The story of Ireland’s conversion to Christianity will never be known in detail. Too few records survive. Yet there are some, including two writings of St Patri…
The Special Criminal Court consists of three judges sitting without a jury and hears cases when the ordinary courts are ‘inadequate’. Generally this has involve…
These papers comprise a balance of archaeological and historical studies and constitute the second volume in the series. Seán Duffy is Chairman of the 'Friends…
The third volume in the series includes numerous essays on the city plus an appreciation of the late Leo Swan, who died in 2001 (and was a contributor to the fi…
The fourth volume in the series includes, for the first time, essays on north Dublin. Seán Duffy is Chairman of the ‘Friends of Medieval Dublin’ and lectures i…
These proceedings of the fifth public symposium, held by the Friends of Medieval Dublin in 2003, include numerous essays on the city during medieval times. Seá…
The proctors’ accounts of St Werburgh’s are unique in that no similar body of material has survived for any other Irish parish. These lay sources reveal the wor…
The English exchequer customs accounts are the most thorough, comprehensive and long-running records of foreign trade to exist for any country in the pre-modern…
This book considers the use made by Irish Republicans of British courts in the struggle for independence, over the period between the Easter Rising and the Civi…
The fifth volume in a series focusing on 19th-century Ireland. Interested in 19th-century Ireland? Then visit The Society for the Study of Nineteenth Century I…
