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Photograph of the February 1914Irish Review with plate by Sarah Purser
Frontispiece of the February 1914 Irish Review with plate by Sarah Purser entitled “A Kinsale Fisherwoman.”

Photograph of advertising page for theIrish Review.
Advertising page of the Irish Review showcasing, among others, ads for MacDonagh's book of poetry Songs of Myself and for the Modernist magazine Open Window.

Photograph of the Irish Reviewcover for the first issue, March 1911.
Cover of the first issue of the Irish Review, March 1911. The subheading defines the Review as 'A Monthly Magazine of Irish Literature, Arts and Science'.

Photograph of page with 'Some Opinions Respecting the First Number' of theIrish Review
Page with 'Some Opinions Respecting the First Number' of the Irish Review published in the April 1911 issue. In this page, reviewers from a variety of newspapers and periodicals comment on the inaugural issue of the Review.

Photograph of the cover of theIrish Reviewlast issue
Cover of the final issue of the Irish Review spanning three months (September to November 1914). The subheading defines the Review as 'A Monthly Magazine of Irish Politics, Literature and Art'.

Photograph of the first page of theIrish Review(Sept.-Nov. 1914)
The final issue of the Irish Review features another 'Manifesto to the Irish Volunteers' a document which illustrates the 1914 Volunteer split following Redmond’s exhortation to the Irish Volunteers to fight in the First World War. The foundational…

Opening Page ofMetempsychosis by Thomas MacDonagh
Thomas MacDonagh's second play Metempsychosis (1912)First printed in The Irish Review, the play is a satire of theosophy and occultism. It was first performed on 18,19, 20 April 1912 by the Theatre of Ireland, a company formed in 1906 from a number…

Photograph of pages from the first issue of the Irish Review with Thomas MacDonagh's and Mary Maguire's contributions
Pages from the first issue of the Irish Review (March 1911) showcasing Thomas MacDonagh’s English translation of Catullus’s Carmen VIII and Mary Maguire’s essay on J.M. Synge, most likely reviewing ‘The Works of John M. Synge’ published by Maunsel…

Photograph of the frontispiece of the first issue of the Irish Review
Frontispiece of the first issue of the Irish Review, March 1911. On the left, plate by William Orpen 'The Fairy Ring'; on the right the first page of the introductory editorial containing the Review's declarations of intent.
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