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 list also contains links to cached copies of the referenced works
where this material has become available to the compiler. The
repository of these copies is derived from various online and hardcopy
sources and will still contain transcription artifacts and errors. Thus
the texts should not be taken as authoritative versions.
Please don't consider the ‘List’ as authorative in any way: At this stage there are likely to be many errors introduced by the data handling and general human error. The numbering of items is used only to provide for sequencing and counting. In updates to the list, the numbering of individual works will likely differ. Data fields for each entry may change, be added or removed.
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 located at the end of the list.
Owen (enhaut.ca[AT]gmail[DOT]com)
2019-05 original List.
2019-06 minor edits; addition of 'Yeats and Cuchulain', 1960 to bibliography.
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.
2020-11 additions to repository; updates to link references; site html corrections; updates to metadata on this page.
2021-01 additions to repository (The Lonely Voice); updates to links; updated Resources section of this page.
2021-02 more stories added to repository, updated links; corrections to the List.
2021-03 more stories, updated links; more corrections to the List.
2022-09 updates to articles list with links to repository.
2022-10 Corrections and additions to Poetry and Articles; additional links to archive URLs or to cached copies of materials in the repository.
2023-01 Links to articles added to the repository from The Irish Statesman and The Irish Tribune in the period 1926-1930. Poetry and play, The Statue’s Daughter found in Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01.
2023-02 Addition of links to repository copies of The Saint, A Torrent Damned, A Romantic), Friends of the Family; other stories from The Common Chord
2023-10 additions reference in list of original poetry.
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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 | Sion | Irish Tribune 1926-08-06 | SHY196 | |||
2 | 1926 | War | Irish Statesman 1926-08-07 | 1981 | The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland | MAT63;SHY197 | |
3 | 1928 | The Ring | The Irish Statesman, 1928-07-28 | MAT393#31;SHY195 | |||
4 | 1928 | 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 | After Fourteen Years | Dublin Magazine 1929-04 | 1931 | Guests of the Nation | SHY189; NLI-PS_UR_076666 | |
5.5 | 1929-04-06 | The Picture: An Old Man's Story | The Irish Statesman, 1929-04-06 | INA | |||
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 | Soldiers are We [Jo] | Irish Statesman 1930-03-08, pp.6-8 | 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 | Soirée 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 | |
21.5 | 1933-01 | Seagulls | Quarryman 1933-03 | MAT397 | |||
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 That 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 | 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 | 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 | Christmas Morning [The Thief] | 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 | 1958-06-24 | Music When Soft Voices Die | New Yorker 1958-01-11 | 1969 | A Set of Variations (Collection Three) | SHY194 | |
91 | 1926-11-26 | The Peddler | Irish Tribune 1926-11-26 | 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 | 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 Juans 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 | New Yorker 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 | 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 | 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 | 1921 | An Chros | MS [SHY178] | ||||
2 | 1922 | Invictus | 1922 | An Lóng, vol. 1 | MAT26 | ||
3 | 1922 | Mozart | 1922 | An Lóng, vol.1 | MAT26 | ||
4 | 1922 | Ambush | We crouch in the darkness, | 1975 | Matthews, J.(ed). Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01, p19 | MS [SHY178 has 1922-10, MAT69 has 1924] |
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5 | 1922-23 | My Last Duchess | MS [SHY178] | ||||
6 | 1922-23 | Night in the Cottage | MS [SHY178] | ||||
7 | 1922-23 | Duet | MS [SHY178] [MAT37 has 1924] | ||||
8 | 1923 | Sonnet | MS [SHY179] | ||||
9 | 1923 | An Old Woman Leaves the Workhouse | MS | ||||
10 | 1923 | The Rosary | When byre and house with sleep are dim | 1923 | Catholic Bulletin (March) | [BARxviii] | |
11 | 1923 | For the End (Gormandstown Internment Camp) | Hush lips and breath! | 1975 | Matthews, J.(ed). Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01, p21 | MS [SHY178] | |
12 | 1923-24 | Theocritus on Sunday | Hammer haunted the city sleeps, shrouded in violet | MS [SHY178, MAT37] | |||
13 | Life | MS [SHY178] | |||||
14 | On a House Shaken by the Land Agitation (With apologies to W. B. Yeats) | MS [SHY179] | |||||
15 | Of Lus na Gaoithe’s fall from Grace | MS [SHY178] | |||||
16 | 1924 | Philosophy | MS [SHY178] | ||||
17 | 1924 | Before the Mirror | [MAT24] | ||||
18 | 1925 | On Guard | Night, under trees with a rifle | 1975 | Journal of Irish Literature, 1975-01, p24 | [MAT37] | |
19 | 1925 | Priest | MS [SHY178] | ||||
