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P/P120/3/3/2/6 · File · 1985-1987
Part of Personal

File of press cuttings and photocopies of reviews of 'Mapping South Connemara' from the Irish Times, the Irish Post, the Irish Naturalists' Journal, Galway Advertiser, Connacht Tribune, Anois, and Irish Geography.

A file of correspondence subsequent to the review that was published in Irish Geography, in which Robinson addresses some of the review's claims that his spelling of Irish language placenames is flawed. The correspondence ends with a published rejoinder from Robinson.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/3/26 · File
Part of Personal

File of photocopied reviews of 'Connemara: Part 1: Introduction and gazetteer. Part 2: a one-inch map'. From Féasta, Irish Geography, Anois, The Connacht Sentinel, Connacht Tribune, Irish Naturalists Journal, Irish Times, The Cartographic Journal, and the Cork Examiner.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/4/11 · File · 12/01/1996-26/10/1996
Part of Personal

Press cuttings from Foinse and The Irish Times reviewing 'Connemara After the Famine' and 'Setting foot on the shores of Connemara and other writings'.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/5/7 · File · 1996-1997
Part of Personal

File of press cuttings and photocopies of reviews of 'Setting Foot on the Shores of Connemara & Other Writings'. Publications include the Journal of Historical Geography, Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society, The Times, Connacht Tribune, Walking World, The Irish Times, The IE Book Review.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/6/11 · File · 2006-2008
Part of Personal

Photocopies, print outs and press cuttings of reviews of 'Connemara: Listening to the Wind' from Social and Natural History, Irish Literary Supplement, Sunday Business Post, Foinse, The Independent, Galway Advertiser, The Bookseller, The Irish Book Review, The Observer, RTE Guide, Emigrant Online, The Dubliner, The Tablet, Irish Independent, Irish Times, The Guardian, Sunday Tribune, Daily Telegraph, Connemara View, Aer Books (in flight magazine of Aer Arann), Mail on Sunday, Connacht Tribune, and Condé Nast Traveller.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/7/8 · File · 2008
Part of Personal

Photocopies, print-outs and press cuttings of reviews of 'Connemara: The Last Pool of Darkness'. Taken from Resurgence, The Times Literary Supplement, Sunday Independent, Irish Times, The Spectator, The Scotsman, The Dublin Journal, RTÉ Guide, Irish Examiner Weekend, Irish Independent, Sunday Tribune. Also includes a piece from the Irish Times by Michael Viney on wind turbines, in which he mentions 'The Last Pool of Darkness'.

Reviews
P/P120/3/3/8/15 · File · 2011-2012
Part of Personal

Photocopies, print-outs and press cuttings of reviews of 'Connemara: A Little Gaelic Kingdom'. Taken from The Sunday Business Post Magazine, The Irish Times, Country Life, Tisdag, The Independent, The Guardian, The Irish Catholic, Irish Independent Review, Foinse, Connacht Tribune and The Sunday Times. The file also includes more general pieces on Tim Robinson's work by Manchán Magan writing in the Irish Times, and a piece by Lorna Siggins reporting in the Irish Times.

There are also press cuttings from the Irish Times and the Sunday Independent reporting on the 2011 Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards, and an invitation to the ceremony. 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom' won the award for International Education Services Best Irish Published Book of the Year at the ceremony.

A CD recording of a public interview between Tim Robinson and John Murray on 31 Aug 2011.

Reviews
P/P120/3/5/2/12 · File · 2001-2002
Part of Personal

File of press cuttings containing reviews of My Time in Space.

Review, 'Rerum novarum'
P/P134/12/1/2/10/50 · Item · [1937]-[1956]
Part of Personal

Article containing a positive review of Pope Leo XIII's 1891 encyclical 'Rerum novarum (Rights and Duties of Capital and Labor)', which discussed the relationships and mutual duties between labour and capital, as well as government and its citizens. The encyclical supported the implementation of a living wage for labourers and the rights of labour to form unions, rejected both socialism and unrestricted capitalism, and affirmed the right to private property. The review's author is not identified ('By Who?' has been written on the front page) but the reviewer mentions that 'it has been shown in Great Britain that social reforms... when secured by class strength for a class interest, may imperil the economic life of the nation' and that the world has the encyclical to thank for the creation of the family allowance.

UGA A/A44/26/1/3 · Item · 1978
Part of Academic

Offprint from British Journal of Law and Society, Vol 5, No. 1, Summer 1978, being a review of "Violence and State" by L. McFarlane and reviewed by Kevin Boyle.