00916cas a2200145   4500008004100000022001300041035002000054050004600074245003000120260001000150310001400160362007100174520050700245650001800752170511n                            eng u  a20090978  a(Sirsi) a202928  ahttp://www.jstor.org/subject/irishstudies  aThe Irish Review (Dublin)  aJSTOR  aIrreqular  aVol.   1  ,   No.  1  ,  1911   -   Vol.   4  ,  No.  42   ,  1914  aThe Irish Review is a short but significant publication with a wide focus, mainly covering Irish literature and education. The journal is particularly notable for a very high level of literary content, including poems and prose from a number of eminent authors, such as George Moore, W. B. Yeats, Thomas MacDonagh, and Emily Lawless. The quality of the material which appeared 1912-1913 has been described as 'astounding - no Irish magazine could touch it, and only a few from any era have come close'.  aIrish Studies