175 | 1963 | Grace before Death | I give thanks to you my King | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
176 | 1963 | The Lament for Fer Diad | All was sport, all was pleasure | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
177 | 1963 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, O King of Kings, | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
178 | 1963 | The Pity of Nature --- II | Though my dwelling tonight is in the trees | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
179 | 1963 | Colum Cille in Exile | It would be delightful, Son of Mary | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
180 | 1963 | Lulaby of Adventurous Love | Sleep a little, a little little | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
181 | 1963 | A Winter Night | Winter is cold, the wind has risen | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
182 | 1963 | Massacre of the Innocents | Why do you part me from my darling son? | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
183 | 1963 | The Last Call-up | This hosting of Adam’s seed | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
184 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 1. Murchad’s Victory (994) | People of Great Murrough | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
185 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 2. Mael Sechnaill II (1022) | His last red victory was in the evening at Athboy | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
186 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 3. The Two Queens (1088) | Mór, daughter of Tadg’s son from the north | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
187 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 4. Conchubhar Ó hAnniaraidh (1096) | Conor, king of Uí Chétin | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
188 | 1963 | Men and Women --- II 1. The Poet | God of Heaven does not disturb me | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
189 | 1963 | Men and Women --- II 2. The Thirsty Poet | A blessing from me on glorious Eithne | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
190 | 1963 | Men and Women --- II 3. The Master Builder | O my Lord, what shall I do | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
191 | 1963 | Men and Women --- II 4. Visitors | What the rogue does when he pays a visit | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
192 | 1963 | Men and Women --- II 5. A Girl’s Song | Everything new is neat---cheers! | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
193 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 1. The Sea in Flood | See away to the north-west the splendid | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
194 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 2. The Blackbird at Belfast Lough | The little bird has whistled | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
195 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 3. The Blackbird | Ah, blackbird, it is well for you | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
196 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 4. The Blackbird’s Song | The bird that calls from the willow | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
197 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 5. The Bee | The yellow bee speeds from hllow to hollow | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
198 | 1963 | Storm and Birdsong 6. The Great Bog | Cold is the night in the Great Bog | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry |
Year | Title | Notes | Location | Publication Year | Publication Notes | Ref. | |
1 | 1926 | At the Wakehouse | a vignette | 1926 | Theatre Arts Monthly (1926-06) | ||
2 | 1937 | In the Train | in collaboration with Hugh Hunt | Abbey Theatre, 1937-05-31 | SHY174 | ||
3 | 1950 | When I was a Child | adaptation of ‘The Genius’ | New York, 1950-12 | SHY174 | ||
4 | 1957 | Guests of the Nation | adapted by Neil McKenzie | New York, 1957 | 1960 | Dramatists Play Service | SHY174 |
5 | 1966 | Three Hand Reel | adaptation by Paul Mayer of ‘Bridal Night’, ‘Eternal Triangle’, ‘The Frying Pan’ | New York, 1966-12 | SHY174 | ||
6 | 1968 | The Saint and Mary Kate | adapted by Mary Manning | Abbey Theatre, 1968-03 | SHY174 | ||
7 | 1937 | The Invincibles | in collaboration with Hugh Hunt | Abbey Theatre, 1937-10, 1967-10 | 1980 | ed. Ruth Sherry, Proscenium Press, Newark, DE | SHY174 |
8 | 1938 | Moses’ Rock | in collaboration with Hugh Hunt | Abbey Theatre, 1938-02 | 1983 | Ed & Introduction by Ruth Sherry, Catholic University of America Press, Washington, DC | SHY174 |
9 | 1938 | Time’s Pocket | Abbey Theatre, 1938-12 | 1975 | JIL (Jan. 1975) Vol 4 no. 1 | SHY174 | |
10 | 1941 | The Statue’s Daughter | Dublin Drama League 1941-12 | SHY174 | |||
11 | 1928 | Rodney’s Glory | 1992 | Irish University Review, vol. 22, No. 2 (Autumn-Winter 1992) | SHR219 | ||
12 | 1928 | A Night Out | MS | 1992 | Irish University Review, vol. 22, No. 2 (Autumn-Winter 1992) | SHR219 | |
13 | 1960 | Yeats and Cuchulain | In collaboration with Liam Clancy | YMHA Poetry Center | 1960 | BARxxxiv |
Year | Title | Publication | Publication Date | Description | Ref. | ||
1 | 1922 | Solus | An Long | 1922 | SHY180 | ||
2 | 1925 | Literature and Life: The poet as professional | Irish Statesman | 1925-10-03 | SHY180 | ||
3 | 1925 | Literature and Life: Egan O’Rahilly | Irish Statesman | 1926-01-30 | MAT44 | ||
4 | 1926 | Literature and Life: To Spain and the World’s Side | Irish Statesman | 1926-01-02 | SHY180 | ||
5 | 1926 | Literature and Life: Irish Love Poetry | Irish Statesman | 1926-05-15 | SHY180 | ||
6 | 1926 | Literature and Life: An Irish Anthology | Irish Statesman | 1926-06-12 | SHY180 | ||
7 | 1926 | The Heart has reasons | Irish Tribune | 1926-06-25 | SHY180 | ||
8 | 1926 | Have we a literature? | Irish Tribune | 1926-08-13 | SHY180 | ||
9 | 1927 | Literature and Life: Classic Verse | Irish Statesman | 1927-07-23 | SHY180 | ||
10 | 1927 | Munster Fine Arts Exhibition | Irish Statesman | 1927-11-19 | SHY180 | ||
11 | 1928 | The Traveller in the Mask | Irish Statesman | 1928-09-22 | SHY180 | ||
12 | 1929 | Literature and Life: Heine | Irish Statesman | 1929-03-23 | SHY180 | ||
13 | 1929 | Literature and Life: the evocation of the Past---Proust | Irish Statesman | 1929-06-01 | SHY180 | ||
14 | 1930 | Gaelic Drama: at the Peacock | Irish Statesman | 1930-01-18 | Theatre | SHY180 | |
15 | 1930 | Abbey-cum-Boccaccio | Irish Statesman | 1930-02-22 | SHY180 | ||
16 | 1930 | Joyce---The Third Period | Irish Statesman | 1930-04-12 | SHY180 | ||
17 | 1934 | A Boy in Prison | Life and Letters | 1934-08 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
18 | 1934 | Two Languages | Bookman | 1934-08 | Irish literature | SHY181 | |
19 | 1936 | The Gaelic Tradition in Literature I | Ireland Today | 1936-06 | Irish literature | SHY181 | |
20 | 1937 | The Gaelic Tradition in Literature II | Ireland Today | 1936-07 | Irish literature | SHY181 | |
21 | 1939 | Two Friends—Yeats and AE | Yale Review | 1939-09 | Autobiography | SHY183 | |
22 | 1939 | Synge | Irish Theatre ed. Lennox Robinson, Macmillan, London | 1939 | Theatre and drama | SHY183 | |
23 | 1940 | AE—a Portrait | The Bell | 1940-11 | Literary reminiscences | BI34 | |
24 | 1940 | The Belfry | The Bell | 1940-10 | BI24 | ||
25 | 1940 | The Belfry: A New Poet | The Bell | 1940-11 | BI41 | ||
26 | 1940 | The Belfry | The Bell | 1940-12 | BI66 | ||
27 | 1941 | To Any Would-be Writer | The Bell | 1941-02 | General | BI104 | |
28 | 1941 | The Old Age of a Poet | The Bell | 1941-02 | Literary reminiscences | BI88 | |
29 | 1941 | (untitled poetry criticism) | The Bell | 1941-02 | BI91 | ||
30 | 1941 | Public Opinion: The Stone Dolls | The Bell | 1941-06 | BI174 | ||
31 | 1941 | Selected Poems | The Bell | 1941-02 | Cecil Day Lewis poetry | BI106 | |
32 | 1941 | The Belfry: A Matter of Idiom | The Bell | 1941-01 | BI83 | ||
33 | 1941 | The Belfry: From a Darkened World | The Bell | 1941-04 | BI141 | ||
34 | 1941 | The Belfry: On Not Being Provincial | The Bell | 1941-05 | BI159 | ||
