@inbook{43fc4772ecae4afd9d0fc14db4aaa28b,
title = "Heroic Narrative and Masculinity in Irish Vernacular Culture: {\textquoteleft}Conall Gulban{\textquoteright} in Munster folklore in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. ",
abstract = "This essay looks at how some of the themes in the heroic story 'Conall Gulban' could be said to reflect men's experience in the communities where the story was told. Drawing on versions of the story told in coastal areas of County Clare and County Kerry in the 1920s and 1930s, along with some contemporary biographical material, the author highlights the importance of seafaring, in particular, and its meaning for men's identity during the period.",
author = "\{De Cleir\}, Sile",
year = "2025",
language = "English (Ireland)",
isbn = "9781783277766",
series = "Studies in Celtic History",
publisher = "Boydell and Brewer",
editor = "\{R. Taylor-Griffiths\}, Alice and Seosamh MacC{\'a}rthaigh",
booktitle = "Storytelling in Gaelic from AD 700",
}