Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Nomenclature -- Abbreviations -- Propaganda and Nation Building: Selling the Irish Free State -- Introduction -- Notes -- 1. Influences on the development of Free State propaganda -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- Notes -- 2. Funding propaganda -- I Introduction -- II Funding unionist and nationalist propaganda, 1913-1923 -- III Funding departments of state -- IV Defending propaganda spending -- V Conclusion -- Notes -- 3. New media and propaganda -- I Introduction -- II Film and radio in Ulster -- III Film propaganda in the Free State -- IV Radio propaganda in the Free State -- V Conclusion -- Notes -- 4. Propaganda and nation-building -- I Introduction -- II Propagating a religious identity -- III The Tailteann Games -- IV Promoting identity in Ulster -- V Conclusion -- Notes -- 5. Securing the state through propaganda -- I Introduction -- II From war to peace: propaganda and the army -- III Propaganda and policing -- IV Selling symbols of state -- V Ulster -- VI Conclusion -- Notes -- 6. Commercial propaganda -- I Introduction -- II Trade propaganda in Ulster -- III Agricultural trade propaganda -- IV Powering industry: propaganda for national resources -- V Selling the Free State brand -- VI Conclusion -- Notes -- 7. Tourism propaganda -- I Introduction -- II Elevating tourism as a national industry -- III Attracting and providing for tourists -- IV Modernising or social engineering? Tourism in the Gaeltachtaí -- V Parastatal or industry voice? The Irish Tourist Association and propaganda -- VI Tourism in Ulster -- VII Conclusion -- Notes -- 8. 'A transient ornament of statehood': External affairs and diplomatic propaganda -- I Introduction -- II Selling diplomacy at home -- III Selling the state abroad