A Continuum of Irish Women’s Writing: Reflections on the Post-Celtic Tiger Era

Claire Bracken · Tara Harney‐Mahajan

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In an interview for this special issue, Irish writer Claire Kilroy satirizes the overt posturing of hyper-masculinity associated with the boom time Celtic Tiger era. Parroting the hollow entitlemen...

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