35 | 1942 | The Future of Irish Literature | Horizon | 1942-02 | Irish literature | SHY181 | |
36 | 1942 | At the Microphone | The Bell | 1942-03 | General | BI332 | |
37 | 1942 | James Joyce---a Postmortem | The Bell | 1942-02-05 | Literary criticism, essays and history | BI534 | |
38 | 1942 | The Theatre: Two Opinions | The Bell | 1942-05 | Theatre and drama | BI378 | |
39 | 1942 | Three Churches | The Bell | 1942-05 | Topographical and travel | BI373 | |
40 | 1942 | In Galway, Clare and Kerry | The Bell | 1942-06 | Topographical and travel | BI391 | |
41 | 1942 | Scenes from Irish Clerical Life in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries | The Bell | 1942-06 | BI399 | ||
42 | 1943 | Personal Anthologies---4 | The Bell | 1943-12 | Poetry | BI726 | |
43 | 1943 | In Connemara | Irish Times | 1943-08-14 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
44 | 1943 | South Tippeary | Irish Times | 1943-09-11 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
45 | 1943 | Irish ruins shocked visitors | Sunday Independent | 1943-03-28 | SHY186 | ||
46 | 1943 | Why not homes as well as pensions for Ministers | Sunday Independent | 1943-04-11 | SHY186 | ||
47 | 1943 | Critic waves and nonsense waves | Sunday Independent | 1943-04-18 | SHY186 | ||
48 | 1943 | Pensions for great writers: Finland’s plan | Sunday Independent | 1943-04-25 | SHY186 | ||
49 | 1943 | Save our old mansions from the spectators | Sunday Independent | 1943-05-09 | SHY186 | ||
50 | 1943 | Radio Eireann banned “foreign” dance music | Sunday Independent | 1943-05-16 | SHY186 | ||
51 | 1943 | The Clare people need books | Sunday Independent | 1943-05-23 | SHY186 | ||
52 | 1943 | Should we abolish Irish history | Sunday Independent | 1943-06-06 | SHY186 | ||
53 | 1943 | People rot in slums, die of tuberculosis … if they know irish | Sunday Independent | 1943-06-13 | SHY186 | ||
54 | 1943 | What are we doing to win the peace | Sunday Independent | 1943-07-04 | SHY186 | ||
55 | 1943 | Culture in mud cabins and four-hand reels | Sunday Independent | 1943-07-11 | SHY186 | ||
56 | 1943 | Our irish towns have their attractions | Sunday Independent | 1943-07-18 | SHY186 | ||
57 | 1943 | This talk about Education | Sunday Independent | 1943-07-25 | SHY186 | ||
58 | 1943 | Education systems that produce quarrels | Sunday Independent | 1943-08-01 | SHY186 | ||
59 | 1943 | A grilled steak can overrule prejudices | Sunday Independent | 1943-08-08 | SHY186 | ||
60 | 1943 | People cannot do without a purpose in their lives | Sunday Independent | 1943-09-15 | SHY186 | ||
61 | 1943 | A book industry that is greedily neglected | Sunday Independent | 1943-08-22 | SHY186 | ||
62 | 1943 | Should make us sit up | Sunday Independent | 1943-08-29 | SHY186 | ||
63 | 1943 | Our exiles may influence our future | Sunday Independent | 1943-09-05 | SHY186 | ||
64 | 1943 | The people are fallible, but they must be trusted | Sunday Independent | 1943-09-12 | SHY186 | ||
65 | 1943 | Only sort of government that counts in the long run | Sunday Independent | 1943-09-19 | SHY186 | ||
66 | 1943 | M.O.H’s are the people’s genuine friends | Sunday Independent | 1943-09-26 | SHY187 | ||
67 | 1943 | Fianna Fail’s Attitude to the P.R System | Sunday Independent | 1943-10-03 | SHY187 | ||
68 | 1943 | Board of control for Irish theatres | Sunday Independent | 1943-10-10 | SHY187 | ||
69 | 1943 | Eire’s choice---food or money? | Sunday Independent | 1943-10-17 | SHY187 | ||
70 | 1943 | What kind of tourists do we want? | Sunday Independent | 1943-10-24 | SHY187 | ||
71 | 1943 | Have our politicians grown too old? | Sunday Independent | 1943-10-31 | SHY187 | ||
72 | 1943 | Irish---and how to revive it | Sunday Independent | 1943-11-07 | SHY187 | ||
73 | 1943 | An Irish Legion of Honour | Sunday Independent | 1943-11-14 | SHY187 | ||
74 | 1943 | In fond and loving memory … | Sunday Independent | 1943-11-21 | SHY187 | ||
75 | 1943 | Levelling the community down | Sunday Independent | 1943-11-28 | SHY187 | ||
76 | 1943 | Paid £1,000 for being a good citizen | Sunday Independent | 1943-12-05 | SHY187 | ||
77 | 1943 | Getting a toy for Christmas | Sunday Independent | 1943-12-12 | SHY187 | ||
78 | 1943 | Ben Mayo writes to Santa Clause | Sunday Independent | 1943-12-19 | SHY187 | ||
79 | 1943 | That Ireland again be part of Dublin | Sunday Independent | 1943-12-26 | SHY187 | ||
80 | 1944 | Carlow, Poor but Proud | Irish Times | 1944-01-15 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
81 | 1944 | Kilkenny | Irish Times | 1944-02-12 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
82 | 1944 | Pouring millions down the drain of artificial idleness | Sunday Independent | 1944-01-02 | SHY187 | ||
83 | 1944 | Today Ireland needs another Brian Boru | Sunday Independent | 1944-01-16 | SHY187 | ||
84 | 1944 | Making our countryside fit to live in | Sunday Independent | 1944-01-23 | SHY187 | ||
85 | 1944 | Buildings that show something is wrong | Sunday Independent | 1944-02-06 | SHY187 | ||
86 | 1944 | Art and “Gas” | Sunday Independent | 1944-02-20 | SHY187 | ||
87 | 1944 | History is damned by Henry Ford but … | Sunday Independent | 1944-02-27 | SHY187 | ||
88 | 1944 | One’s second thoughts are best | Sunday Independent | 1944-03-05 | SHY187 | ||
89 | 1944 | Agonies of practice recipe for champions | Sunday Independent | 1944-03-12 | SHY187 | ||
90 | 1944 | Before we can resume our march we must … | Sunday Independent | 1944-02-19 | SHY187 | ||
91 | 1944 | Turf is bad and dear: why not controlled | Sunday Independent | 1944-03-26 | SHY187 | ||
92 | 1944 | Education is left at the post | Sunday Independent | 1944-04-16 | SHY187 | ||
93 | 1944 | Let us give a hand to the farmers | Sunday Independent | 1944-04-23 | SHY187 | ||
94 | 1944 | Is a Dublin man more English than a Clareman? | Sunday Independent | 1944-04-30 | SHY187 | ||
95 | 1944 | Partition---the people are bewildered | Sunday Independent | 1944-05-07 | SHY187 | ||
96 | 1944 | The next five years will be fateful or fatal | Sunday Independent | 1944-05-14 | SHY187 | ||
97 | 1944 | In normal countries, with normal politicians | Sunday Independent | 1944-05-21 | SHY187 | ||
98 | 1944 | Zone of the crucial moments of our history | Sunday Independent | 1944-05-28 | SHY187 | ||
99 | 1944 | Problem in re-education of parents | Sunday Independent | 1944-06-04 | SHY187 | ||
100 | 1944 | The surest way to make a profit is … | Sunday Independent | 1944-06-11 | SHY187 | ||
101 | 1944 | Gallery of dreams that did not come true | Sunday Independent | 1944-06-18 | SHY187 | ||
102 | 1944 | A children’s freedom war has restored | Sunday Independent | 1944-07-02 | SHY187 | ||
103 | 1944 | The Gael and the start of our national movement | Sunday Independent | 1944-07-16 | SHY187 | ||
104 | 1944 | Dublin of future may be menace to Ireland | Sunday Independent | 1944-07-23 | SHY187 | ||
105 | 1944 | Where is the planning leading us? | Sunday Independent | 1944-07-30 | SHY187 | ||
106 | 1944 | The irish empire overseas | Sunday Independent | 1944-08-06 | SHY187 | ||
107 | 1944 | Tests by which Eire falls | Sunday Independent | 1944-08-13 | SHY188 | ||
108 | 1944 | War has helped the growth of vocational organization | Sunday Independent | 1944-08-20 | SHY188 | ||
109 | 1944 | Planning ahead, but are we forgetting the present | Sunday Independent | 1944-08-27 | SHY188 | ||
110 | 1944 | Are Irish people lazy? | Sunday Independent | 1944-09-03 | SHY188 | ||
111 | 1944 | Give the citizens a chance | Sunday Independent | 1944-09-13 | SHY188 | ||
112 | 1944 | A dress reform for Irish farmers | Sunday Independent | 1944-03-24 | SHY188 | ||
113 | 1944 | Danger of State control | Sunday Independent | 1944-10-01 | SHY188 | ||
114 | 1944 | Same old hobby-horses go round and round | Sunday Independent | 1944-10-15 | SHY188 | ||
115 | 1944 | Must the Irish railways be abandoned? | Sunday Independent | 1944-10-22 | SHY188 | ||
116 | 1944 | A campaign against foolish talk | Sunday Independent | 1944-10-29 | SHY188 | ||
117 | 1944 | Ireland’s place in a turbulent world | Sunday Independent | 1944-11-12 | SHY188 | ||
