Paul Huddie is an ERC Research Project Manager at the University College Dublin Centre for War Studies and a historical researcher interested in war and society, principally within the long nineteenth century. Cathal Billings is a lecturer in modern Irish at University College Dublin. His research focuses on the history of the Irish language revival, Irish sports history and translation. Arlene Crampsie is a lecturer in historical geography at University College Dublin. Her research sits at the intersection of political, socio-cultural and environmental geographies, highlighting the evolution of everyday lives and landscapes.

• IntroductionPaul Huddie, Cathal Billings and Arlene CrampsieRELIGIOUS CONFLICT‘Strange and Belligerent Factions’: Irish Immigrants and Social Conflict in Nineteenth-Century OntarioWilliam JenkinsParish Vestries as Sites for Interdenominational Conflict in Ireland, 1820-45Ciarán McCabeDuncan Craig and the Sectarian and Agrarian Conflicts of Nineteenth-Century IrelandPatrick MaumeCONFLICT IN SOCIETYDouglas Hyde and his Inner ConflictsMáire Nic an Bhaird and Liam Mac Mathúna‘To Instigate Them to Talk English’: The Bata Scóir, A Weapon of Linguistic, Psychological and Cultural Conflict in Nineteenth-Century IrelandKerron Ó LuainConflicts of Interest: The Utility of the Coroner During the Great Famine, 1845-52Michelle McGoff-McCannRecreation and Public Space in Nineteenth-Century DublinJulien ClenetWARFARE'More Irish Than the Irish Themselves’: Conflict, Discipline and the Image of the Irish Militia During The Nineteenth CenturyWilliam ButlerSir Hugh Gough’s Media Wars, 1843-49Gerry O'KeeffeGlorious Victory? The Visual Spectacle of War in Nineteenth Century DublinKathryn MilliganThe Irish Republican Brotherhood, 1858-1924: A Case Study of Terrorism and Irregular WarfareTim Hoyt