Journals of interest
The following list consists of journals which are likely to contain articles of relevance to Irish English. There is no one journal dedicated to just this topic as opposed, for instance, to the position in the United States which has the journal American Speech founded specifically as an outlet for work on different forms of English there. In the north of Ireland the position is somewhat better, for example with the minor journal Ulster Dialect Archive Bulletin and the Belfast Working Papers in Language and Linguistics both of which are dedicated to aspects of English in Ulster. Of relevance to language is the north of Ireland is the Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster which as of April 1993 has a Newsletter edited by Caroline Macafee (formerly of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum).
The Irish position reflects the general perception of the value of Irish English. A brief glance at the following list shows that most of the journals are concerned with research into the Celtic languages and may occasionally carry articles on English in Ireland, although there tends to be an unseen, institutionalised barrier between Celticists and Anglicists so that the major journals for the former group, such as Celtica, Ériu, Éigse, Studia Celtica, Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie, do not publish any work on English in the Celtic regions. An exception to this is Teanga 'language', published by the Linguistics Institute of Ireland in Dublin, which has in the past published a number of items on Irish English including a dedicated issue on this subject in 1985. The Irish University Review also had a commemorative issue for Alan Bliss in 1990 on the English language in Ireland.
Ainm, Ir. 'Name', Bulletin of the Ulster Place-Name Society. Belfast, 1986-
Analecta Hibernica, Includes The Reports of the Irish Manuscript Commission. Dublin, Stationary Office, 1930-
Archivum Hibernicum, Irish Historical Records. St.Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1912-
Béaloideas, Ir. 'Folklore', The Journal of the Folklore of Ireland Society. Dublin, 1928-
Belfast Working Papers in Language and Linguistics James Milroy (ed.) later John Wilson, Belfast, 1976ff.
Breifne, Journal of the Breifne Historical Society, Cavan, 1959-. The name is taken from the name of an historical region in the north-west of Ireland (very roughly that of present-day Leitrim and Sligo)
Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, Oxford University Press for University of Wales, later University of Cardiff, 1921-
Bulletin of the Ulster Place-Name Society, Belfast, 1952-
Cambridge Medieval Celtic Studies, Cambridge, Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, 1981-
Cambrian Medieval Celtic Studies, Department of Welsh, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Winter, 1993
The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, Canada. Published by the Department of English, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, (twice yearly) 1975ff.
Cardiff Working Papers in Welsh Linguistics, Cardiff, 1981-
Celtica, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies, Dublin, 1946-
Celticum, Rennes, 1960-
Celtic Cultures Newsletter, Dublin (later Galway), 1983-
The Celtic Magazine, A monthly periodical. Inverness, 1887-.
The Celtic Review, Edinburgh-London-Dublin, 1904-
Collectanea Hibernica, Dublin, 1958-
Cornish Studies, Journal of the Institute of Cornish Studies. University of Exeter, 1973-
Corran, The, Larne and District Folklore Society.
Eighteenth Century Life, Triannual publication by The College of William and Mary, The Johns Hopkins University Press.
Eighteenth-Century Studies, Printed by the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Illinois, USA.
Eighteenth-Century Ireland, Iris and dá chultúr, Dublin, 1986-. Published by the Eighteenth-Century Ireland Society, Dublin. Annual publication.
Éigse, Ir. 'Knowledge', A Journal of Irish Studies, National University of Ireland, Dublin, 1939-
Éire - Ireland, A journal of Irish studies published quarterly by The Irish American Cultural Institute, University of St. Paul, Minnesota. 1966-
Ériu, Ir. 'Ireland', Originally The Journal of the School of Irish Learning devoted to Irish Philology and Literature. Dublin, 1904-
Études Celtiques, Paris, 1936-
An Gaidheal, Sc. Gaelic 'The Gael', Glasgow, 1873-
Harvard Celtic Colloquium, Proceedings of the, Cambridge, Mass., 1981-
Hermathena, A series of papers on literature, science, and philosophy; later entitled A Trinity College Dublin Review. Dublin, 1873-
Irish University Review, A Journal of Irish Studies (twice yearly) 1970ff. Published by the English Department of University College, Belfield, Dublin.
James Joyce Quarterly, Published by the University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Journal of Celtic Linguistics, Cardiff, 1992-
Journal of Celtic Studies, Temple University, Baltimore, 1949-
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archæological Society, Cork, 1892-
The Journal of Irish Literature, Triannual publication by The Proscenium Press, Dixon, California. Address: Newark, Delaware, quarterly publication.
Lochlann, Oslo (defunct). The title is taken from the Irish word for Norwegian, 'person from the land of lakes'.
The Maynooth Review, Published by St.Patrick's College, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
Nomina, Hull, 1977-
Norsk Tidskrift for Sprogvidenskap, Oslo, 1940-1977.
Nordic Journal of Linguistics, Oslo, 1978.
Northern Ireland Speech and Language Forum Journal, Belfast
Ogam, Bulletin bimestriel des 'Amis de la Tradition Celtique'. Rennes, 1948-
Peritia, Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland. Galway, 1982-
Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, 1786. Index of 1912. covers the period 1786-1906; the proceedings still continue.
Revue Celtique, Paris-London, 1870-
Scottish Gaelic Studies, Oxford, 1926-. Originally issued from the Celtic Department of the University of Aberdeen.
Scottish Studies, Edinburgh, 1957-. Published for the School of Scottish
Studies.
Scottish Language, An annual review, Edinburgh, 1982, Published by the Association for Scottish Literary Studies Ed. J. Derrick McClure, Department of English, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen.
Scottish Literary Journal, Published by the Association for Scottish Literary Studies, Department of English, University of Aberdeen.
Studia Celtica, Cardiff, 1966-. Published on behalf of the Board of Celtic Studies.
Studia Hibernica, Dublin, 1961-. Published for St.Patrick's Training College, Dublin.
Studia Celtica Japonica, New Series, Toyohashi, 1988-
Studies, An Irish Quarterly Review of Letters, Philosophy and Science, Dublin, 1912-. Published by the Irish Jesuits.
Teagasc na Gaeilge, Ir. 'The teaching of Irish', Iris Chomhar na Múinteoirí Gaeilge, Dublin, 1980-
Teanga, Ir. 'Language', Dublin, Linguistics Institute of Ireland, 1979-
Teangeolas, Ir. 'Linguistics', Dublin, Linguistics Institute of Ireland, 1974-
Ullans, Journal of the Ulster-Scots Society.
Ulster Dialect Archive Bulletin
Ulster Folklife, Published by the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Cultra Holywood, Co.Down, 1955-
Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Yearbook, Published by the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Cultra Holywood, Co.Down
The Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Belfast, 1853-
Ulster Local Studies, Journal of the Federation for Ulster Local Studies, Charlestown, Co. Donegal, 1975-
Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie, Halle / Tübingen, 1897-