20 | 1925 | Sweeney [Suibhne Geilt Speaks] | I am Sweeney they call me the mad | 1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-03-14, p.11 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and Other Poems |
21 | 1926 | The Shadow | I leave my songs to you | ||||
22 | 1926 | Love | The girl they loved walked in through the door |
1926 | Irish Statesman, 1926-04-24, p.176 | ||
23 | 1926 | Two Impressions [The Grand Vizier's Daughter] | Good God, to rhyme from day to day | 1926 | Irish Statesman, 1926-08-21, p.657-658 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and pther poems |
24 | 1926 | Return in Harvest | Near the wood, girth round with stubble | 1926 | Irish Statesman | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
25 | 1926 | Alone in the Big Town She Dreams [Alone] | In my attic all alone | 1926 | Irish Statesman, Irish Statesman, Vol. 5,#18, 1926-01-09, p.554-555 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
26 | 1927 | Three Old Brothers | While some goes dancing reels and some | 1927 | The Irish Statesman, Vol. 8, #10, 1927-05-14, p.230 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
27 | 1927 | On Moyrus | Your defeat is so great | 1927 | Irish Statesman, 1927-08-20 | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
28 | 1927 | Quest of Dead O’Donovans | He stood on the last ledge of rock | 1927 | Irish Statesman, 1927-02-05 | 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 | 1930 | Prelude | This is winter in Castleraynal, | <1932 | Irish Statesman, 1930-01-22, p.412 | 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 | An Old Song Rewritten | Five days I lay dead | 1927 | Irish Statesman, 1927-10-01, p.81 | ||
37 | 1929 | Beggars | A tram came round the corner like a lion let loose | 1929 | The Irish Statesman, 1929-07-12 |
1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems |
38 | 1928 | In Winter | This time of the year | 1928 | Irish Statesman, 1928-01-14, p437 | ||
39 | 1928 | Storm | Half across the little town | 1928 | The Irish Statesman, 1928-02-18, p.536 | ||
40 | 1928 | From Gugan of the Saints | My house is so silent! | 1928 | Irish Statesman, 1928-04-21, p.128 | ||
41 | 1928 | The Home-coming of Dinny Pa | When Dinny Pa came back to us | 1928 | Irish Statesman, 1928-06-09, p.267 | ||
42 | 1928 | The Hawk | Profound, monotonous summer days | 1928 | Irish Statesman, 1928-08-18, p.468 | ||
43 | 1936 | Self Portrait | Last Sunday morning, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
44 | 1936 | A Statue of Life‒1 | God rest those humble people, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
45 | 1936 | A Statue of Life‒2 | Before I die, God grant me | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
46 | 1936 | A Statue of Life‒3 | What are the forms of life but illusion? | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
47 | 1936 | Prologue and Epilogue‒1 | I know I have been here before | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
48 | 1936 | Prologue and Epilogue‒2 | By the creaking gate, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
49 | 1936 | Song | I filled my heart with fantasy, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
50 | 1936 | Boredom | If a man had his wish, | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
51 | 1945 | In Memory of Timothy Buckley (“The Taylor”) | Man is the torch that lights the tomb; | 1945 | Irish Times, 1945-04-28 | ||
52 | 1945 | Homage to Jim Larkin | Roll away the stone, Lord! Roll away the stone! | 1945 | Irish Times, 1945-12-09 | ||
53 | 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 | ||
54 | 1948 | Directions for My Funeral | |
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MS [MAT368] |
Year | Title | Beginning … | First Published Year | Publication | Book Publication Year | Book Publication | |
0 | 1925 | Brightness of Brightness | Brightness of brightness lonely met me where I wandered, | 1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-06-13 | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons |
1 | 1925 | Best to Be a Total Boor | My grief that I am not a boor, | 1925 | Irish Statesman 1925-10-03 | ||
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 |
2.1 | 1926 | I Travelled Through Munster | I travelled through Munster bright and fair |
1926 | Irish Statesman 1926-01-30 | ||
3 | 1926 | Celibacy | Woman full of wile | 1926 | Irish Statesman 1926-02-06 | 1936 | Yeats, W.B. (ed.). The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, 1892-1935, Clarendon Press, Oxford |
4 | 1926 | Lullaby of Adventurous Love | Sleep a little, little yet, | 1926 | Irish Tribune 1926-12-03 | ||
5 | 1927 | The Madman | Pitiful I am tonight / Naked to the wind's spite | 1927 | Irish Statesman 1927-01-01 | ||
6 | 1930 | The Stars Are Astand | The stars are astand on the air | 1930 | Irish Statesman, 1930-04-05, p.88 | ||
7 | 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 |
8 | 1932 | People In Love | 1940 | The Bell 1940-12 | 1932 | The Wild Bird’s Nest: Poems from the Irish | |
9 | 1936 | Autumn | Autumn’s good a cozy season; | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse 1892-1935 | ||
10 | 1936 | The Praise of Fionn [Echoes‒1] | Patrick, you chatter too loud | 1936 | Three Old Brothers and other poems | ||
