Connemara to present this gift to Balfour. Precisely who subscribed can be gleaned from the lists... more Connemara to present this gift to Balfour. Precisely who subscribed can be gleaned from the lists which include members of the local landed gentry and Boards of Poor Law Guardians.4 It is clear that the coming of the railway was expected to have an advantageous effect on ...
AALEN, F.H.A. The mythical isles and North Atlantic discovery. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (ed... more AALEN, F.H.A. The mythical isles and North Atlantic discovery. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (eds), 169-195. ADAMS, Michael. The world ofIrish University Press. In HUITON (ed), 157-171. AGNEW, Una. Two account books from the hearth of the Kavanagh household. Clogher Record, XVIII, No.2, 257-267. AHERN, Michael. The Fennells of Cahir. Tipperary Historical Journal, 91-99. ALEXANDER, Joyce M. An analysis of Scotch-Irish perceptions of the Northern Ireland conflict.Jnl. ofScotch-Irish. Studies, II, No.1, 95-130. ALLEN, Harry. The men oftheArds. Donaghadee, Co. Down: Ballyhay Books. ALMEIDA, Linda Dowling. A great time to be in America: the Irish in post-Second World War New York City. In KEOGH, O'SHEA and QUINLAN (eds), 206-220. ALONSO, Rogelio. Pathways out of terrorism in Northern Ireland and the Basque country: the misrepresentation of the Irish model. Terrorism and Political Violence, XVI, No.4, 695-713. ANDREWS,j.H. Sir Richard Bingham and the mapping of western Ireland. Proceedings 0/the RoyalIrish Academy, Section C, em, No.3 (2003), 61-95. --, Classifying early Irish town plans. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (eds), 217-242. ANON. Tolls and customs at Graiguenamanagh. OldK£lk.enny Reoieia, No. 56, 44-45. --, Thomastown Benevolent Fund. OldKilkenny Reoieia, No. 56, 144-146. --, Isaac Butt letter. ThePast, XXV, 45-56. --, Wexford subscribers to Lewis' 'I'opographiml Dictionary. The Past, XXV, 104-110. --, An extract from the diaries of Canon Paul Francis Keogh (1858-1931). The Past, XXV, 111-116. --, Rules of the Rathanna and Borris religious community, 1835. Carlooiana, No.53, 86-87. ARMSTRONG-ANTHONY, Sinead. From Anglo-Norman manor to plantation estate: an archaeological survey of Monasteroris, County Offaly. In LYTTLETON and O'KEEFFE (eds), 105-131. ARNOLD, Mavis. Children ofth«Poor Clares: the story 0/anIrish orphanage. Belfast: Appletree Press. [firstpublished 1985].
Connemara to present this gift to Balfour. Precisely who subscribed can be gleaned from the lists... more Connemara to present this gift to Balfour. Precisely who subscribed can be gleaned from the lists which include members of the local landed gentry and Boards of Poor Law Guardians.4 It is clear that the coming of the railway was expected to have an advantageous effect on ...
AALEN, F.H.A. The mythical isles and North Atlantic discovery. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (ed... more AALEN, F.H.A. The mythical isles and North Atlantic discovery. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (eds), 169-195. ADAMS, Michael. The world ofIrish University Press. In HUITON (ed), 157-171. AGNEW, Una. Two account books from the hearth of the Kavanagh household. Clogher Record, XVIII, No.2, 257-267. AHERN, Michael. The Fennells of Cahir. Tipperary Historical Journal, 91-99. ALEXANDER, Joyce M. An analysis of Scotch-Irish perceptions of the Northern Ireland conflict.Jnl. ofScotch-Irish. Studies, II, No.1, 95-130. ALLEN, Harry. The men oftheArds. Donaghadee, Co. Down: Ballyhay Books. ALMEIDA, Linda Dowling. A great time to be in America: the Irish in post-Second World War New York City. In KEOGH, O'SHEA and QUINLAN (eds), 206-220. ALONSO, Rogelio. Pathways out of terrorism in Northern Ireland and the Basque country: the misrepresentation of the Irish model. Terrorism and Political Violence, XVI, No.4, 695-713. ANDREWS,j.H. Sir Richard Bingham and the mapping of western Ireland. Proceedings 0/the RoyalIrish Academy, Section C, em, No.3 (2003), 61-95. --, Classifying early Irish town plans. In CLARKE, PRUNTY and HENNESSY (eds), 217-242. ANON. Tolls and customs at Graiguenamanagh. OldK£lk.enny Reoieia, No. 56, 44-45. --, Thomastown Benevolent Fund. OldKilkenny Reoieia, No. 56, 144-146. --, Isaac Butt letter. ThePast, XXV, 45-56. --, Wexford subscribers to Lewis' 'I'opographiml Dictionary. The Past, XXV, 104-110. --, An extract from the diaries of Canon Paul Francis Keogh (1858-1931). The Past, XXV, 111-116. --, Rules of the Rathanna and Borris religious community, 1835. Carlooiana, No.53, 86-87. ARMSTRONG-ANTHONY, Sinead. From Anglo-Norman manor to plantation estate: an archaeological survey of Monasteroris, County Offaly. In LYTTLETON and O'KEEFFE (eds), 105-131. ARNOLD, Mavis. Children ofth«Poor Clares: the story 0/anIrish orphanage. Belfast: Appletree Press. [firstpublished 1985].
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