Programme:

Professor Ann Cline Kelly (Howard University, Washington DC):
Written in Stone: Swift's Use of St. Patrick's Cathedral as a Text
[Author's CV]

Dr Joseph McMinn (University of Ulster, Jordanstown):
The Prosecution of Power: Swift's Defence of Ireland
[Author's CV]

Norma Clarke (Kingston University, London):
Writing About the Small Fry
Professor Clarke has written extensively from a feminist perspective on 18th century cultural life.

Response: Dr Ian McBride
[Respondent's CV]

Discourse during Evensong, Sunday October 16:
Eugene McCabe (author and playwright)
Swift Commemoration Address
Eugene McCabe was born in Glasgow in 1930, of first generation Ulster Irish stock. The family returned to Ireland at outbreak of World War 2; he has been alternately farming and writing on the Monaghan/Fermanagh border since 1955, plays for theatre and television, a fable for children, short stories, novels, pageants and commissioned work for RTE.

The Editor Dr Roy H W Johnston has undertaken to make available e-mail addresses of authors to bona-fide scholarly enquirers, who should e-mail him at rjtechne at iol dot ie.

We are adding links to other Swift sites, on a reciprocal basis, as we identify them.

For additional background relating to St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, see the cathedral website.