118 | 1944 | Our farmer’s wives are not a race of foreign beauties | Sunday Independent | 1944-11-26 | SHY188 | ||
119 | 1944 | The sense of proportion is important | Sunday Independent | 1944-12-03 | SHY188 | ||
120 | 1944 | Are we serious about abolishing partition? | Sunday Independent | 1944-12-10 | SHY188 | ||
121 | 1944 | Drawing northern Irish youth closer to Great Britain | Sunday Independent | 1944-12-17 | SHY188 | ||
122 | 1944 | And on Earth Peace … | Sunday Independent | 1944-12-24 | SHY188 | ||
123 | 1944 | Growth of Dublin and Belfast: a Problem | Sunday Independent | 1944-12-31 | SHY188 | ||
124 | 1945 | Shakespeare of the Drawing Room | Irish Times | 1945-08-11 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY181 | |
125 | 1945 | Stendahl | Irish Times | 1945-08-25 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
126 | 1945 | Charles Dickens | Irish Times | 1945-09-08 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
127 | 1945 | Flaubert | Irish Times | 1945-09-22 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
128 | 1945 | Trollope | Irish Times | 1945-10-06 | Literary criticism, essays and history | HUR.D2 | |
129 | 1945 | The Extraordinary Story of Jonathon Swift | Sunday Independent | 1945-10-21 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
130 | 1945 | Tolstoy and Turgenev | Irish Times | 1945-10-27 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
131 | 1945 | Thomas Hardy | Irish Times | 1945-11-10 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
132 | 1945 | Anton Chekhov | Irish Times | 1945-11-24 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
133 | 1945 | Somerville and Ross | Irish Times | 1945-12-15 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
134 | 1945 | The Art of the Theatre: I. the audience | The Bell | 1945-03 | Theatre and drama | BI1026 | |
135 | 1945 | The Art of the Theatre: II. the writer | The Bell | 1945-04 | Theatre and drama | BI1050 | |
136 | 1945 | The Art of the Theatre: III. the actor | The Bell | 1945-05 | Theatre and drama | BI1066 | |
137 | 1945 | The Art of the Theatre: III. the actor | The Bell | 1945-06 | Theatre and drama | BI1092 | |
138 | 1945 | High moral standard is essential for deputies | Sunday Independent | 1945-01-07 | SHY188 | ||
139 | 1945 | The newspapers of the future | Sunday Independent | 1945-01-21 | SHY188 | ||
140 | 1945 | Dublin is as “English” today as it was 30 years ago | Sunday Independent | 1945-01-28 | SHY188 | ||
141 | 1945 | Limerick urged to launch out on own | Sunday Independent | 1945-02-04 | SHY188 | ||
142 | 1945 | The urge for security has great dangers | Sunday Independent | 1945-02-11 | SHY188 | ||
143 | 1945 | Don’t forget our scientists and inventors | Sunday Independent | 1945-02-18 | SHY188 | ||
144 | 1945 | Information wanted, please | Sunday Independent | 1945-02-25 | SHY188 | ||
145 | 1945 | Will women of France give a world lead? | Sunday Independent | 1945-03-04 | SHY188 | ||
146 | 1945 | Learning from the Ascendancy! | Sunday Independent | 1945-03-11 | SHY188 | ||
147 | 1945 | St. Patrick’s Day: some reflections | Sunday Independent | 1945-03-18 | SHY188 | ||
148 | 1945 | Dublin’s disgrace | Sunday Independent | 1945-03-25 | SHY188 | ||
149 | 1945 | The “export” of doctors, “import” of scientists | Sunday Independent | 1945-04-01 | SHY188 | ||
150 | 1945 | Small nations and the world’s future | Sunday Independent | 1945-05-06 | SHY188 | ||
151 | 1945 | Our relations with Great Britain | Sunday Independent | 1945-05-13 | SHY188 | ||
152 | 1945 | Mr de Valera and Mr Churchill | Sunday Independent | 1945-05-20 | SHY188 | ||
153 | 1945 | Bevin---Big man in Britain to-day | Sunday Independent | 1945-05-27 | SHY188 | ||
154 | 1945 | Ireland and the Commonwealth---friendly co-operation or isolation? | Sunday Independent | 1945-07-22 | SHY188 | ||
155 | 1945 | We are in it, states the Taoiseach’s paper | Sunday Independent | 1945-07-29 | SHY188 | ||
156 | 1945 | Ruin and loss in Ireland | Sunday Independent | 1945-09-23 | SHY188 | ||
157 | 1946 | The art of architecture | Sunday Independent | 1946-01-06 | SHY181 | ||
158 | 1946 | Ireland is a paradise for prigs | Sunday Independent | 1946-07-07 | Irish culture | SHY181 | |
159 | 1949 | Ireland | Holiday | 1949-12 | Topographical and travel | HUR.D2.1 | |
160 | 1953 | The Novel Approach | New York Times Book Review | 1953-08-23 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D4 | |
161 | 1953 | And it’s a lonely personal art | New York Times Book Review | 1953-04-12 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D3 | |
162 | 1954 | A matter-of-fact problem in the writing of the Novel | New York Times Book Review | 1954-12-12 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D7 | |
163 | 1954 | A lyric voice in the Irish theatre | New York Times Book Review | 1953-05-31 | Theatre and drama | SHY184 | |
164 | 1954 | The Strayed Reveller | New York Herald Tribune | 1954-11-07 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D6 | |
165 | 1955 | The last of the liberals | New York Times Book Review | 1955-04-24 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
166 | 1955 | Jane Austen and the flight from fancy | Yale Review | 1955-09 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
167 | 1955 | Die Kurzgeschichte | Irische Meister der Erzählungen | 1955 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
168 | 1955 | The Life and Death of a Theatre | Theatre Arts Magazine | 1955 | Theatre and drama | SHY184 | |
169 | 1956 | For a 200th Birthday | Harper’s Bazaar | 1956-01 | History | SHY181 | |
170 | 1956 | A good Short Story must be news | New York Times Book Review | 1956-06-10 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
171 | 1956 | Prospectus for an anthology | Nation | 1956-11-10 | Poetry | SHY183 | |
172 | 1956 | Sean O’Casey and the Ghosts | Holiday | 1956-01 | Theatre and drama | HUR.D11 | |
173 | 1956 | The Most American Playright | Holiday | 1956-02 | Theatre and drama | HUR.D13 | |
174 | 1956 | St. Joans from Arc to Lark | Holiday | 1956-03 | Theatre and drama | HUR.D15 | |
175 | 1956 | Comedy and Comediennes | Holiday | 1956-05 | SHY184 | ||
176 | 1956 | In the Lion’s Cage | Holiday | 1956-02-16 | HUR.D.14 | ||
177 | 1957 | The Accusing Ghost of Roger Casement | New York Times Book Review | 1957-11-17 | History | SHY181 | |
178 | 1957 | The Novelist as Politician | New York Times Book Review | 1957-03-31 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
179 | 1958 | Child, I know you’re going to miss me | New Yorker | 1958-12-06 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
180 | 1958 | Is this a dagger | Nation Magazine | 1958-04-26 | Satire | SHY181 | |
181 | 1958 | Joyce and his brother | Nation | 1958-02-01 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
182 | 1958 | Shadows on the Artist’s Portrait | New York Times Book Review | 1958-08-24 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
183 | 1958 | Joyce, Colum, Johnston, Merideth | Theatre Arts Magazine | 1958 | SHY184 | ||
184 | 1958 | A Walk in New York | Holiday | 1958-11 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
185 | 1958 | Introduction---The Irish Tradition | Folkways Records (9825) | 1958 | HUR.C4 | ||
186 | 1958 | Introduction---James Joyce | Folkways Records (9834) | 1958 | HUR.C5 | ||
187 | 1959 | I know where I’m going | New Yorker | 1959-02-14 | Autobiography | HUR.D21 | |
188 | 1959 | The one day of the year | New Yorker | 1959-12-19 | Autobiography | HUR.D23 | |
189 | 1959 | It’s all in the Telling | New York Times | 1959-04-12 | HUR.D22 | ||
190 | 1960 | An Nodlaigh I gCorcaigh | Comhar | 1960-02 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
191 | 1960 | Go where glory waits thee | New Yorker | 1960-03-26 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
192 | 1960 | A Man of Iron | New York Times Book Review | 1960-03-30 | History | SHY181 | |
193 | 1960 | A Writer who refused to pretend | New York Times Book Review | 1960-01-17 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
