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Text: Martin Melaugh . Research: Fionnuala McKenna
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Bibliographical Databases
The CAIN Bibliography, a bibliographic
database containing over 6,700 references to material relevant
to the Northern Ireland Conflict. This bibliography was originally compiled by Fionnuala McKenna (formerly a Development Officer with the CAIN Project) with additional entries by Martin Melaugh and Brendan Lynn. Many of the citations contain links to extracts, or full text, from the relevant items at the CAIN site. (Last update February 2005.)
The Social Science Bibliography of Northern Ireland. A bibliography of 5,000 references covering the period 1945 to 1983, jointly created by academics at The Queen's University of Belfast and the University of Ulster.
A suggested reading list on the conflict and politics in the region
Bibliography of works of fiction relating to
the 'troubles'. This bibliography was compiled and contributed by Prof. Bill Rolston, University of Ulster at Jordanstown.
See also:
Magee, Patrick. (2001) 'Appendix A: Category (a) novels by year of first publication', in, Gangsters or Guerrillas? Representations of Irish Republicans in 'Troubles Fiction'. Belfast: Beyond the Pale Publications.
Extracts from Writing the North - The Contemporary Novel in Northern Ireland, by Laura Pelaschiar.
On-Line Public Access Catalogues (OPACs) of:
Personal bibliography of Prof. Seamus Dunn, Centre for the Study of Conflict, University of Ulster. This bibliography contains over 1,000 references, many with annotations attached.
Other Databases and Registers
Background Information on Northern Ireland Society
A Database of Deaths resulting from the Conflict
in Northern Ireland, from July 1969 to December 2001. This database is based on information supplied by Malcolm Sutton.
Biographies of People Prominent During 'the Troubles'
Photographs of Northern Ireland and of the conflict
See in particular the Eamon Melaugh collection of photographs of the conflict 1968 to 1974
Results of Elections and Referenda held in Northern Ireland between 1968 and 1999
Government Reports, and Acts of Parliament, about Northern Ireland
Public Records
An introduction to the theoretical explanations of the conflict
Political Ephemera
- Guide to the Political Ephemera material available at the CAIN web site
- The Political Ephemera Colleciton of Peter Moloney
- Directory of political wall murals plus extracts from books and other photographs.
- Examples of political posters 1968-1999
- Symbols used in Northern Ireland
- Maps of Ireland and Northern Ireland
Television Programmes
- The Film and Sound Resource Unit's (FSRU) searchable database of television programmes relating to the conflict and politics, 1968 to 1996. The information contained in the database was supplied by the Film and Sound Resource Unit of the Faculty of Art, Design and Humanities, University of Ulster. The database contains details on 695 programmes, or news items, or current affairs items, about 'the Troubles'.
- The Belfast Bulletin's list of British television programmes about the conflict, 1968 to 1978
- Peter Heathwood's list of television documentaries, 1981 to 2004
Cinema
Register of Research on Northern Ireland 1993 Edition.
Compiled by Ciarán Ó Maoláin (1993), Centre for the Study of Conflict, University of Ulster.
If you have a research interest in the Northern Ireland conflict or politics in the region please consider completing the 'Researchers' form.
States of Emergency Database {external_link} - Northern Ireland Section (Faculty of Law,
Queen's University)
Links to Other Sites
The CAIN Project has produced a guide to the main web sites providing information on the Northern Ireland conflict or politics.
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