Crowds in Ireland, c. 1720–1920

Chapter 1 Introduction: Crowds in Ireland, <Emphasis Type="Italic">c.</Emphasis> 1720–1920

Chapter 2 Whiskey, Potatoes and Paddies: Volunteering and the Construction of the Irish Nation in Northwest Ulster, 1778–1782

Chapter 3 ‘The Invincible Mass’: Loyal Crowds in Mid Ulster, 1795–96

Chapter 4 ‘A Large Mob, Calling Themselves Freemasons’: Masonic Parades in Ulster

Chapter 5 ‘Of One Mind’?: O’Connellite Crowds in the 1830s and 1840s

Chapter 6 Varieties of Crowd Activity from Fenianism to the Land War, 1867–79

Chapter 7 In Search of the ‘Moral Economy’: Food Scarcity in 1756–57 and the Crowd

Chapter 8 Crowd Activity during the Irish Land War, 1879–90

Chapter 9 Crowds and the Labour Movement in the Southwest, 1914–23