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Studia Hibernia
Volume 33 (2004-5) of the journal, Studia Hibernica, has now been published. Edited by Dr James Kelly & Dr Uaitear MacGearailt, this issue contains six articles as follows:
Raymond Keogh |
‘Palladius – Bishop or Phantom’
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Craig Haggart |
‘Feidlimid MacCrimthainn and the Óentu Maíle Ruain’
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Brock Holden |
‘Feudal Frontiers? Colonial Societies in Wales and Ireland, 1170-1330’
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Raymond Gillespie & Bernadette Cunningham |
‘James Usher and his Irish Manuscripts’
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Vincent Morley |
‘The Idea of Britain in Eighteenth Century Ireland and Scotland’
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J.A. Murphy & Cliona Murphy |
‘Burial and Bigotry in Early Nineteenth Century Ireland’
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There is also a note by Andrew Breeze on ‘An Irish Etymology for Smulkin: (Brass Farthing)’ and eighteen reviews.
Studia Hibernica is an annual journal published by St Patrick’s College and devoted to the study of the Irish language and its literature, of Irish history and archaeology, Irish folklore and place-names, and related subjects. The price of the journal is €15. Correspondence should be sent to the Secretary, Studia Hibernica, St Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, Dublin 9.
Link to Studia Hibernica website
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