11 | 1936 | The Old Woman of Beare | I, the old woman of Beare | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
12 | 1936 | A Learned Mistress | Tell him it’s all a lie; | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
13 | 1936 | The Student | The student’s life is pleasant, | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
14 | 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 | ||
15 | 1936 | Kilcash | What shall we do for timber? | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
16 | 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. | ||
17 | 1936 | Growing Old [Autumn] | Woman full of wile | 1936 | The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, Yeats, W. B. ed. | ||
18 | 1938 | The Hermit’s Song | A hiding tuft, a green-barked yew-tree | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
19 | 1938 | May | May’s the merriest time of all, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
20 | 1938 | Storm at Sea | Tempest on the plain of Lir | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
21 | 1938 | Oisin | The teeth you see up here, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
22 | 1938 | Caroll’s Sword | O swinging sword of Carroll hail! | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
23 | 1938 | I Shall Not Die | I shall not die because of you | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
24 | 1938 | Three Cows [Showing Off] | Girl of three cows don’t crow | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
25 | 1938 | Childless | Blessed Trinity have pity! | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
26 | 1938 | Mistresses | Six! / Such different minds and faces | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
27 | 1938 | To a Boy | Do not waste your time | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
28 | 1938 | Hugh Maguire | Too cold this night for Hugh Maguire, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
29 | 1938 | Christmas Night | Welcome to us Holy Child | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
30 | 1938 | Sarsfield [Patrick Sarfield, Lord Lucan] | Farewell Patrick Sarsfield wherever you may roam | 1936 | 'The Gaelic Tradition in Literature' in Ireland Today, Vol. II, 1936-07 | 1938 | Lords and Commons |
31 | 1938 | Lament for the Woodlands | When I once rose at morning | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
32 | 1938 | The Journeyman | Oh, never, never more will I go to Cashel | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
33 | 1938 | The Orphan | My father and my mother died and left me young and poor, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
34 | 1938 | How Well for the Birds | How well for the birds that can rise in their flight | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
35 | 1938 | County Mayo | Now in the springtime the days will grow longer | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
36 | 1938 | Song of Repentance | Now here is my verdict on the playboy’s behavior | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
37 | 1938 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, Oh King of Kngs, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
38 | 1938 | John Johnston [The Harper] | Master of discords, John | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
39 | 1938 | Death [Death and the Maiden] | My girl I say be on your guard | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
40 | 1938 | Clancarthy [The Body's Speech] | My grief, my grief, maid without sin, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
41 | 1938 | Stray Verses | 1938 | Lords and Commons | |||
42 | 1939 | The Downfall of Heathendom | Ailill the king is vanished | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
43 | 1939 | Winter | Chill,Chill! | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
44 | 1939 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, O King of Kings, | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
45 | 1939 | Grania | Stag does not lay his side to sleep; | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
46 | 1939 | She Is My Dear | She is my dear | 1939 | The Fountain of Magic | ||
47 | 1945 | Liadain | Gain without gladness | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
48 | 1945 | To the Lady with a Book | Pleasant journey little book | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
49 | 1944 | To Tomas Costello at the Wars | Here’s pretty conduct, Hugh O’Rourke, | 1944 | Irish Times 1944-10-21 | 1945 | The Midnight Court |
50 | 1945 | A Girl Weeping | Here's a pretty state of things! | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
51 | 1945 | Fiacha and the Louth Men | The two sons of Donal were kings of Tirconnel and Louth | 1945 | The Irish Times, 1945-05-08 | ||
52 | 1945 | The Midnight Court | I liked to walk in the river meadows | 1945 | The Midnight Court | ||
53 | 1954 | The Drowning of Conaing | The shining waters rise and swell | 1954 | An Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
54 | 1954 | The Harper [John Johnston] | Master of discords John | 1938 | Kings, Lords and Commons | ||
55 | 1954 | A Sleepless Night | I have thought long this wild wet night that broght no rest | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
56 | 1929 | Reverie at Dawn [The Reverie] | One morning before Titan thought of stirring his feet | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