194 | 1960 | From Jane Austen to Joseph Conrad | Victorian Studies | 1960-03 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
195 | 1960 | Introduction---Irish Street Ballads | Irish Street Ballads | 1960 | Poetry, music | HUR.C1 | |
196 | 1960 | The Noble and Melancholy Turgenev | New York Times | 1960 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D26 | |
197 | 1961 | The Hunger Strike | Reporter Magazine | 1961-01-19 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
198 | 1961 | Rifles, Poems and Curfews | Kenyon Review | 1961-Winter | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
199 | 1961 | John Bull’s Other History | New York Times Book Review | 1961-03-19 | History | SHY181 | |
200 | 1961 | The Modesty of Literature | New York Times Book Review | 1961-01 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY182 | |
201 | 1961 | Introduction | Dead Souls | 1961 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.C2 | |
202 | 1962 | Nodlaig as Baile | Comhar | 1962-12 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
203 | 1962 | Censorship | The Dubliner | 1962-03-02 | General | SHY181 | |
204 | 1962 | Patrick the Ulsterman | Irish Times | 1962-05-17 | History | SHY181 | |
205 | 1962 | Murder Unlimited | Irish Times | 1962-10-10 | Review: The Great Hunger: Ireland 1845-49, Cecil Woodham-Smith | MAT350-351 | |
206 | 1962 | Tell Dublin I miss her | New York Times Book Review | 1962-03-25 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
207 | 1962 | Country Matters | Kenyon Review | 1962-Autumn | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | |
208 | 1962 | The disgrace of our libraries and bookshops | Sunday Independent | 1962-03-25 | Irish culture: contemporary issues | SHY184 | |
209 | 1962 | The neglect of our historical monuments | Sunday Independent | 1962-05-20 | Irish culture: contemporary issues | SHY184 | |
210 | 1962 | This is provincialism | Sunday Independent | 1962-07-09 | SHY185 | ||
211 | 1962 | The Casement Diary mystery | Sunday Independent | 1962-09-09 | SHY185 | ||
212 | 1962 | Plays: the International Theatre Festival, Dublin | Sunday Independent | 1962-09-30 | SHY185 | ||
213 | 1962 | Plays: the International Theatre Festival, Dublin | Sunday Independent | 1962-10-07 | SHY185 | ||
214 | 1962 | Does Kinsella lead the Poets | Sunday Independent | 1962-10-14 | Poetry | SHY185 | |
215 | 1962 | That dreadful breed I call the lace curtain Irish | Sunday Independent | 1962-11-18 | SHY185 | ||
216 | 1962 | 165 places still remember Lug | Sunday Independent | 1962-12-09 | SHY185 | ||
217 | 1962 | O’Malley’s Character | Evening Press | 1962-07-23 | HUR.D28 | ||
218 | 1962 | Festival Fever | Sunday Independent | 1962-10-07 | HUR.D30 | ||
219 | 1962 | The End of the Festival | Sunday Independent | 1962-12-09 | HUR.D31 | ||
220 | 1962 | The New Abbey | Sunday Independent | 1962-1963? | HUR.D35 | ||
221 | 1963 | The Girl at the Gaol Gate | Kenyon Review | 1963-Spring | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY183 | |
222 | 1963 | The Slave’s Son | Kenyon Review | 1963-Winter | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY183 | |
223 | 1963 | The Actor | Drama Critique VI | 1963-Winter | SHY184 | ||
224 | 1963 | The Holy Places of Ireland | Holiday | 1963-04 | Topographical and travel | SHY184 | |
225 | 1963 | All the way from Finn to Finnegan | Sunday Independent | 1963-02-03 | SHY185 | ||
226 | 1963 | The abuse of our heritage: Georgian Dublin and Bunratty | Sunday Independent | 1963-02-19 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | SHY185 | |
227 | 1963 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Verse I | Sunday Independent | 1963-02-24 to 1963-05-05 | Poetry | SHY185 | |
228 | 1963 | St. Patrick was an outsider | Sunday Independent | 1963-03-17 | SHY185 | ||
229 | 1963 | Are we being fair to Sean O’Casey | Sunday Independent | 1963-05-12 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY185 | |
230 | 1963 | Professor Binchy and the town called Charleville | Sunday Independent | 1963-07-21 | SHY185 | ||
231 | 1963 | The Abbey Theatre, Past and Present | Sunday Independent | 1963-09-08 | Theatre | SHY185 | |
232 | 1963 | Plays: The Dublin Theatre Festival | Sunday Independent | 1963-09-29 | Theatre | SHY185 | |
233 | 1963 | Plays: The Dublin Theatre Festival | Sunday Independent | 1963-10-06 | Theatre | SHY185 | |
234 | 1963 | Shakespeare | Sunday Independent | 1963-10-13 | SHY185 | ||
235 | 1963 | The Arts Council | Sunday Independent | 1963-11-03 | SHY185 | ||
236 | 1963 | Our Crumbling Heritage---the Restoration of our Monuments | Sunday Independent | 1963-11-17 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | HUR.D38 | |
237 | 1963 | Tribute to John F. Kennedy | Sunday Independent | 1963-11-24 | HUR.D39 | ||
238 | 1963 | The Little Man in the Big Rising | Sunday Independent | 1963-12-01 | SHY185 | ||
239 | 1963 | The Unknown Heritage | Sunday Independent | 1963-02-03 | HUR.D33 | ||
240 | 1963 | Young Limerickman's Play A Triumph---Plays: The Dublin Theatre Festival | Sunday Independent | 1963-09-29 | Theatre | HUR.D36 | |
241 | 1963 | Happy Days at the Drama Festival | Sunday Independent | 1963-10-03 | Theatre | HUR.D37 | |
242 | 1963-64? | Thoughts on the Festival | Sunday Independent | 1963-64? | Theatre | HUR.D48 | |
243 | 1964 | The Ghost of Roger Casement | Irish Times | 1964-06-06 | History | SHY181 | |
244 | 1964 | A Master’s Mixture | New York Times Book Review | 1964-03-01 | Literary criticism, essays and history | HUR.D41 | |
245 | 1964 | The Buck | Spectator | 1964-06-26 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
246 | 1964 | Awkward but alive | Spectator | 1964-07-31 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
247 | 1964 | But what of the author | New York Times Book Review | 1964-09-06 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
248 | 1964 | Quarreling with Yeats | Esquire | 1964-12 | Literary reminiscences | SHY183 | |
249 | 1964 | John F. Kennedy | A Tribute to John F. Kennedy ed. P. Salinger and S. Vanocur, Encyclopedia Britanica, Chicago | 1964 | Tribute | SHY184 | |
250 | 1964 | Our National Monuments---Clonmacnois and Clontooskert | Sunday Independent | 1964-06-07 | Irish culture: architecture | HUR.D42 | |
251 | 1964 | A neglected monument---Glendalough | Sunday Independent | 1964-06-14 | Irish culture: architecture | HUR.D43 | |
252 | 1964 | Our greatest monument---our greatest disgrace: Cashel | Sunday Independent | 1964-06-21 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | HUR.D44 | |
253 | 1964 | Jerpoint Abbey and Kilkenny | Sunday Independent | 1964-06-28 | Irish culture: architecture | SHY185 | |
254 | 1964 | A Masterpiece of Irish Art---Holy Cross Abbey | Sunday Independent | 1964-07-05 | Irish culture: architecture | SHY185 | |
255 | 1964 | Shame on us---Athassel Priory, Ennis Abbey, Dysert O’Dea, Quin Abbey | Sunday Independent | 1964-07-12 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | SHY185 | |
256 | 1964 | Books on Ireland | Sunday Independent | 1964-09-20 | Literary criticism & analysis | SHY186 | |
257 | 1964 | New Grange Tombs | Sunday Independent | 1964-09-27 | Irish culture: architecture | SHY186 | |
258 | 1964 | McCabe Deserves Every Penny of His Prize---Plays: The Dublin Theatre Festival | Sunday Independent | 1964-09-27 | HUR.D47 | ||
259 | 1964 | Edwards the Magician---Plays: The Dublin Theatre Festival | Sunday Independent | 1964-10-04 | SHY186 | ||
260 | 1964 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Verse II | Sunday Independent | 1964-11-15 to 1965 1965-01-24 | SHY186 | ||
261 | 1964 | The book nobody knows | Sunday Independent | 1964-12-13 | SHY186 | ||
262 | 1964 | Introduction | Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man | 1964 | HUR.C3A | ||
263 | 1964-1965 | untitled manuscript | unpublished | HUR.D52 | |||
264 | 1964-1965 | Ulster Miles | unpublished | Topographical and travel | HUR.D52 | ||
265 | 1964-1965 | The Three Ulsters | unpublished | HUR.D52 | |||
266 | 1965 | The Small Genius | Spectator | 1965-05-07 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
267 | 1965 | Willie is so silly | Vogue | 1965-03 | Literary reminiscences | SHY183 | |
