The Thomas MacGreevy Archive, developed by University College Dublin in collaboration with the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia, is a digital humanities project dedicated to the life and works of the Irish poet and critic Thomas MacGreevy (1893–1967).
The archive offers a searchable database of over 400 texts, including MacGreevy’s poetry, essays, and correspondence, along with scholarly analyses and contextual materials.
Key features of the archive include “Thomas MacGreevy: Composing a Poem,” which traces the development of several of his poems, and “Thomas MacGreevy and Jack B. Yeats: An Online Broadsheet,” exploring the relationship between MacGreevy and the renowned Irish artist.
The project employs advanced digital technologies to facilitate in-depth research and analysis, making it a significant resource for scholars of Irish literature and modernist studies.