57 | 1954 | The Lament for Art O’Leary | My love and my delight, | 1954 | Anthology of Irish Literature | ||
58 | 1959 | Endpiece | An end to all I’ve ever had to say, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
59 | 1959 | The Hermitage | Grant me sweet Christ the grace to find‒ | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
60 | 1959 | A Prayer for Recollection | How my thoughts betray me! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
61 | 1959 | The Priest Rediscovers His Psalm-Book | How good to hear your voice again | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
62 | 1959 | The Scholar and the Cat | Each of us persues his trade | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
63 | 1959 | The Open Door | King of stars, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
64 | 1959 | A Word of Warning | To go to Rome | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
65 | 1959 | Scholars | Strange is it not if scholars yell | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
66 | 1959 | The Sweetness of Nature | Endlessly over the water | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
67 | 1959 | The Sea | Look, wild and wide, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
68 | 1959 | Winter | Winter is a dreary season, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
69 | 1959 | The Blackbird at Belfast Lough | What little throath | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
70 | 1959 | Caoilte | Winter time is bleak, the wind | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
71 | 1959 | Generosity | If only the brown leaf were gold | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
72 | 1959 | The King of Connacht | Have you seen Hugh, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
73 | 1959 | The Viking Terror | Since tonight the wind is high, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
74 | 1959 | The End of Clonmacnois | Whence are you, learning’s son? | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
75 | 1959 | Murrough Defeats the Danes | Ye people of great Murrough’s band, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
76 | 1959 | The King of Ulster | Conor the king | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
77 | 1959 | A Kiss | He’s my doll! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
78 | 1959 | The Goldsmith's Wife | The goldsmith’s wife | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
79 | 1959 | Aideen | All are keen | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
80 | 1959 | No Names | There’s a girl in these parts‒ | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
81 | 1959 | All Gold | Hero’s daughter, Leinster’s lovliest! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
82 | 1959 | Exile | What happier fortune can one find | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
83 | 1959 | Retirement | In youth I served my time | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
84 | 1959 | Love and Hate | Hate only will I love | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
85 | 1959 | Death and the Maiden | My girl I say be on your guard | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
86 | 1959 | A Jealous Man | Listen jealous man | 1939 | Fountain of Magic | ||
87 | 1959 | A Man of Experience [A Girl Weeping] | Really, what a shocking scene! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
88 | 1959 | The Vanished Night | God be with the night that’s gone! | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
89 | 1959 | Jealousy | Love like heat and cold | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
90 | 1959 | The Body’s Speech [Clancarthy] | My grief, my grief, maid without sin, | 1938 | Lords and Commons | ||
91 | 1959 | The Liar | O you liar tell me this | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
92 | 1959 | Fathers and Sons | Young at his father’s fire | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
94 | 1959 | Last Lines | I shall not call for help until they coffin me‒ | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
95 | 1959 | Hope | Life has conquered, the wind has blown away | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
96 | 1959 | The Lament for Yellow-haired Donough | Ye have seen a marvel in this town, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
97 | c.1950 | Slievenamon | It is my sorrow that this day’s troubles | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
98 | 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 |
99 | 1959 | Donal Ogue | Donal Ogue, when you cross the water, | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
100 | 1959 | Lad of the Curly Locks | Lad of the curly locks | 1959 | Kings Lords and Commons | ||
101 | 1950 | Raftery the Poet | I am Raftery the Poet, | 1950 | Leinster, Munster & Connaucht | ||
102 | 1959 | Mary Hynes | Going to Mass by the heavenly mercy, | 1959 | Kings, Lords & Commons | ||
103 | 1962 | Eve | Dreadful was the choice I made, | 1962 | Threshold, No. 17 pp. 17-18 1962? | 1963 | The Little Monasteries |
104 | 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 |
105 | 1962 | The Boyhood of Jesus | 1962 | Sunday Independent 1962-Spring | [MAT352] | ||
