SPACING IRELAND: PLACE, SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN A POST-BOOM ERA

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Copyright

Contents

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Contributors

Preface

Introduction: geographies of the post-boom era

Part I: Spacing belonging

1. Ghost estates: spaces and spectres of Ireland after NAMA: Cian O’Callaghan

2. ‘Of course I’m not Irish’: young people in migrant worker families in Ireland: Naomi Tyrrell

3. Migrants in the fields: making work pay: Sally Daly

4. Raising the emerald curtain: communities and collaboration along the Irish border: Caroline Creamer and Brendan O’Keeffe

Part II: Mobility, space and consumption

5. Reading the Irish motorway: landscape,mobility and politics after the crash: Denis Linehan

6. Lone parents, leisure mobilities and the everyday: Bernadette Quinn

7. Rethinking the liveable city in a post boom-time Ireland: Philip Lawton

8. Flocking north: renegotiating the Irish border: Sara McDowell

9. Growth amidst decline: Ireland’s grassroots food growing movement: Aisling Murtagh

Part III: Culture and place

10. Ancestors in the field: Irish farming knowledges: Caroline Crowley

11. Health and wellness or conspicuous consumption? The spa in Celtic Tiger Ireland: Ronan Foley

12. ‘Traditional Irish music here tonight’: exploring the session space: Daithí Kearney

13. ‘Through American eyes’: 100 years of Ireland in National Geographic magazine: Patrick J. Duffy

Appendix: Articles on Ireland in National Geographic magazine

Index