Proceedings of the Dublin University Zoological & Botanical Association.

Proceedings for 1853-60 were pub. in the Natural history review, v. 1-7.

The authority of doctrinal decisions which are not definitions of faith, considered in a short series of essays reprinted from "The Dublin review."

Mode of access: Internet.

Address to the clergy of the Dioceses of Dublin and Glandalagh and Kildare : on the recent changes in the system of Irish national education /

Xerox reprint, 1965, by Univ. Microfilms.

Remains of St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin : their explorations and researches, A.D. 1886.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Experience at Trinity College Dublin

This is a script of a play(ing). A performance once enacted and then reflected upon is herein described.

Paragenesis, geochemistry and metallogeny of the Dublin Gulch intrusion-related Au deposit, Yukon Territory, Canada

This study concerns the Dublin Gulch intrusion-related gold system, Yukon Territory, Canada. Located 85 km, north northwest of the town of Mayo, YT, the property hosts a 3.3 M oz Au deposit associated with a mid-Cretaceous pluton. A detailed, 8 stage, hydrothermal paragenesis has been constructed for the deposit. At least two discrete fluids are responsible for sulfide mineralization at Dublin Gulch. The latter of the two hydrothermal fluids is responsible for the majority of Au endowment on the property. Geochemical signatures of mineralization support this finding, displaying distinct populations of arsenopyrite compositions and sulfur isotopes for each fluid. Lead isotopes from sulfosalts associated with the second fluid suggest hydrothermal scavenging from country rocks. Geochronology and petrogenetic studies show that a short lived intrusive event c. 93-94 Ma took place at Dublin Gulch and that the main Au mineralising fluid may be linked to a yet unseen intrusion at depth.

« Une épingle de sûreté... » : de l’appartenance nationale chez Joyce

L'auteure examine les rapports de l'écrivain à sa nation à travers quelques discussions métapolitiques représentées dans l'oeuvre de Joyce. Suivant de près l'enregistrement que fait Joyce des affects déclenchés par le sujet de la nation irlandaise, elle s'intéresse plus particulièrement à la duplicité — dédoublement et ruse — de la narration joycienne, qui lui permet d'accomplir l'injonction de Stephen Dedalus (« We can't change the country. Let us change the subject »), et de déplacer, à défaut de le changer, le sujet politique.

« Une épingle de sûreté... » : de l’appartenance nationale chez Joyce

L'auteure examine les rapports de l'écrivain à sa nation à travers quelques discussions métapolitiques représentées dans l'oeuvre de Joyce. Suivant de près l'enregistrement que fait Joyce des affects déclenchés par le sujet de la nation irlandaise, elle s'intéresse plus particulièrement à la duplicité — dédoublement et ruse — de la narration joycienne, qui lui permet d'accomplir l'injonction de Stephen Dedalus (« We can't change the country. Let us change the subject »), et de déplacer, à défaut de le changer, le sujet politique.

The impacts of telecommuting in Dublin

Telecommuting has been perceived as an effective means of reducing commuter related trips, travel time and emissions. Previously, the lack of access to broadband Internet connection and teleconferencing software from home has acted as a barrier to telecommuting regularly or at all. However, with advances in information and communication technology in recent years telecommuting is becoming a viable option for employers and employees to undertake. This paper examines the current trends of full day and part day telecommuting in the Greater Dublin Area (GDA), and attempts to ascertain the most influential drivers and constraints related to telecommuting. The research presented estimates of the environmental benefits from individuals that telecommute. Finally, this paper seeks to determine the magnitude of carbon emissions savings from individuals adopting telecommuting and provides a social cost of carbon saving value. The survey results presented suggest that approximately 44% of the population of the GDA telecommute at least once a month. The findings also indicate that needing contact with colleagues is the most influential constraint to telecommuting, while greater flexibility and avoiding travelling in peak periods are the most important drivers in the propensity to telecommute. Finally, this study shows that there are substantial carbon reductions and social cost of carbon savings. Thus illustrating how telecommuting can be a viable and sustainable policy in the GDA or in other similar sized regions.

"Et occidetur virtute Domini Antichristus a Mikaele arcangelo". Paisaje y escatología en Sant Miquel de Llíria (s. XIV d. C.)

El presente articulo intenta determinar las razones por las que el santuario de Sant Miquel de Llíria, uno de los más importantes de la actual provincia de Valencia, se consagró al arcàngel guerrero. Se estudia para ello la historia de su culto en Occidente, haciendo hincapié en aspectos como su relación con los lugares elevados y la frecuente proximidad de sus santuarios con aquellos dedicados a la Virgen. Atenderemos también a aspectos fundamentales del contexto histórico, como los movimientos de renovación espiritual medievales, la influencia del médico y teólogo Arnau de Vilanova en la Valencia de principios del siglo XIV y las profecías escatológicas vinculadas a la llegada del Anticristo.

Location decision-making of 'creative' industries: the media and computer games sectors in Dublin, Ireland

There has been significant research undertaken examining the “creative class” thesis within the context of the locational preferences of creative workers. However, relatively little attention has been given to the locational preferences of creative companies within the same context. This paper reports on research conducted to qualitatively analyse the location decision making of companies in two creative sectors: media and computer games. We address the role of the so-called “hard” and “soft” factors in company location decision making within the context of the creative class thesis, which suggests that company location is primarily determined by “soft” factors rather than “hard” factors. The study focuses upon “core” creative industries in the media and computer game sectors and utilises interview data with company managers and key elite actors in the sector to investigate the foregoing questions. The results show that “hard” factors are of primary importance for the location decision making in the sectors analysed, but that “soft” factors play quite an important role when “hard” factors are satisfactory in more than one competing city-region.