106 | 1962 | The Nun of Beare (revised) | Wealth is all you ask today; | 1962 | Kilkenny Magazine 1962-Spring | 1963 | The Little Monasteries |
107 | 1963 | The Seasons | Fall is no man’s travelling time; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
108 | 1963 | In the Country | A hedge of trees is all around; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
109 | 1963 | The Old Poet | God be praised who ne’er forgets me | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
110 | 1963 | The Thirsty Poet | Blessings on King Donal’s daughter | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
111 | 1963 | The Angry Poet | The hound / Could never be called refined | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
112 | 1963 | The Trial by Cohabitation | He So I and my love Liadin | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
113 | 1963 | The Ex-Poet | Once the ex-poet Cuirithir / And I were lovers; there’s no cure; | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
114 | 1963 | Advice to Lovers | The way to get on with a girl | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
115 | 1963 | The Dead Lover | Silence, girl! What can you say? | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
116 | 1963 | On the Death of his Wife | I parted from my life last night, | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
117 | 1963 | Women | Every man in Ireland caught / By some girl with eyes of blue | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
118 | 1963 | A History of Love | This is Love’s history / And how it all began: | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
119 | 1963 | Colum Cille | Would to God, O Son of Mary, | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
120 | 1963 | Tears | Grant me, gracious God | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
121 | 1963 | The Protecting Tree | The thunderous shining waves have spanned | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
122 | 1963 | The Last Victory | Thirty swift days | 1963 | The Little Monasteries | ||
123 | 1963 | The Last Call Up | There's a call up for Adam's breed. | 1963 | The Irish Times 1963-02-09 | ||
124 | 1963 | The Last Raid | Ah, Deel! / Though much you may have to steal | 1963 | Sunday Independent 1963-09-22 | ||
125 | 1963 | The Widower’s Bed | Lover and once-beloved | 1963 | Sunday Independent 1963-09-22 | ||
126 | 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 | |
127 | 1963 | Jesus and the Sparrows | When Jesus, son of the living God | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
128 | 1963 | Jesus at school | Said the wise Zacharias: | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
129 | 1963 | Breastplate Number One | Today I gird myself with a great strength | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
130 | 1963 | Breastplate number Two | I call on the seven daughters of the sea | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
131 | 1963 | The Nativity | You gave birth to a noble child | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
132 | 1963 | The Crucifixion | They offered him a parting drink | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
133 | 1963 | The Two Worlds | It seems to Bran a marvel of delight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
134 | 1963 | The Nun of Beare | Ebb to me, unlike the sea’s | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
135 | 1963 | Invocation to the Martyrs | O Christ, bless my utterance | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
136 | 1963 | The Downfall of Heathendom | The sad world in which we are | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
137 | 1963 | To St. Brigit | Sit safely, Brigit, in triumph | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
138 | 1963 | Líadan | Joyless is the thing I have done | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
139 | 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 | |
140 | 1963 | Ordeal by Cohabitation | CUIRITHIR: If it is one night you say | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
141 | 1963 | Créd’s Lament | The assaults that kill sleep at every hour | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
142 | 1963 | The Scholar and his Cat | Myself and White Pangur | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
143 | 1963 | Writing Out-of-doors | A wall of woodland overlooks me | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
144 | 1963 | The Dead Lover | Do not come near me, woman | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
145 | 1963 | Rónán’s Lament | RÓNÁN: The wind is cold int the doorway | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
146 | 1963 | Winter | The wind is high and cold | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
147 | 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 | |
148 | 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 | |
149 | 1963 | Triads | Three smiles that are worse than grief: | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
150 | 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 | |
151 | 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 | |
152 | 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 | |
153 | 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 | |
