J Roy Soc Antiq Ir 5 ser 6

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Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland

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Journal

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1896

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5 ser

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BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Notes on the ecclesiastical antiquities in the parish of Howth, County of Dublin: the church of St. Mary, commonly called the "Abbey" of Howth.	Robert Cochrane	1 - 21
On Ogams, including three recently discovered in the County Kilkenny, and one in the County Waterford.	E F Hewson	22 - 28
The ancient stained glass of St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny.	M J C Buckley	24 - 244
The Battle of Benburg.	W T Latimer	29 - 33
Origins of prehistoric ornament in Ireland.	George Coffey	34 - 69
The wardens of Galway.	R J Kelly	70 - 80
The Killeen Cormaic stones.	R Macalister	81 - 83
A curious description of Ireland and its inhabitants.	L S Salazar	81
New Grange, Co. Meath.	E R M'Clintock Dix	83 - 84
Cruach Mac Dara, off the coast at Connamara: with a notice of its church, crosses, and antiquities.	Francis Joseph Bigger	101 - 112
Dean Swift's library.	T P Le Fanu	113 - 121
On ogham-stones seen in Kilkenny County.	Edmond Barry	122 - 135
The journal of Sir Peter Lewys, 1564-1565.	James Mills	136 - 141
Prehistoric stone forts of northern Clare.	Thomas J Westropp	142 - 157
On holed and perforated stones in Ireland.	William Frazer	158 - 169
Old Dublin.	A D Cooper	170
Remarkable stone spear-head.	E Crofton Rotheram	171
Vestry book of Slane. Co Meath.	Thomas J Westropp	171 - 173
The river Lee of Kerry: its true course, and its identity with the Dwr of Ptolemy.	Mary Hickson	173 - 175
Do ogham inscriptions contain Latin words? Jour.	R Macalister	175 - 177
Ballyhoodan ogham-stone.	R Langrishe	177 - 178
Japanese burial customs.	O W Cuffe	179 - 180
A Bundoran legend.	L A Walkington	180
The antiquities of Ardoileán, Co. Galway.	R Macalister	197 - 210
Ardfert Friary and the Fitzmaurices, Lords of Kerry.	Mary Hickson	227 - 239
Maréchal-de-Camp Baron de Warren of Corduff.	T Warren	245 - 252
Omey, Co. Galway.	R Macalister	253
Ireland: similarity of the forts and traditions of Ireland and Central Europe.		254 - 256
Weasel Folklore in Munster.	T J W.	256 - 257
Ornamented bone-flake from Slieve-na-Caillighe.	E Crofton Rotheram	257 - 258
Descriptive sketch of places visited in connection with the Ulster meeting.	Seaton F Milligan	276 - 278
Lough Erne and Ballyshannon excursion.	William F Wakeman	279 - 300
Descriptive sketch of County Sligo.	Seaton F Milligan	301 - 310
Descriptive sketch of places visited during excursion to King's county.	Stokes	311 - 324
St. Hugh of Rahue: his church, his life, and his times.	Stokes	325 - 335
Dunbrody and its history.	J F M French	336 - 348
The priory of Inistioge.	R Langrishe	370 - 378
Wooden objects found in peat bogs, supposed to have been otter traps.	H Allingham	379 - 382
Recent finds in Co. Donegal.	R M'Nulty	382 - 383
On a find of worked flints in submerged peat at Portrush, Co. Antrim.	W H Patterson	383 - 384
Blackstairs, or Knock Branduff.	Goddard H Orpen	384 - 387
On some prehistoric graves.	Henry A S Upton	387 - 389
Site of an unrecorded battle in Westmeath.	Henry A S Upton	389 - 390
Report on photographic survey.	Thomas J Westropp	390 - 392
Old Dublin guild chest.	E R M'Clintock Dix	390
The ogham retrospect of 1896.	R Macalister	392 - 393
Descriptive sketch of places visited; Dalkey, etc.	William F Wakeman	403 - 418
Descriptive sketch of places visited, Lucan and Leixlip.	E R M'Clintock Dix James Mills	419 - 425