We have been advised by Cambridge University Press that due to the disruption caused by the Civid-19 pandemic the printing and distribution of printed journals has been halted until further notice. As a result the May 2020 issue of Irish Historical Studies will not be distributed as scheduled. Individuals subscribers will be advised of updates as they become available. For further information see the statement from Cambridge University Press.
Irish Historical Studies, founded in 1938, is the joint journal of the Irish Historical Society and the Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies. It publishes articles embodying original research on Irish history; articles on the scope and teaching of Irish history; select documents, with editorial comment; select and critical bibliographies and guides to sources, manuscript and printed; and reviews of books and periodicals having a bearing on Irish history. Annual lists of writings on Irish history, carried in Irish Historical Studies from 1938 to 1979, are now available digitally through Irish History Online (www.irishhistoryonline.ie).
An advetisement for snuff, extoling its curative properties, from the Connacht Tribune in 1918
In the autumn of 2014 the Management Board of Irish Historical Studies made the decision to enter a partnership with Cambridge University Press and from issue no. 155 (May 2015), the journal has been published by Cambridge. The journal will contunue to be published twice a year. Individual subscriptions remain unchanged from 2014 levels. For further detials please see our subscriptions page.
The joint editors are Dr Liam Chambers and Dr Marie Coleman and it has a fourteen person International Advisory Board. The journal is copy-edited by Máire Ní Chearbhaill.
Number 164 of the journal was distributed to subscribers in January 2020. If, as an individual subscriber, you have not received a copy of No. 163, please contact info@irishhistoricalstudies.ie.
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