Medieval Dublin XX

Seán Duffy, editor

Excavations at St Mary’s abbey, Dublin: the archaeology of Ireland’s premier Cistercian house 
Edmond O'Donovan

Excavations at Riverhouse, Chancery Street, Dublin 7: a riverside dumping ground in medieval Oxmantown 
Muireann Ní Cheallacháin

Beyond Clontarf: links between Dublin and the earldom of Orkney
Caitlin Ellis

The leather finds from excavations at Chancery Lane and Ship Street Great, Dublin 
John Nicholl

Richard Stanihurst’s account of the founding of Ostmantown in 1095: historical fact or fiction? 
Patrick Wadden 

‘What should we hang first – the holly or each other?’: Henry II’s Christmas Court (Dublin, 1171)
Denis Casey

Revealing the medieval riverfront: excavations at 42–51 Strand Street Great/31–34 Abbey Street Upper, Dublin 
Caitríona Moore

The ‘cemetery gate’ and outer precinct of St Mary’s abbey, Dublin 
Paul Duffy

The occupational profile of pre-modern towns: the case of Dublin, c.1190–1640
Bruce M.S. Campbell

The spectrum of occupations and the influence of guilds and Gaffeln in medieval Dublin and Cologne 
Valentin Rothaupt 

Purposeful or a parade? Riding the Franchises in Dublin’s history 
Shea Brennan

John Estrete (fl. 1474–89): the ‘Yorkist’ earl of Kildare’s ‘Lancastrian’ lawyer 
Randolph Jones

The records of Dublin’s late medieval guild of carpenters 
Sarah Hendriks