Byrne's Dictionary of Irish Local History

by Joseph Byrne

  Goodbody, Olive C., Guide to Irish Quaker records 1654–1860 (Dublin, 1967).

  Gooder, Eileen A., Latin for local history (London, 1961).

  Graham, A. H., ‘Lichfield House compact, 1835’ in IHS, xii, no. 45 (1960).

  Gray, Tony, The Orange Order (London, 1972).

  Greaves, Richard L., God’s other children: Protestant nonconformists and emergence of denominational churches in Ireland, 1660–1700 (Stanford, 1997).

  Greer, D. S., ‘The development of civil bill procedure in Ireland’ in McEldowney, John and O’Higgins, Paul (eds), The common law tradition (Dublin, 1990).

  Grenham, John, Tracing your Irish ancestors: the complete guide (Dublin, 1992).

  Gribbon, H. D., ‘Irish Baptist Church records’ in Ryan, James G. (ed.), Irish Church records (Dublin, 1992).

  Griffin, Brian, The bulkies: police and crime in Belfast, 1800–1865 (Dublin, 1998).

  Griffith, A. R. G., The Irish board of works, 1831–1878 (New York & London, 1987).

  Griffith, Margaret C. (ed.), Calendar of inquisitions formerly in the office of the chief remembrancer of the exchequer prepared from the mss of the Irish record commission (Dublin, 1991).

  — ‘A short guide to the Public Record Office of Ireland’ in IHS, viii, no. 29 (1952–3).

  — ‘The Irish Record Commission’ in IHS, vii, no. 25 (1950).

  Grubb, Isabel, Quakers in Ireland 1654–1900 (London, 1927).

  Guide to the Genealogical Office, Dublin (Dublin, 1998).

  Gurrin, Brian, Pre-census sources for Irish demography (Dublin, 2002).

  Gwynn, Aubrey, ‘The early history of St Thomas Abbey’ in RSAI Jn., lxxxiv (1954).

  Gwynn, Aubrey and Hadcock, R. Neville, Medieval religious houses, Ireland (Dublin, 1970).

  Gwynn, Edward (ed.), The rule of Tallaght: teaching of Mael Ruain (Dublin, 1927).

  Haddick-Flynn, Kevin, Orangeism: the making of a tradition (Dublin, 1999).

  Hall, Dianne, Women and the church in medieval Ireland (Dublin, 2003).

  Hamilton, Gustavus Everard, An account of the Honourable Society of King’s Inns, Dublin, from its foundation until the beginning of the nineteenth century (Dublin, 1901).

  Hand, G. J., ‘Medieval cathedral chapters’ in Ir. Cath. Hist. Comm. Proc. (1956).

  — English law in Ireland, 1290–1324 (Cambridge, 1967).

  Harbison, Peter, The high crosses of Ireland (3 vols, Bonn, 1992).

  Harbison, Peter, Potterton, Homan and Sheehy, Jeanne (eds), Irish art and architecture from prehistory to the present (London, 1970).

  Hart, A. R., A history of the king’s serjeant at law in Ireland (Dublin, 2000).

  Hatchell, G. (ed.), Abstract of grants of land and other hereditaments under the Commission of Grace 36–37 Charles II and 1–4 James II, 1684–1688 (Dublin, 1839).

  Hayden, Mary, ‘The origin and development of heads of bills in the Irish parliament’ in RSAI Jn, lv (1925).

  Hayes, R. J., (ed.), The manuscript sources for the history of Irish civilisation (11 vols, Boston, 1965); First supplement, 1965–75 (3 vols, Boston, 1979).

  Hayes McCoy, G. A., ‘The hobelar: an Irish contribution to medieval warfare’ in Irish Sword, ii (1954–6).

  Hayton, David, ‘The beginning of the “undertaker system’’’ in Bartlett, T. and Hayton, D. W. (eds), Penal era and golden age: Essays in Irish history, 1680–1800 (Belfast, 1979).

  Helferty, Seamus and Refaussé, Raymond, Directory of Irish archives (3rd. ed., Dublin, 1999).

  Hennessy, W. M. (ed.), The annals of Loch Cé: a chronicle of Irish affairs, 1014–1590 (2 vols, London, 1871).

