Titlebook: Ireland and Masculinities in History; Rebecca Anne Barr,Sean Brady,Jane McGaughey Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Games for Boys: Masculinity, Boyhood and Play 1922–1939,Irish Free State. Hatfield questions how young boys in the Irish Free State used, challenged, and transgressed dominant notions of masculinity within their daily lives through their chosen elements of ‘play’. The format of informal games on the streets, in the home, and on playgrounds reflected boys

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Bachelor Trouble, ,: The Cultural Figure of the Bachelor in Ballybunion and Mullingar,achelor Festival in Ballybunion in 1970, and the premiere of A. J. Stanley’s play . in Mullingar in 1940. Stanley’s play responded to the threatened eviction of bachelors from council cottages by the Westmeath Board of Health in 1938, unless they agreed to get married. This chapter attempts to devel

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,‘No Idle Sightseers’: The Ulster Women’s Unionist Council and the Masculine World of Politics Durin Unionist community. Dominant masculine imagery deeply affected how the Ulster Women’s Unionist Council was formed and how that organisation sought an active public role in the era of the Third Home Rule Crisis and the onset of the Great War. The importance of female respectability became an importa

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,Irish Protestant Masculinities and Orangewomen in Scotland, Canada and England, 1890–1918,rangeism in Scotland and Canada until 1930. Debates about allowing women to form their own lodges hinged upon notions of religiosity and respectability, the latter of which had often been hard for Orangemen to maintain in various parts of the Irish Diaspora. Incorporating women’s supposedly innate m

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Masculinities, Political Transition and Power: A Case Study of Northern Ireland,been slower to develop in Northern Ireland and examines the critical questions that studying men’s gendered identities open up in a society emerging from conflict. Northern Ireland challenges assumptions among some feminist scholars that the study of masculinities renders women irrelevant. Because g

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Afterword: Irish Masculinities and Gender History,he United States and Britain, are not universal beings, but are instead part of a fluid and ever-changing system of gender relations. Rose argues that gender is a framework of ideas and practices that socially differentiate male and female as well as constituting important differences among men and