268 | 1965 | The Scholar | Kenyon Review | 1965-Spring | Literary reminiscences | SHY183 | |
269 | 1965 | Regency Colonial | Spectator | 1965-06-11 | Topographical and travel | HUR.D50 | |
270 | 1965 | Yeats | Sunday Independent | 1965-06-15 | HUR.D56 | ||
271 | 1965 | Irish Monuments---mystery man takes over | Sunday Independent | 1965-09-19 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | HUR.D51 | |
272 | 1965 | For the Conversion of Professor Stanford | Sunday Independent | 1965-11-28 | SHY186 | ||
273 | 1965 | Early Irish Art | Sunday Independent | 1965-11-13 | Irish culture | HUR.D53 | |
274 | 1965 | Yeats | unpublished | HUR.D56 | |||
275 | 1966 | My Father’s Wife | Saturday Evening Post | 1966-02-25 | Autobiography | SHY180 | |
276 | 1966 | All the Olympians | Saturday Review | 1966-12-10 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D56.1 | |
277 | 1966 | W. B. Yeats | The Critic | 1966-12; 1967-01 | Literary reminiscences | SHY183 | |
278 | 1966 | The case for Roger Casement | Sunday Independent | 1966-01-16 | History, biography | SHY186 | |
279 | 1966 | Michael Collins, no plaster saint | Sunday Independent | 1966-01-23 | Biography | SHY186 | |
280 | 1966 | Literature and the lashers | Sunday Independent | 1966-02-06 | Review | SHY186 | |
281 | 1967 | Understanding your dreams | Vogue | 1967-11 | General | SHY181 | |
282 | 1967 | Why don’t you write about America? | Mademoiselle | 1967-04 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
283 | 1967 | James Joyce---Thesis and Antithesis | American Scholar | 1967-Summer | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY183 | |
284 | 1967 | Bring in the Whiskey now Mary | New Yorker | 1967-08-12 | Literary reminiscences | SHY183 | |
285 | 1967 | In Quest of Beer | Holiday | 1967-01 | Topographical and travel | HUR.D17 | |
286 | 1968 | Irish Literature | Anglo Irish Literature ed.W. R. Rodgers, Oxford | 1968 | Irish literature | SHY181 | |
287 | Irish Literature | Unpublished | HUR.D9 | ||||
288 | Imported Vintage | Unpublished | HUR.D12 | ||||
289 | Laughter | Unpublished | HUR.D16 | ||||
290 | Undoing the Conquest | unpublished? | HUR.D29 | ||||
291 | A New Years Diary | unpublished | HUR.D57 | ||||
292 | A Non-Literary Letter From Two Capitals | unpublished | HUR.D58 | ||||
293 | Compulsory Bluff | unpublished | HUR.D59 | ||||
294 | The Doctor | unpublished | HUR.D60 | ||||
295 | The Two Faiths | unpublished review of Xavier Rynne’s “The Two Faiths” | Book review | HUR.D61 | |||
296 | Will in Over Plus | unpublished review of Shakespeare’s Sonnets | Poetry review | HUR.D62 | |||
297 | Out of the Night a Voice Speaks | unpublished MS | HUR.D63 | ||||
Plays and Readings |
Year | Title | Description | Broadcast Date | Program | Broadcaster | Additional Broadcasts | |
1 | 1937 | In the Train | adaptation by Hugh Hunt to radio | 1937-10-19 | Two Plays | BBC-NI | |
2 | 1938 | In the Train | adaptation by Hugh Hunt; Featured W. R. Gordon & Nita Hardie | 1938-01-26 | BBC-NI | ||
3 | 1938 | The Climber | Reading of short story by FOC; BBCA title is only A Short Story—‘Specially written for broadcasting’ | 1938-03-12 | BBC | ||
4 | 1938 | After Fourteen Years | Reading (Short Story) | 1938-03-14 | BBC | ||
5 | 1938 | Orpheus and His Lute | adaptation by Denis Johnston | 1938-04-25 | BBC-NI | ||
6 | 1938 | The Lodgers | Reading (Short Story) | 1938-09-15 | BBC | ||
7 | 1940 | Malachy | Radio play | 1940-01-01 | RE | ||
8 | 1940 | The Book of Kings | Reading by author | 1940-11-15 | Dublin Hill Discourses installment VI | RE | |
9 | 1942 | The Long Road to Ummera | Dramatization | 1942-05-02 | |||
10 | 1942 | Song Without Words | Reading (Short Story) by author | 1942-07-13 | Twice Told Tales | BBC | 1942-10-27; 1943-09-02 |
11 | 1942 | The Cheapjack | Reading (Short Story) | 1942-11-19 | BBC | ||
12 | 1943 | The House That Johnny Built | Reading by author | 1943-02-10 | The Wednesday Story-3 | BBC | |
13 | 1943 | The House That Johnny Built | Reading (Short Story) | 1943-03-10 | Twice Told Tales | BBC | 1943-10-26 |
14 | 1943 | The Tinker | Reading (Short Story) | 1943-03-17 | BBC | ||
15 | 1943 | The Tinker | Reading by author | 1943-03-17 | The Wednesday Story – 7 | BBC | |
16 | 1943 | Old Fellows (= A Day at the Seaside) | Reading (Short Story) | 1943-04-16 | BBC | 1948-05-24 BBC | |
17 | 1943 | Song Without Words | Reading by John Laurie | 1943-09-27 | Twice Told Tales | BBC | |
18 | 1944 | First Confession | Reading (Short Story) | 1944-02-20 | BBC | ||
19 | 1944 | First Confession | Reading by author | 1944-03-20 | Stories Old and New | BBC | 1944-10-27 |
20 | 1947 | Peasants | Reading (Short Story) | 1947-02-28 | BBC | 1949-01-27 BBC | |
21 | 1947 | The Rivals | Reading by author | 1947-03-14 | Irish Short Stories -3 | BBC | |
22 | 1947 | First Confession | Reading by Harry Hutchinson | 1947-09-12 | Mid Morning Story | BBC | |
23 | 1947 | The Bridal Night | Reading (Short Story) | 1947-12-03 | BBC | 1947-07-25; 1962-02-23 BBC | |
24 | 1948 | The Majesty of the Law | Reading (Short Story) | 1948-01-20 | BBC | 1964-01-27 BBC; 1956-01-29 RE | |
25 | 1948 | The Murderer (a radio version of First Confession) | Reading by author of a radio version of story | 1948-03-31 | BBC | 1948-05-05 | |
26 | 1948 | First Confession | reading by Natalie Moya | 1948-04-12 | Mid-Morning Story | BBC | 1949-12-19 |
27 | 1948 | Old Fellows | Reading by author | 1948-05-24 | The Mid Morning Story | ||
28 | 1948 | The Bridal Night | Reading by author | 1948-07-30 | BBC | ||
29 | 1948 | In the Train | Reading (Short Story) | 1948-09-14 | BBC | ||
30 | 1948 | Christmas Morning | Reading (Short Story) by author | 1948-12-20 | BBC | 1948-12-22; 1950-12-29 | |
31 | 1949 | The Idealist | Reading (Short Story) | 1949-03-17 | Mid-Morning Story | BBC | 1964-03-04 BBC |
32 | 1949 | The Drunkard | Reading by author | 1949-05-11 | BBC | 1949-05-13 | |
33 | 1949 | The Man of the House | Reading (Short Story) | 1949-11-16 | BBC | 1950-11-20 BBC; 1966-01-02 BBC; 1956-01 RE; 1955-11 NBC | |
34 | 1950 | My Oedipus Complex | Reading (Short Story) | 1950-11-14 | BBC | 1963-10-13 BBC | |
35 | 1950 | The Man of the House | Reading by author | 1950-11-20 | Morning Story | ||
36 | 1951 | Jerome | Reading (Short Story) | 1951-05-02 | Morning Story | BBC | |
37 | 1951 | The Sentry | Reading (Short Story) | 1951-05-15 | Morning Story | BBC | |
38 | 1951 | My Da | Reading (Short Story) | 1951-07-23 | Teller of Tales | BBC | |
39 | 1951 | The Word of Art and Reilly | reading by author | 1951-08-06 | BBC | ||
40 | 1954 | Masculine Protest | Reading (Short Story) | 1954-06-18 | BBC | ||
41 | 1958 | Androcles and the Army | Reading (Short Story) | 1958-12-25 | RE | ||
42 | 1959 | Public Opinion | Reading (Short Story) | 1959-01-01 | BBC-HS-NI | ||
43 | 1959 | The Party | Reading (Short Story) | 1959-01-01 | RE | ||
44 | 1959 | Fighting Men | adaptation for radio of ‘Guests of the Nation’, The Martyr’, and ‘Private Property’ | 1959-02-01 | RE | ||
45 | 1959 | A Salesman’s Romance | Reading (Short Story) | 1959-05-23 | RE | 1966-05 CBC | |
46 | 1959 | The Duke’s Children | Reading (Short Story) | 1959-06-06 | RE | 1965-10-06 BBC | |
47 | 1959 | Country People | adaptation of ‘In the Train’, The Luceys’ and ‘The Long Road to Umera’ | 1959-12-09 | RE | ||
48 | 1963 | Orpheus and His Lute | Reading (Short Story) | 1963-04-30 | BBC | 1963-04-30 RE | |
49 | 1963 | Orpheus with his Lute | Reading by James Ellis | 1963-08-30 | The Interval: Great Short Stories | BBCHS | |
50 | 1963 | My Oedipus Complex | Adaptation for radio; read by Allan McClelland | 1963-10-13 | The Interval | BBC-HS | 1964-04-13; 1964-07-27 |
51 | 1964 | The Majesty of the Law | Read by P.G. Stephens | 1964-01-27 | The Storyteller | BBC-HS | 1964-01-28 |
52 | 1965 | The Duke’s Children | Read by Leo Maguire | 1965-10-06 | Midday Story | BBC | |
53 | 1966 | The Man of the House | Read by Colin Blakely | 1966-01-02 | The Storyteller | BBC-HS | |
54 | 1966 | The Murderer (radio version of First Confession) | Reading by Colin Blakely | 1966-02-16 | 1966-06-10 | ||
