J Roy Soc Antiq Ir 5 ser 8

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Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland

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Journal

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1898

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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
The Dun at Dorsey, Co. Armagh.	H W Lett	1 - 14
Ballywiheen Church, Ballyneanig, Co. Kerry.	R Macalister	15 - 20
Stillorgan park and its history.	F Elrington Ball	21 - 34
St. Mary's cathedral, Limerick: its plan and growth.	Thomas J Westropp	35 - 48
Find of cist with human remains, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal.	William Frazer	49 - 52
Notes on the newly-discovered Ogam-stones in County Meath.	Robert Cochrane John Rhys	53 - 60
Knockmany.	George Coffey	93 - 111
A notice of some county Wexford and other chalices.	J F M French	126 - 136
The instruments of the passion.	Margaret Stokes	137 - 140
Notes from the diary of a Dublin lady in the reign of George II.	Henry F Berry	141 - 154
Site of Raymond's fort, Dundunnolf, Baginbun.	Goddard H Orpen	155 - 160
The Galláns near Dingle.	R Macalister	161 - 164
Kil-ma-Huddrick, near Clondalkin, Co. Dublin.	E R M'Clintock Dix	165 - 166
On notarial signs-manuel.	Philip D Vigors	203 - 229
Some Ogam-stones in Connaught.	John Rhys	230 - 236
On the antiquity of iron as used in the manufacture of certain weapons, implements, and ornaments found in Ireland.	William F Wakeman	237 - 244
Some further notes on Otter- and Beaver-traps.	Robert Munro	245 - 249
The Bambino of New Ross.	M J C Buckley	250 - 253
The Clandeboy O'Neills' stone inauguration chair.	William Frazer	254 - 257
Rosserk and Moyne, Co. Mayo.	O'Hara	258 - 263
Walter Reagh Fitzgerald, a noted outlaw of the sixteenth century.	Walter Fitzgerald	299 - 305
Kilelton in Glanfas.	Mary Hickson	306 - 313
The lake and church of Kelmakilloge, the ancient church, holy well, and Bullan-stone of temple Feaghna, and the holy well and shrine at Saint Finan's, Co. Kerry.	Francis Joseph Bigger	314 - 324
Notes on Dunbeg Fort, Co. Kerry.	P J Lynch	325 - 328
Mount Merrion and its History.	F Elrington Ball	329 - 344
A list of (Presbyterian) marriages copied from the session-book of the congregation of Armagh.	William Frazer	345 - 351
Prehistoric remains in the Burren, County Clare (Carran and Kilcorney).	Thomas J Westropp	353 - 366
Irish flint scrapers.	W J Knowles	367 - 391
The recent discovery of Ogams in the County of Antrim.	George Raphael Buick	392 - 395
Newly discovered Ogams in Mayo and Antrim, with readings of some hitherto undescribed in Cork and Waterford.	John Rhys	396 - 398
Ogam inscriptions discovered in Ireland in the year 1898.	Robert Cochrane	399 - 408