- Fiona McCann, Alexandra Poulain, Introduction
- Nathalie Sebbane, Corps de femmes, corps dociles : le cas Magdalen Laundries
- Nancy Marck Cantwell, De-composing the Gothic Body in Maria Edgeworth's Castle Rackrent
- Hannah Simpson, "Away, come away": Moving Dead Women and Irish Emigration in W. B. Yeats's Early Poetry
- Zsuzsanna Balázs, An Uncanny Myth of Ireland: The Spectralisation of Cuchulain's Body in W. B. Yeats's Plays
- Andréa Caloiaro, Embodying the Trauma of the Somme as an Ulster Protestant Veteran in Christina Reid's My Name, Shall I Tell You My Name?
- Marilynn Richtarik, Intimations of Mortality: Stewart Parker's Hopdance
- Alexander Coupe, Performing Trauma in Post-conflict Northern Ireland: Ethics, Representation and the Witnessing Body
- Julia C. Obert, Ciaran Carson and the Theory of Relativity
- Timothy A. Heron, "We're Only Monsters": Punk Bodies and the Grotesque in 1970s Northern Ireland
- Caroline Magennis, "Bubbles of joy": Moments of Pleasure in recent Northern Irish Culture
- Tina O'Toole, Making a Scene: The Diceman's Queer Performance Activism and Irish Public Culture
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