55 | 1966 | The Murderer (radio version of First Confession) | Read by Colin Blakely | 1966-02-16 | BBC-HS | 1966-06-10 | |
56 | 1971 | A Brief for Oedipus | abriged by Delia Paton; read by Allan McClelland | 1971-09-04 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
57 | 1971 | Achilles Heel | abriged by Delia Paton; read by Denys Hawthorne | 1971-09-11 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
58 | 1973 | Requiem | 0 | 1973-09-21 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
59 | 1974 | The Idealist | abridged by Sally Skrimshire; read by Allan Barry | 1974-02-02 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
60 | 1974 | Legal aid | abridged by Sally Skrimshire; read by Allan Barry | 1974-02-09 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
61 | 1974 | The Pariah | abridged by Sally Skrimshire; read by Allan Barry | 1974-02-16 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
62 | 1974 | My Da | abriged by Sally Skrimshire; read by Allan Barry | 1974-02-23 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
63 | 1974 | A Bachelor’s Story | abridged by Sally Skrimshire; read by Allan Barry | 1974-03-02 | Weekend Woman’s Hour | BBC-4 | |
64 | 1974 | The Mass Island | read by Sean Barrett | 1974-11-02 | BBC-3 | 1975-03-02 | |
65 | 1975 | First Confession | Read by J. J. Murphy | 1975-02-28 | Morning Story | BBC-4-NI | |
66 | 1976 | My Oedipus Complex | read by Joe McPartland | 1976-04-30 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
67 | 1976 | The Face of Evil | read by Michael Duffy | 1976-11-26 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
68 | 1977 | The Midnight Court | reading---dramatic | 1977-06-08 | BBC-3 | ||
69 | 1977 | Masculine Protest | read by Bill Hunter | 1977-06-09 | Morning Story | BBC-4-NI | |
70 | 1978 | A Story by Maupassant | read by Allan McClelland | 1978-05-05 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
71 | 1978 | Pity | read Denys Hawthorne | 1978-10-17 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
72 | 1980 | Uprooted | dramatic adaptation by Fredrick Aicken | 1980-10-21 | Thirty-Minute Theatre | BBC-4 | |
73 | 1982 | The Genius | read by Sean Barrett | 1982-12-31 | Morning Story | BBC-4 | |
74 | 1989 | The Drunkard | Read by Gerald Murphy | 1989-07-21 | Morning Story | BBC-NI | |
75 | 1991 | Public Opinion | read by Patrick Bergin | 1991-10-30 | Short Story | BBC-4 | |
76 | 1993 | First Confession | Read by Kevin Flood | 1993-01-28 | Short Story | BBC-4 | |
77 | 1994 | The Party | read by Mark Mulholland | 1994-12-08 | Short Story | BBC-4 | |
Year | Title | Description | Broadcast Date | Program | Service | Other Dates | |
1 | 1938 | A Fistful of Verses | No description in BBCA. | 1938-09-17 | BBC-NI | ||
2 | 1947 | The Midnight Court | Reading (poetry) with actors and commentary; FOC performs as the Old Man | 1947-09-14 | BBC-3 | 1947-09-19; 1947-12-13 | |
3 | 1956 | The Midnight Court | Dramatic reading featuring Cyril Cusac, Adrienne Corri and others | 1956-10-29 | BBC-3 | 1956-10-31 | |
4 | 1962 | Saints and Soldiers -1 | Reading poetry with commentary; first selection from KLC | 1962-05-23 | BBC-3 | 1963-02-26 | |
5 | 1963 | Peasants and Dreamess | Reading by author or poetry translations no. 2 | 1963-03-05 | BBC-3 | ||
Talks, Panels, Conversations |
Year | Title | Description | Broadcast Date | Program | Service | Other Dates | |
1 | 1936 | New Novels (1935) | Reviews of several 1935 novels | 1936-01-03 | Radio Athlone | ||
2 | 1937 | New Novels (1936) | Reviews of novels published in the year. | 1937-01-03 | RE | ||
3 | 1938 | That the Provincial Writer Should Stay at Home | A discussion with FOC and L. A. G. Strong | 1938-03-10 | BBC-NP | ||
4 | 1939 | Literary Portraits: Yeats and AE | portraits and talks (selection) | 1939, 1940 | BBC, RE ( acc. To UF) | ||
5 | 1940 | Davitt---a Portrait | “literary portrait” | 1940, | RE | ||
6 | 1940 | Classic or Best Seller? | discussion with FOC, L.A.G. Strong & Desmond Hawkins | 1940-11-01 | The Writer in the Witness-Box: 5 | BBC-HS | |
7 | 1940 | Across St. Georges Channel | talk: An Irishman looks at England | 1940-12-27 | see Listener 1941-01 | BBC | |
8 | 1941 | Act 1, Scene 1 What is Drama | discussion with FOC and Lewis Casson with performed scenes | 1941-01-17 | Curtain’s Up | ||
9 | 1941 | Elements of the Play | discussion between FOC and Desmond McCarthy with actors’illustrations | 1941-01-24 | Curtain’s Up | 14977 | |
10 | 1941 | Verse and Prose in Drama | discussion between FOC and Stephen Spender | 1941-02-07 | Curtain’s Up | ||
11 | 1941 | Classical and Contemporary Theatre | discussion between FOC and Val Gielgud with passages and scenes | 1941-02-14 | Curtain’s Up | ||
12 | 1941 | Radio Drama | discussion FOC, Val Gielgud, L.A.G. Strong | 1941-04-18 | Curtain’s Up | ||
13 | 1941 | Plays and Poetry of W. B. Yeats | talk: an “appreciation” | 1941-04-19 | BBC | ||
14 | 1941 | An Bóthar go hEanach Dún | portraits and talks (selection) | 1941-09-16 | RE | ||
15 | 1941 | Readings from F. R. Higgins | FOC readings | 1941-03-01 | BBC | 1941-04-25 | |
16 | 1943 | What is a Welshman | discussion including FOC, A.T. Davies, D. Lloyd-Jenkins, Evan Jenkins, E.D. Jones | 1943-01-22 | Living Opinion | ||
17 | 1944 | James Joyce | talk by FOC with recording exerpts by Joyce | 1944-05-18 | see The Listener 1944-06-01 | BBC | 1964-02-26 |
18 | 1947 | W. B. Yeats: Reminiscence by a (his) friend | talk, reminiscence | 1947-05-04 | see The Listener 1947-05 | BBC | |
19 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by James Laver) | 1948-02-22 | The Critics | ||
20 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by James Laver) | 1948-02-27 | The Critics | ||
21 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by James Laver) | 1948-02-29 | The Critics | ||
22 | 1948 | The Critic on the Air | comments on recent BBC Third Program radio dramas | 1948-03-04 | The Critic on the Air | ||
23 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by James Laver) | 1948-03-05 | The Critics | ||
24 | 1948 | The Art of the Theatre | talk on theatre | 1948-03-05 | BBC | ||
25 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Alan Cameron) | 1948-03-07 | The Critics | ||
26 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Alan Cameron) | 1948-03-14 | The Critics | ||
27 | 1948 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Alan Cameron) | 1948-03-19 | The Critics | ||
28 | 1948 | John Bull and His Own Island | portraits and talks (selection) | 1948-04-25 | BBC | ||
29 | 1948 | The Critic on the Air | comments on recent BBC Third Program radio dramas | 1948-04-29 | The Critic on the Air | ||
30 | 1948 | The Cú Chulainn Sagas | portraits and talks (selection) | 1948-09-24 | BBC | ||
31 | 1948 | The Cú Chulainn Sagas II | 0 | 1948-10-01 | BBC | ||
32 | 1948 | The Riddle of Swift | discussion (unrehearsed) with Denis Johnston | 1948-10-02 | BBC | ||
33 | 1948 | A. E. Coppard | talk | 1948-11-27 | BBC | ||
34 | 1948 | George Shiels | talk on George Shiels | 1948-12-02 | Irish Writers | BBC-HS-NI | |
35 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Eric Newton) | 1949-05-01 | The Critics | ||
36 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Eric Newton) | 1949-05-08 | The Critics | ||
37 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Eric Newton) | 1949-05-15 | The Critics | ||
38 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by Eric Newton) | 1949-05-22 | The Critics | ||
39 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted J.M. Richards) | 1949-05-29 | The Critics | ||
40 | 1949 | The Critics: The Theatre | Arts reviews; FOC on the theatre (conducted by J.M. Richards) | 1949-06-05 | The Critics | ||
41 | 1949 | W. B. Yeats---a Dublin Portrait | portrait; numerous contributions by family and associates including FOC | 1949-06-05 | BBC | ||
42 | 1949 | Yeats and the Theatre | talk | 1949-06-06 | BBC | ||
43 | 1950 | Portrait of James Joyce | portrait from recollections of contemporaries including FOC. | 1950-02-13 | BBC | 1949-06-21 | |
44 | 1950 | Only Child | talk (autobiographical) | 1950-10-11 | BBC Scotland | ||