  Hennessy, W. M. and MacCarthy, B. (eds), Annála Ulaidh: Annals of Ulster (Dublin, 1887–91).

  Henry, Francoise (ed.), The Book of Kells (London, 1974).

  — Irish high crosses (Dublin, 1964).

  Herity, Michael, Irish passage graves: neolithic tomb-builders in Ireland and Britain, 2500 bc (Dublin, 1974).

  Herlihy, Jim, The Royal Irish Constabulary (Dublin, 1997).

  Hick, Vivian, ‘The Palatine settlement in Ireland: the early years’ in Eighteenth-century Ireland, iv (Dublin, 1989).

  Hill, George, An historical account of the plantation in Ulster at the commencement of the seventeenth century 1608–1620 (1st ed., Belfast, 1877, repr., Shannon, 1970).

  Hill, Myrtle and Gillespie, Raymond (eds), Doing Irish local history (Belfast, 1998).

  Hogan, Edmund, Onomasticon Goidelicum locorum et tribuum Hiberniae et Scotiae (Dublin, 1910).

  Hogan, James, ‘The tricha-cét and related land measures’ in RIA Proc., xxxviii, C, no. 7 (1928–9).

  Holdsworth, William, A history of English law, i (London, 1903).

  Hoppen, K. Theodore ‘The papers of the Dublin Philosophical Society 1683– 1708: introduction and index’ in Anal. Hib., 30 (1982).

  — ‘The Dublin Philosophical Society and the New Learning in Ireland’ in IHS, xiv, no. 54 (1964).

  — Elections, politics and society in Ireland 1832–1885 (Oxford, 1984).

  Hughes, J. L. J., ‘The chief secretary in Ireland, 1566–1921’ in IHS, viii, no. 29 (March, 1952).

  — ‘The Dublin court of conscience’ in DHR, xv, no. 2 (1959).

  Hughes, T. J., ‘Town and baile in Irish placenames’ in Stephens, Nicholas and Glasscock, R. E. (eds), Irish geographical studies in honour of E. Estyn Evans (Belfast, 1970).

  Iggers, George G., Historiography in the twentieth century (Hanover and London, 1997).

  Inquisitionum in officio rotulorum cancellariae Hiberniae asservatorum repertorium, (2 vols, Dublin, 1829).

  Irish fiants of the Tudor sovereigns during the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Philip & Mary and Elizabeth I (3 vols, Dublin, 1994).

  Irish statutes: revised edition, 3rd Edwd II to the Union, ad 1310–1800 (London, 1885).

  Jackson, Alvin, The Ulster party: Irish unionism in the house of commons, 1884–1911 (Oxford, 1989).

  Jacob, Rosamond, The rise of the United Irishmen, 1791–94 (London, 1937).

  James, F. G., Lords of the ascendancy: the Irish house of lords and its members, 1600–1800 (Dublin, 1995).

  Jefferies, Henry A., ‘Erenaghs in pre-plantation Ulster: an early seventeenth-century account’ in Archiv. Hib., liii (1999).

  Jeffery, F., Irish Methodism: An historical account of its traditions, theology and influence (n.p., 1964).

  Jenkinson, Sir Hilary ‘The great seal of England: deputed or departmental seal’ in Archaeologia, lxxxv (1936).

  Johnston-Liik, Edith Mary (ed.), History of the Irish parliament 1692–1800: commons, constituencies and statutes (6 vols, Belfast, 2002).

  Journals of the house of commons of the kingdom of Ireland (19 vols, Dublin, 1796–1800).

  Journals of the house of lords of the kingdom of Ireland 1634–1800 (8 vols, Dublin, 1783– 1800).

  Kaestle, Carl F., Joseph Lancaster and the monitorial school movement; a documentary history (New York and London, 1973).

  Keane, E. and Eustace, P. B., (eds), The King’s Inns admission papers, 1607–1867 (Dublin 1982).

  Kearney, H. F., ‘The court of wards and liveries in Ireland 1622–41’ in RIA Proc., lvii, C, no. 2 (1955).

  — Strafford in Ireland 1633–41: A study in absolutism (Cambridge, 1959).

  Keating, Geoffrey, Foras feasa ar Éirinn: the history of Ireland (edited and translated by Comyn, David and Dinneen, P. S., 4 vols, London, 1902–14).

