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Irish Political Studies Volume 27, 2012 - Issue 4: The Politics of the Irish Presidency
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Redefining the Irish Presidency: The Politics of a ‘Non-political’ Office, 1973–1990

Kevin Rafter School of Communications, Dublin City University, IrelandCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 576-595 | Published online: 20 Nov 2012

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Gary Murphy & Theresa Reidy. (2012) Presidential Elections in Ireland: From Partisan Predictability to the End of Loyalty. Irish Political Studies 27:4, pages 615-634.
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Michael Gallagher. (2012) The Political Role of the President of Ireland. Irish Political Studies 27:4, pages 522-538.
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John Coakley & Kevin Rafter. (2012) The President of Ireland: A Constitutional and Political Figurehead?. Irish Political Studies 27:4, pages 493-501.
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Ciara MeehanCiara Meehan. 2013. A Just Society for Ireland? 1964–1987. A Just Society for Ireland? 1964–1987 105 147 .

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