45 | 1950 | Poetry and the Seeing Ear: A W.B. Yeats Miscellany | Aspects of Yeats’ works as seen in recordings drawn from contemporaries. | 1950-11-28 | BBC | 1956-05-30; 1974-06-20 (shortened version) | |
46 | 1951 | Poetic Licence | Conversation: John Betchman, Edmund Blunden, Compton Mackenzie, Frank O’Connor | 1951-03-07 | Poetic Licence | BBC-HS | |
47 | 1951 | My Art and Craft---the Short Story | portraits and talks (selection) | 1951-10-19 | BBC | 1950-11-26 | |
48 | 1952 | George Moore | portrait drawn from recollections including those of FOC | 1952-02-24 | BBC | ||
49 | 1952 | The Abbey Theatre. Dublin | portrait of the theatre from recollections and reflections of Dubliners including FOC. | 1952-12-11 | |||
50 | 1954 | Architect of His Own Reputation---Anthony Trollope | talk on Trollop | 1954-07-24 | BBC | 1952-03-20 | |
51 | 1954 | George Bernard Shaw---an Irish Portrait | portrait drawn from memories of countrymen including FOC | 1954-09-20 | BBC | 1953-01-03; 1953-06-19 | |
52 | 1959 | One Man’s Way---the Short Story | portraits and talks (selection) | 1959-06-24 | see Listener 1959-07-23 | BBC-NI | Repeated 1954-08-04 |
53 | 1959 | Leabhar a theastuigh uaim | portraits and talks (selection) | 1959-11 | RE | ||
54 | 1959 | An Nodlaig I gCorcaigh | Recollections of Cork | 1959-12 | RE | ||
55 | 1960 | Nodlaig as Baile | portraits and talks (selection) | 1960-12 | RE | ||
56 | 1961 | Scrapbook for 1921---Irish Civil War | portraits and talks (selection) | 1961-10-02; 1962-04-17 | BBC | ||
57 | 1962 | Adventures in Translation | portraits and talks (selection) | 1962-01-17 | BBC | ||
58 | 1962 | Scrapbook for 1931 | 0 | 1962-04-17 | BBC-HS | ||
59 | 1963 | Interior Voices (autobiographical) | talk on The Luceys (see also Television) | 1963-01-13 | BBC | ||
60 | 1963 | Out of the News: Mother | Conversations (including FOC) on maternal influence | 1963-02-07 | Woman’s Hour: Out of the News: Mother | BBC-Light; BBC-HS | |
61 | 1963 | New Comment: The Irish Dramatic Imagination | A discussion with FOC and Tyrone Guthrie | 1963-10-01 | BBC-Third Programme | 1963-02-04; 1963-09-09 | |
62 | 1964 | The Art of the Short story | portraits and talks (selection) | 1964-01-26 | RE | FOC segment repeated 1963-02-17 | |
63 | 1964 | The World of Books | Talk about writing short stories | 1964-02-01 | The World of Books | BBC-HS | |
64 | 1964 | F. R. Higgins | portrait drawn from recollections including those of FOC | 1964-02-26 | BBC | ||
65 | 1964 (c.) | The Three Ulsters | talk on Irish monuments | 1964 (c.) | BBC Belfast | ||
66 | 1964 | Book Club: Edna O’Brien & Girls in Their Married Bliss | Views of FOC on artist’s work & review by FOC | 1964-12-16 | Book Club | BBC-HS | |
67 | 1965 | AE---George Russell | portrait drawn from recollections including FOC | 1965-01-20 | BBC | ||
68 | 1965 | The Yeats We Knew | portraits and talks (selection) | 1965-02-21 | RE | ||
69 | 1965 | untitled readings from various works | readings on theme of fathers | 1965-04-19 | Fathers | BBC-HS | 1965-02-08 |
70 | 1965 | Centenary Address at the Graveside of W. B Yeats | Radio and television (1965-03-13) broadcasts | 1965-06 | RTE | ||
71 | 1965 | W. B. Yeats | portrait; contributions by family and associates including FOC as reader | 1965-06-11; 1965-06-13 | BBC | ||
72 | 1966 | untitled recordings on Irish search for national identity | comments on Irish national identity | 1966-09-19 | The Irish Dream (# 4 of five programs) | BBC-Network Three | 1966-03-13 |
73 | 1968 | Leabharlanna agus mé féin (Libraries and Me) | Talk –autobiography | 1968-03-11 | RE | ||
74 | 1969 | not titled in listing | Read by Denys Hawthorne | 1969-05-02 | Morning Story | BBC-2 | 1967-08-28 |
75 | 1977 | Yeats: The Man and the Mask | A portrait Yeats from his autobiographies and recorded memories of his contemporaries including FOC. | 1977-04-10 | BBC | ||
76 | The Hard Way | ||||||
77 | The Critic on the Air | ||||||
78 | To Show that She Still Lives | never produced | |||||
79 | The Invincibles | 83 page mimeograph script with some holograph changes in an unknown hand; prepared by Radio Eireann |
Year | Title | Descr. | Producer | Number | URL | Ref. | 1 | 1954 | My Oedipus Complex & The Drunkard | LP: Read by Frank O’Connor | Caedmon Records | TC 1036 | https://www.discogs.com/Frank-OConnor-Reads-The-Drunkard-My-Oedipus-Complex/release/5648562 | SHY177 |
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2 | 1958 | The Irish Tradition | LP: Frank O’Connor readings---includes poems ‘A Lovely Church’ and ‘The Scholar and the Cat’ | Folkways Records | 9825 | https://www.discogs.com/Frank-OConnor-Irish-Tradition/release/5368410 | SHY177 |
3 | 1958 | James Joyce | LP: Frank O’Connor readings | Folkways Records | 9834 | https://www.discogs.com/Frank-OConnor-James-Joyce-By-Frank-OConnor/release/6582335 | SHY177 |
4 | 1958 | The Midnight Court | LP: Read by Siobhan McKenna | Spoken Arts | 742 | https://www.discogs.com/artist/6198035-Brian-Merriman-2 |
Year | Title | Descr. | Location | Ref. | |
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1 | 1959 | Leabhar a theastuigh uaim | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 | |
2 | 1960 | Nodlaig as Baile | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 | |
3 | 1967 | An Nodlaig I gCorcaigh | Recollection. Video assumed (see Television) | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 |
4 | 1968 | Leabharlanna agus mé féin (Libraries and Me) | Autobiography | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 |
5 | Ireland’s Monuments | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 | ||
6 | Oiche Shamhraidh (Halloween Night) | A. C. T., Dublin | SHY177 |
Date | Title | Descripton | Producer | Country | Program | Date | URL | Ref. | |
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1 | 1952 | First Confession | reading by the author | BBCTV | UK | 1952-11-06 | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/8d142ce025b942f8a087c7bc74aabd22 | SHY191 | |
2 | 1953 | The Drunkard | reading by the author | BBCTV | UK | 1953-01-24 | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/7953775a72f544dfb9a8e4cfc06efae6 | SHY191 | |
3 | 1955 | The Martyr | Adaptation, teleplay by Leo Davis) | CBS | US | G. E. Theatre | 1955-01-23 | http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/GeneralElectricTheater_03_(1954-55).htm | SHY174 |
4 | 1956 | Christmas Morning (= The Thief) | reading by the author | BBCTV | US | 1956-09-24 | SHY190 | ||
5 | 1956 | The Orphans | adaptation by Merle Miller | CBS | US | G. E. Theatre | 1956-12-10 | http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/GeneralElectricTheater_05_(1956-57).htm | SHY174 |
6 | 1959 | Larry | adaptation produced by Irish Television Theatre | BBCTV | IE | 1959-06-10 | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/71273924d5af4c51bc0c8fad888573aa | BBCA((Genome) | |
7 | 1959 | Larry | Seamus Byrne, Anthony Olden (screenplay) | Irish Television Theatre | IE | 1959-09-25 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6630156/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_10 | IMDB | |
8 | 1964 | Guests of the Nation | reading by the author | RTE TV | IE | 1905-05-17 | SHY | ||
9 | 1964 | A Triple Irish | Hugh Leonard adaptation of ‘The Cheapjack’ with two other Irish stories. | BBCTV | UK | Story Parade | 1964-06-26 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5324006/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 | IMDB |
10 | 1965 | In de Trein | Dutch language adaptation for television | Belgische Radio en Televisie (BRT) | BE (Dutch lang.) | 1965-06-13 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0959309/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_8 | IMDB | |
11 | 1966 | Silent Song | Adaptation by Hugh Leonard of ‘Song without Words’ | BBC TV | UK | The Wednesday Play | 1966-02-02 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060981/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_7 | SHY |
12 | 1969 | Guests of the Nation | Dramatic adaptation for television by James Douglas | RTETV | IE | Stories of Ireland | 1969-04-04 | RTEA | |
