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 ESSAYS  (alphabetically by author) 
• Alice Jacob and the role of lacemaking in the Irish Arts and Crafts movement  — Brigid Finnegan • Archbishop Dillon re-framed  — William Laffan • ‘Little Eden in the wild’: Daniel O’Connell and the design of Derrynane  — Victoria McCarthy • The Star Fort in the Phoenix Park  — Edward McParland • Pomps of the town: the portraits of Charles Jervas (1675-1739)  — Peter Murray 
Texts and contexts: • Origins of Sir Edward Lovett Pearce  — Barbara Freitag • A stonemason’s correspondence: the Darley letters, 1765  — Melanie Hayes 
Book reviews: • "Dublin Castle: from fortress to palace – volume 1" • "Neglected Genius: Thomas Frye, an Irish artist in London" • "Edmund Sexten Pery: the politics of virtue and intrigue in eighteenth-century Ireland" • "James Gillray: a revolution in satire" • "Caricature and the Irish: satirical prints from the Library of Trinity College Dublin, c.1780-1830" • "Country House Collections: their lives and afterlives" • "Visitors to the Country House in Ireland and Britain: welcome and unwelcome" • "Speculative Minds in Georgian Ireland: novelty, experiment and widening horizons" • "The Building of Adare Manor: a family chronicle" 
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