... four looks at the relevance of the ecogothic as an analytical resource in dealing with (post-)Celtic Tiger literature, namely, Claire Kilroy’s The Devil I Know. Kilroy’s narrative foregrounds the environmental degradation that was a feature of the Irish ‘boom’ period, and demonstrates...

... Tiger Years (1995-2008), the period of Ireland’s rapid economic growth. The different patterns of migration are discussed and the various backgrounds of migrants investigated. The chapter illustrates how the Celtic Tiger years have changed the scope and type of Muslim immigration and settlement: from...

... and language of poetry. The chapter focuses on three poets whose work has pushed against the constant reproduction of “well-made poems”: Ciaran Carson, Medbh McGuckian and Catherine Walsh. aesthetic conservatism Celtic Tiger civility commodity counter insurgency form formalism Irish poetic tradition...