13 | 1969 | Orpheus and His Lute (dramatised by John McDonnell) | Dramatised for television by John McDonnell | RTETV | IE | 1969-02-07 | RTEA | ||
14 | 1969 | First Confession | Nicholas Bethel (co writer credits) | BBCTV | UK | Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965–1973) | 1969-02-20 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0721067/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_6 | IMDB |
15 | 1970 | The Mad Lomasneys | Hugh Leonard (adaptation) | Grenada TV | UK | The Sinners | 1970-09-02 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1261332/?ref_=ttep_ep4 | IMDB |
16 | 1971 | First Confession | reading by T. P McKenna | BBC TV | UK | Storyteller | 1971-05-15 | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/4f9e67edfbb24ec286fe89d2239b29c0 | BBCA((Genome) |
17 | 1971 | Legal Aid | Hugh Leonard (adaptation) | Grenada TV | UK | The Sinners | 1971-08-02 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1261022/?ref_=ttep_ep2 | IMDB |
18 | 1974 | The House that Johnny Built | Dramatic adaptation | RTETV | IE | 1974-12-18 | RTEA | ||
19 | 1974 | An Only Child | adapted by Brian Wright | Grenada TV | UK | Childhood | 1974-04-28 | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1459595/?ref_=ttep_ep1 | IMDB |
20 | 1980 | Masculine Protest | Dramatization/adaptation | BBC TV | UK | For schools and Colleges | 1980-03-17 | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/6296938ea3b7405aa2179abe9dee952e | BBCA((Genome) |
21 | Larry | adaptation of ‘My Oedipus Complex’ by Geraldine Fitzgerald | SHY174 | ||||||
Documentaries | |||||||||
22 | 1965 | W. B Yeats Tribute (Centenary) | tribute | RTE TV | IE | Ceamara na Cruinne | RTEA | ||
23 | 1966 | Horseman Pass By: The Story of a Poet (W. B. Yeates) | BBCTV | UK | HUR.H1 | ||||
24 | 1961 | Monitor | autobiographical, revisit to Cork 1961 | BBC TV | UK | Growing Up (1963) | https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/44a462b54b0f4335811d82fd7310e2c5 | SHY175 | |
25 | 1962 | Self-Portrait: Interior Voices: 1 | Televised monologue on The Luceys | RTE TV | IE | Self-Portrait | https://www.rte.ie/archives/2017/0109/843562-writer-frank-oconnor/ | SHY175 | |
26 | 1962 | Self-Portrait: Interior Voices: 2 | Televised monologue on The Luceys Part 2 | RTE TV | IE | Self-Portrait | RTEA | ||
27 | 1964 | The Forgotten Child | autobiographical, Christmas in Cork | RTETV | IE | https://stillslibrary.rte.ie/indexplus/image/2038/041.html | RTEA | ||
28 | 1966 | Horseman Pass By: The Story of a Poet (W. B. Yeates) | BBC TV | UK | SHY175 | ||||
29 | 1967 | An Nodlaig ig Corcaigh | autobiographical | RTE TV | IE | SHY175 | |||
30 | 2016 | Frank O'Connor: Idir Dhá Shruth (Setween Two Streams) | Documentary | Animo Television | IE | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6168578/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 | IMDB | ||
31 | 1935 | Guests of the Nation | adaptation (film); dir. Denis Johnston | IE | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1937174/?ref_=nm_knf_t1 | SHY177, imdb | |||
32 | 1957 | The Rising of the Moon | adaptation (film) of The Majesty of the Law as one of three shorts; dir. John Ford | Four Provinces Films | US | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050902/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 | SHY177, imdb | ||
33 | 2004 | The Drunkard (short) | Julie Eshbaugh screenplay | US | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0451045/releaseinfo?ref_=ttfc_sa_1 | IMDb |
# | Title | Year | Journa/Volume | Date | Category | Source / URL | |||
1 | 1 | Frank O’Connor, The Art of Fiction No. 19 | 1957 | Paris Review | 1957-Autumn-Winter | https://www.theparisreview.org/interviews/4847/frank-oconnor-the-art-of-fiction-no-19-frank-oconnor |
Author | Title | Publication | URL | ||||
100 | O’Connor, Frank | Guests of the Nation | Macmillan (NY,1931; London,1931) | ||||
101 | O’Connor, Frank | The Saint and Mary Kate | Macmillan, London,1932, 1936; Knopf, NY 1932 | ||||
104 | O’Connor, Frank | Three Old Brothers & Other Poems | T. Nelson & Sons, London | ||||
108 | O’Connor, Frank | Dutch Interior | Macmillan, London; Knopf, NY. | ||||
110 | O’Connor, Frank | Three Tales | Cuala Press | ||||
112 | O’Connor, Frank | Crab Apple Jelly | Macmillan (London) Knopf (NY) | ||||
113 | O’Connor, Frank | The Midnight Court | Fridberg (London & Dublin) | ||||
115 | O’Connor, Frank | Selected Stories | Fridberg (Dublin) | ||||
122 | O’Connor, Frank | The Stories of Frank O’Connor | Knopf (NY), Hamish Hamilton (London, 1953) | ||||
128 | O’Connor, Frank | A Book of Ireland (editor, introduction and contributions) | Collins, London and Glasgow | ||||
129 | O’Connor, Frank | Kings Lords and Commons: An Anthology from the Irish | Knopf,NY; Macmillan, London 1961 | ||||
132 | O’Connor, Frank | Shakespeare’s Progress | World Publishing, Cleveland, OH | ||||
133 | O’Connor, Frank | An Only Child | Knopf (1962, 1965 London McMillan) | ||||
135 | O’Connor, Frank | The Lonely Voice: A Study of the Short Story | World Publishing, Cleveland OH; Nelson, Forster & Scott, Toronto 1963; Macmillan, London 1963 | ||||
140 | O’Connor, Frank | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry, A.D. 600-1200 (with David Greene) | Macmillan, London | ||||
142 | O’Connor, Frank | My Father’s Son | Macmillan (London); Knopf, NY, 1969 | ||||
144 | O’Connor, Frank | The Coronet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | Poolbeg, Dublin | ||||
145 | O’Connor, Frank | Collected Stories | Knopf, N. Y | ||||
148 | O’Connor, Frank | The Best of Frank O’Connor (edited & Introduction by Julian Barnes) | Knopf (Everyman’s Library), 2009 | ||||
201 | Matthews, James | Voices: A Life of Frank O’Connor | Atheneum | ||||
202 | The Bell Index | Framingham State University Digital Repository (FSUDR) | https://digitalcommons.framingham.edu/bell_index/ | ||||
203 | Sheehey, Maurice (ed.) | Towards a Bibliography of Frank O’Connor’s Writing | Knopf, New York, 1969 | ||||
204 | Morgan-Zayachek, Eileen | Frank O'Connor and the Literary Development of Radio Éireann | |||||
205 | Barnes, Julian | The Best of Frank O’Connor | Knopf (Borzoi) | ||||
206 | Steinman, Michael A. | Frank O’Connor at Work | https://books.google.ca/books?id=sQBZpJUw8RcC&pg=PA21#v=onepage&q&f=false | ||||
207 | Hurff, Carmen Russell | A Guide to the Frank O'Connor Papers [Univ. of Florida] | University of Florida | http://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/manuscript/oconnor/oconnor.htm | |||
208 | Saul, George Brandon | A Consideration of Frank O'Connor 's Short Stories | Colby College | https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1759&context=cq | |||
209 | Green, David H. | An Anthology of Irish Literature | The Modern Library | https://archive.org/details/anthologyofirish00gree | |||
210 | Sherry, Ruth | The Manuscript of “Rodney’s Glory” by Frank O’Connor | Edinburgh University Press | https://www.jstor.org/stable/25484498?read-now=1&seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents | |||
211 | Abbey Theatre Archives | Abbey Theatre Co. | https://www.abbeytheatre.ie/about/archive/ | ||||
212 | Frank O’Connor Research Website, Univ. Coll. Cork | University College Cork | http://frankoconnor.ucc.ie/chronology.php?teanga= | ||||
213 | International Movie Database | IMDb | https://www.imdb.com/ | ||||
214 | Yeats, W. B. (ed) | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse 1892-1935 | Oxford University Press | ||||
300 | Sheehey, Maurice (ed.) | Michael/Frank: Studies on Frank O’Connor | Knopf | ||||
301 | National Library of Ireland (NLI) | National Library of Ireland | |||||
302 | Radio Telfis Eireann Archive | RTE | https://www.rte.ie/archives/ | ||||
303 | BBC Archives Online | BBC | |||||
304 | de Bhaldraithe, Tomas (ed.) | Nuaschéalíocht 1940-1950 | |||||
400 | Fallon, G. | The Irish Monthly, 70(824), | The Irish Jesuit Province | http://www.jstor.org/stable/20514981 | |||
401 | Nevin, D | Larkin Bibliography | Irish Labour History Society | http://www.jstor.org/stable/23195150 |