After the flood Irish America 1945 - 1960 - Rogers, James ca. 20./21. Jh (Irish Acad. Press, 2009)
Includes bibliographical references and index. - Dance halls of romance and culchies in tuxedos: Irish traditional music in America in the 1950s / Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin -- Playing 'Irish' sport on baseball's hallowed ground: the 1947 All-Ireland Gaelic Football Final / Sara Brady -- 'The Irish Movement in this country is now moribund': the anti-partition campaign of 1948-1951 in the United States / Troy D. Davis -- 'Hibernians on the march': Irish-American ethnicity and the Cold War / Matthew J. O'Brien -- Shamrocks and segregation: the persistence of upper-class Irish ethnicity in Beverly Hills, Chicago / Margaret Lee -- Irish New Yorkers and the Puerto Rican migration / Eileen Anderson -- From 'peace and freedom' to 'peace and quiet': The quiet man as a product of the 1950s / Edward A. Hagan -- Ahead of their time: Irish-American women writers, 1945-1906 / Sally Barr Ebest -- Ireland as a past life: Bridey Murphy and Irish-American tourism to Ireland, 1945-1960 / Stephanie Rains -- Ignorable Irishry: leprechauns and postwar satire / James Silas Rogers -- Unnatural law: William McGivern's rogue cops / Tony Tracy -- Beyond St. Malachi's, there is nothing: Edward McSorley and the persistence of tradition / Christopher Shannon -- Present at the creation: John V. Kelleher and the emergence of Irish studies in America / Charles Fanning