  Kelly, Eamonn P., Sheela-na gigs (Dublin, 1996).

  Kelly, Fergus, A guide to early Irish law (Dublin, 1988).

  Kelly, James, ‘Monitoring the constitution: the operation of Poynings’ Law in the 1760s’ in Hayton, D. W. (ed.), The Irish parliament in the eighteenth century (Edinburgh, 2001).

  — Prelude to Union; Anglo-Irish politics in the 1780s (Cork, 1992).

  Kelly, Rev. Mathew, Calendar of Irish saints, the martyrology of Tallagh; With notes of the patron saints of Ireland (Dublin, 1857).

  Kenny, Colum, King�
�s Inns and the kingdom of Ireland: the Irish inns of court, 1541–1800 (Dublin, 1992).

  Keogh, Daire, Edmund Rice, 1762–1844 (Dublin, 1996).

  Kerr, Donal A., ‘A nation of beggars’? Priests, people and politics in famine Ireland, 1846– 52 (Oxford, 1994).

  Kilroy, Phil, Protestant dissent and controversy in Ireland, 1660–1714 (Cork, 1994).

  Kinealy, Christine, This great calamity: the Irish famine 1845–52 (Dublin, 1994).

  — Tracing your Irish roots (Belfast, 1991).

  King, Carla, Michael Davitt (Dundalk, 1999).

  Kolbert, C. F. and O’Brien, T., Land reform in Ireland (University of Cambridge, 1975).

  Larcom, T. A. (ed.), The history of the survey of Ireland commonly called the Down Survey, by Doctor William Petty, ad 1655–6 (Dublin, 1851).

  Larkin, Emmet, The making of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland, 1850–60 (North Carolina, 1980).

  — Alexis de Tocqueville’s journey in Ireland July–August 1835 (Dublin, 1990).

  — The Roman Catholic Church and the plan of campaign, 1868–88 (Cork, 1978).

  Lascelles, R., Liber munerum publicorum Hiberniae (2 vols, London, 1852).

  Lawlor, H. J., ‘A calendar of Archbishop Fleming’ in RIA Proc., xxx, C, no. 5 (Dublin, 1912).

  — ‘A calendar of the Liber Niger and Liber Albus of Christ Church, Dublin’ in RIA Proc., xxvii, C, no. 1 (1908).

  — ‘Calendar of the Liber Ruber of the diocese of Ossory’ in RIA Proc., xxvii, C, no. 5 (1908).

  Leadham, I. S., Coercive measures for Ireland 1830–1880 (Dublin, 1880).

  Lee, Joseph, ‘The Ribbonmen’ in Williams, T. Desmond (ed.), Secret societies in Ireland (Dublin, 1973).

  Lennon, Colm, Richard Stanihurst the Dubliner 1547–1618 (Dublin, 1981).

  Lennox Barrow, G., ‘The knights hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem at Kilmainham’ in DHR, xxxviii, no. 3 (1984–5).

  Lewis, Samuel, A topographical dictionary of Ireland (2 vols with atlas, London, 1837).

  Lindsay, Deirdre, Dublin’s oldest charity: the Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers Society, 1790– 1990 (Dublin, 1990).

  Lohan, Rena, Guide to the archives of the Office of Public Works (Dublin, 1994).

  Lucas, A. T., ‘Contributions to the history of the Irish house: a possible ancestry of the bed outshot’ in Folk Life, 8 (1970).

  — Furze: a survey and history of its uses in Ireland (Dublin, 1960).

  Lydon, J. F., ‘A survey of the memoranda rolls of the Irish exchequer, 1294–1509’ in Anal. Hib., 23 (1966).

  — ‘The middle nation’ in Lydon, James (ed.), The English in medieval Ireland (Dublin, 1984).

  Lyne, Gerard J., ‘Three certified Gross Survey transcripts for county Galway’ in Anal. Hib., 35 (1992).

  Lyons, F. S. L., Charles Stewart Parnell (London, 1977).

  — The Irish parliamentary party, 1890–1910 (London,1951).

  Lyons, Mary Cecilia, Illustrated incumbered estates, Ireland, 1850–1905 (Clare, 1993).