154 | 1963 | Dramatis Personae (5): Feidilmid, King of Munster (840) | Feidilmid is the king | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
155 | 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 | |
156 | 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 | |
157 | 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 | |
158 | 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 | |
159 | 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 | |
160 | 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 | |
161 | 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 | |
162 | 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 | |
163 | 1963 | Men and Women ‒ I: (9): Viking Times | Bitter is the wind tonight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
164 | 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 | |
165 | 1963 | Men and Women ‒ I: (11): Hospitality | King of Stars | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
166 | 1963 | Paradise Revised | Then when Eve heard adam’s words of reproach | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
167 | 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 | |
168 | 1963 | The Tempest | There’s a great tempest on the plain of Ler | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
169 | 1963 | The Only Jealousy of Emer | CÚ CHULAINN: Look behind you, Loeg! | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
170 | 1963 | Winter | Brr! Brr! Wide Moylurg is cold tonight | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
171 | 1963 | Summer | Summer’s come, healthy free | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
172 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 1. Autumn | Autumn is an excellent season | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
173 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 2. Winter | Deep winter is the blackest of seasons | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
174 | 1963 | The Four Seasons: 3. Spring | Bitter-cold is icy spring | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
175 | 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 | |
176 | 1963 | A Prayer for Recollection | God help my thought | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
177 | 1963 | The Hermitage | O Son of the living God | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
178 | 1963 | The Pilgrim | Shall I go, O King of the Mysteries | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
179 | 1963 | Fellow Feeling | It is sadly the blackbird calls | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
180 | 1963 | Eve | I am Eve, the wife of noble Adam | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
181 | 1963 | The Scribe | My hand is tired from writing | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
182 | 1963 | Faith | When I go alone into the mountains | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
183 | 1963 | Hymn to St. Michael | Angel! / Great-miracled Michael | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
184 | 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 | |
185 | 1963 | Grace before Death | I give thanks to you my King | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
186 | 1963 | The Lament for Fer Diad | All was sport, all was pleasure | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
187 | 1963 | The Song of the Heads | Alas, O King of Kings, | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
188 | 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 | |
189 | 1963 | Colum Cille in Exile | It would be delightful, Son of Mary | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
190 | 1963 | Lulaby of Adventurous Love | Sleep a little, a little little | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
191 | 1963 | A Winter Night | Winter is cold, the wind has risen | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
192 | 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 | |
193 | 1963 | The Last Call-up | This hosting of Adam’s seed | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
194 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 1. Murchad’s Victory (994) | People of Great Murrough | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
195 | 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 | |
196 | 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 | |
197 | 1963 | Medieval Diary 4. Conchubhar Ó hAnniaraidh (1096) | Conor, king of Uí Chétin | Sunday Independent 1963-1964 | 1967 | A Golden Treasury of Irish Poetry | |
198 | 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 | |
199 | 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 | |
200 | 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 | |
201 | 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 | |
202 | 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 | |
203 | 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 | |
204 | 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 | |
205 | 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 | |
206 | 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 | |
207 | 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 | |
208 | 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 | SHY174 | |||
10 | 1941 | The Statue’s Daughter | [* cached copy] | Dublin Drama League 1941-12 | 1975 | Journal of Irish Lliterature Vol 4, no. 1 (Jan. 1975) | SHY174 |
