[ecrea] Irish Communications Review

The latest issue (Volume 13) of the /Irish Communications Review/ is now 
available online at: http://icr-online.ie/

/Irish Communications Review/ is an open access, peer-reviewed journal 
for research, analysis and discussion of all maters relating to media 
communications in Ireland.


*_Contents_*

Martin J. Power, Amanda Haynes, Eoin Devereux
'From the Mouths of Janus: political constructions of transnational EU 
migrants in Ireland'

Felix M. Larkin
'Keeping an Eye on Youghal: The Freeman’s Journal and the  plan of 
campaign in East Cork, 1886–92'

Gareth Ivory,
'RTÉ and the Coverage of Northern Ireland on Television News Bulletins 
in the Early Years of the Troubles'

Morgan Stack,
'The Application of a Master Frame: Tracing the ‘War on Terror’ in the 
Irish Times, 2001–8'

Janne Halttu,
'Reporting in the Sphere of Legitimate Controversy: The Irish Press and 
the 2003 Iraq Crisis'

Kevin Lynch, John Hogan,
'How Irish Political Parties are Using SNS to Reach Generation Z: an 
insight into a new online social network in a small democracy'

Kevin P. Heanue, Aine Macken Walsh,
'Static Structures and Dynamic Processes of Participation and Access: a 
case study of Connemara community radio'

Marguerite Barry,
'Fifteen Years of Talk: newspaper discourses on Ireland’s interactive’ 
science museum'

Isabelle Le Corff,
'Rocky Road to Dublin: the influence of the French new wave on Irish 
documentary film'

Joseph K. Fitzgerald, Brendan O’Rourke,
'Young Men Consuming Newspaper Prostitution: A discourse analysis of 
responses to Irish newspaper coverage of prostitution'


Submissions are now invited for Volume 14 to be published in early 2013. 
Enquiries to the editors: (icr /at/ dit.ie) <mailto:(icr /at/ dit.ie)>

/Irish Communications Review/ is edited by Harry Browne, Michael Foley 
and Brian O'Neill and published by Dublin Institute of Technology.