  Mac Airt, Seán (ed.), Leabhar Branach (Dublin, 1944).

  — (ed.), The annals of Innisfallen (Dublin, 1951).

  MacAirt, Seán and Mac Niocaill, Gearóid (eds), The Annals of Ulster to ad 113, part 1 (Dublin, 1983).

  Macalister, R. A. S. (ed.), Lebor Gabála Érenn: The book of the taking of Ireland, parts i–v (Dublin and London, 1938–56).

  — (ed.), The book of Mac Carthaigh Riabhach; otherwise the book of Lismore (Dublin, 1950).

  McAnally, Sir Henry, The Irish militia, 1793–1816: a social and military study (Dublin and London, 1949).

  McAuliffe, J. J., ‘Ploughing by horses’ tails’ in Irish Book Lover, xxix (1943–5).

  McCaffrey, James (ed.), The black book of Limerick (Dublin, 1907).

  McCavitt, John, ‘The flight of the earls, 1607’ in IHS, xxix, no. 114 (1994).

  McClelland, Aiken, ‘The later Orange Order’ in Williams, T. Desmond (ed.), Secret societies in Ireland (Dublin, 1973).

  McCracken, J. L., ‘The conflict between the Irish administration and parliament’ in IHS, iii, no. 10 (1942).

  — ‘The political structure, 1714–60’ in Moody, T. W. and Vaughan, W. E. (eds), A new history of Ireland, iv (Oxford, 1986).

  McCullough, Niall (ed.), A vision of the city: Dublin and the Wide Street Commissioners (Dublin, 1991).

  McDowell, R. B., The Irish administration, 1801–1914 (London, 1964).

  McErlean, Thomas, ‘The Irish townland system of landscape organisation’ in Reeves-Smyth, T. and Hammond, F. (eds), Landscape archaeology of Ireland (Oxford, 1983).

  MacGiolla Coille, B. and Simington, R. C. (eds), Books of survey and distribution, IV, Co. Clare (Dublin, 1967) MacGiolla Coille, B. (ed.), Books of survey and distribution, III, Co. Galway (Dublin, 1962).

  McGrath, C. I., ‘Securing the Protestant interest: the origins and purpose of the penal laws of 1695’ in IHS, xxx, no. 117 (1996–7).

  McGuire, J. I., ‘The Dublin convention, the Protestant community and the emergence of an ecclesiastical settlement in 1660’ in Cosgrove, Art and McGuire, J. I. (eds), Parliament and community (Dublin, 1983).

  — ‘The parliament of 1692’ in Bartlett, T. and Hayton, D. W. (eds), Penal era and golden age: essays in Irish history, 1690–1800 (Belfast, 1979).

  McNeill, Charles (ed.), Calendar of Archbishop Alen’s register, c. 1172–1534 (Dublin, 1949).

  — (ed.), Registrum de Kilmainham, 1326–1350 (Dublin, 1932).

  MacNeill, Niall, The Ordnance Survey of Ireland (Dublin, 1966) Mac Niocaill, Gearóid (ed.), Crown survey of lands 1540–41 (Dublin, 1992) — ‘The origins of the betagh’ in Ir. Jurist, new ser., i (1966).

  McParland, Edward, ‘The office of the surveyor-general in Ireland in the eighteenth century’ in Architectural History, xxxviii (1995).

  — Public architecture in Ireland, 1680–1760 (New Haven and London, 2001).

  McVeagh, John, Richard Pococke’s Irish tours (Dublin, 1995).

  Madden, P. G., ‘The Ordnance Survey of Ireland’ in Ir. Sword, v (1961–2).

  Magray, M. P., The transforming power of the nuns: women, religion and cultural change in Ireland, 1750–1900 (New York, 1998).

  Maguire, W. A., ‘Lord Donegall and the Hearts of Steel’ in IHS, xxi, no. 84 (September, 1979).

  Malcolm, E. L., ‘Ireland Sober, Ireland Free’: Drink and temperance in nineteenth-century Ireland (Dublin, 1986).

  Malcomson, A. P. W., ‘Absenteeism in eighteenth century Ireland’ in Ir. Econ. & Soc. Hist., i (1974).

  Maltby, A. and J., Ireland in the nineteenth century: a breviate of official publications (Oxford, 1979).