11 | 1928 | Rodney’s Glory | *[ cached copy] | 1992 | Irish University Review, vol. 22, No. 2 (Autumn-Winter 1992) | SHR219 | |
12 | 1928 | A Night Out | unpublished MS | 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 | vol. 1 | SHY180 | ||
1.1 | 1922 | Mozart | An Long | 1922 | vol. 1 | 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 | To Spain and the World’s Side | Irish Statesman | 1926-01-02 | SHY180 | |||
5 | 1926 | Irish Love Poetry | Irish Statesman | 1926-05-15 | Review:Danta Gradha, Thomas O'Rahilly (ed.) | SHY180 | ||
6 | 1926 | An Irish Anthology | Irish Statesman | 1926-06-12 | Review: Die alteste Lyrik der gruenen Insel, Pokorny (ed.) | SHY180 | ||
7 | 1926 | The Heart has reasons | Irish Tribune | 1926-06-25 | Letter to Editor on articles: Sean Hendrick's, The Heart has Reasons, on symbols and symbolism, and Daniel Corkery's "A Landscape in the West." | SHY180 | ||
8.1 | 1926 | Have We a Literature? | Irish Tribune | 1926-08-13 | SHY180 | |||
8.2 | 1926 | The Beggar's Ride | The Irish Tribune | 1926-12-03 | Review: The Beggars Ride, Shanks, Edward; discussion of contemporary verse; Translation: Lullaby of Adventurous Love. | Irish Newspaper Archive | ||
9 | 1927 | Classic Verse | Irish Statesman | 1927-07-23 | Review:Measga Danta,Thomas O'Rahilly (ed); classic poetry of Ireland and that of the 13th. century and later, | SHY180 | ||
10 | 1927 | Munster Fine Arts Exhibtion | Irish Statesman | 1927-11-19 | SHY180 | |||
11 | 1928 | The Traveller in the Mask | Irish Statesman | 1928-09-22 | SHY180 | |||
12 | 1929 | Heine | 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 | Crime 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 speculators | 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 | One 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 | 1944-11-19 | 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 | The New York Times Book Review | 1953-08-23 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D4 | ||
161 | 1953 | And it’s a lonely personal art | The 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 | The New York Times Book Review | 1954-12-12 | Literary criticism & analysis | HUR.D7 | ||
163 | 1954 | A lyric voice in the Irish theatre (Collected Plays. Yeats) | The 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 (He had an unerring nose for humbug of any sort) | The 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 (O’Flaherty) | The 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 | The New York Times Book Review | 1957-11-17 | History | SHY181 | ||
178 | 1957 | The Novelist as Politician (Politics and the Novel. Howe, I.) | The 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 | The New York Times Book Review | 1958-08-24 | Literary criticism, essays and history | SHY182 | ||
183 | 1958 | Joyce, Colum, Johnston, Meredith | Theatre Arts Magazine | 1958-10 | 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 (Cadenza by Ralph Cusack) | The New York Times Book Review | 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 | The Devil of Pride (Ourselves Alone, P. Colum on Arthur Griffith) | The New York Times Book Review | 1960-03-20 | History | SHY181 | ||
193 | 1960 | A Writer who refused to pretend (Chekhov) | The The 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 | The 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 | Roots Went Deep (Protest in Arms by Edgar Holt) | The New York Times Book Review | 1961-03-19 | History | SHY181 | ||
200 | 1961 | The Modesty of Literature (Discovery and Rediscovery...) | The 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 (Dominic Behan) | The 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 (Introduction) | 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 | ||
232.1 | 1963 | Two poems by Desmond, the Poet Earl | Sunday Independent | 1963-09-22 | Poetry (trans.) | Irish Newspaper Archive | ||
232.2 | 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 (Chekhov stories) | The 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 (Collected Tales and Plays, Gogol) | The 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. P. Salinger and S. Vanocur (ed.), 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—Ennis Abbey, Dysert O’Dea, Quin Abbey | Sunday Independent | 1964-07-12 | Irish culture: preservation of architectural heritage | SHY185 | ||
256 | 1964 | Four 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 MS | 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 | ||
273.5 | 1965 | Three Irish Books | Sunday Independent | 1965-11-21 | Irish early art, Irish literature | Irish Newapaper Archives | ||
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. | |
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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 |
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 | |||
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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 | ||||
215 | Lennon, Hilary | Frank O'Connor's 1920s Cultural Criticism and the Poetic Realist Short Story | The Stinging Fly | https://stingingfly.org/2016/02/01/frank-oconnors-1920s-cultural-criticism-poetic-realist-short-story/ |
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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 |