  Marshall, J. D., The tyranny of the discrete: a discussion of the problems of local history in England (Aldershot, 1997).

  Martin, F. X., ‘Gerald of Wales: Norman reporter in Ireland’ in Studies, lviii, no. 231 (1969).

  Mason, William Shaw, A statistical account, or parochial survey of Ireland, drawn up from the communications of the clergy (3 vols, Dublin, 1814–1819).

  Maxwell, Constantia, Irish history from contemporary sources, 1509–1610 (London, 1923).

  Megarry, R. E., A manual of the law of real property (London, 1947).

  Micks, W. L., An account of the constitution, administration and dissolution of the Congested Districts Board for Ireland from 1891 to 1923 (Dublin, 1925).

  Miller, D. W., ‘The Armagh troubles, 1785–95’ in Clarke, S. and Donnelly, J. S. (eds), Irish peasants: violence and political unrest, 1780–1914 (Manchester, 1983).

  Miller, Liam and Power, Eileen (eds), Holinshed’s Irish Chronicle 1577 (Dublin, 1979) Millett, Benignus, The Irish Franciscans, 1651–1665 (Rome, 1964).

  Mills, James (ed.), ‘Notices of the manor of St Sepulchre, Dublin, in the fourteenth century’, in RSAI Jn., xix (1889).

  — Calendar of the justiciary rolls, 23–31 Edw 1, 33–35 Edw I (2 vols, Dublin, 1907– 1914).

  Milne, Kenneth, The Church of Ireland – a history (3rd. ed., Dublin, 1994).
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  Mitchell, Frank, The Shell guide to reading the Irish landscape (Dublin, 1986).

  Moody, T. W., The Londonderry plantation, 1609–41 (Belfast, 1939),

  Morrin, James (ed.), The patent rolls of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Philip & Mary, Elizabeth I and Charles I (3 vols, Dublin, 1861–1863).

  Morrissey, J. F. (ed.), Statute rolls of the parliament of Ireland, twelfth and thirteenth to the twenty-first and twenty-second years of the reign of king Edward the fourth (Dublin, 1939).

  Morton, R. G., ‘Mechanics institutes and the attempted diffusion of useful knowledge in Ireland, 1827–79’ in Irish Booklore, ii (1972).

  — ‘The rise of the Irish yeomanry’ in Ir. Sword, viii (1967–8).

  Moryson, Fynes, An itinerary of his travels (4 vols, Glasgow, 1907).

  Mulchrone, Kathleen (ed.), The Book of Lecan – Leabhar Mór Mhic Fhir Bhisigh Leacain (Dublin, 1937).

  Murnaghan, J. A., ‘The lordship of Ireland and the counties palatine’ in Studies, ii, no. 5 (March, 1913).

  Murphy, Rev. Denis (ed.), The annals of Clonmacnoise being annals of Ireland from the earliest period to ad 1408 (Dublin, 1896) Newark, F. H., Notes on Irish legal history (Belfast, 1960).

  Nicholls, K. W., ‘Medieval Irish chapters’ in Archiv. Hib., xxxi (1973).

  Ní Mhurchadha, Maighréad, The customs and excise service in Fingal, 1684–1765 (Dublin, 1999).

  Nolan, William, Tracing the past: sources for local studies in the Republic of Ireland (Dublin, 1982).

  Nolan, William and Simms, Anngret (eds), Irish towns: a guide to sources (Dublin, 1998).

  Norgate, Kate, ‘The bull Laudabiliter’ in EHR, vii (1893).

  Nowlan, Kevin B., ‘Disestablishment 1800–1869’ in Hurley, Michael, SJ (ed.), Irish Anglicanism 1869–1969 (Dublin, 1970).

  O’Brien, Gerard, ‘The establishment of poor-law unions in Ireland 1838–43’ in IHS, xxiii, no. 90 (1982).

  O’Brien, Gerard and Dunne, Tom (eds), Catholic Ireland in the eighteenth century: collected essays of Maureen Wall (Dublin, 1989).

  O’Brien, George, ‘The Irish staple organisation in the reign of James I’ in Econ. Hist., 1 (1926).

  O’Brien, R. Barry, The Irish land question and English public opinion with a supplement on Griffith’s Valuation (London, 1881).