North Munster Antiquarian Journal: Index of Authors Volumes 1 (1936)—30 (1988)

John Ainsworth & Edward Mac Lysaght, ‘The Arthur manuscript’, N Munster Antiq J 6/3 (1951) 65–82; 7/1 (1953) 168–182; 7/4 (1957) 4–10; 8/1 (1958) 2–19; 8/2 (1959) 79–87; 9/1–2 (1962–63) 51–59; 9/3 (1964) 113–116; 9/4 (1965) 155–164 J. Andersen, ‘Sheela-na-gig at Cleenagh Castle, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 18 (1976) 75– 76 J. H. Andrews, ‘An Elizabethan map of Kilmallock’, N Munster Antiq J 11 (1968) 27–35 Fergus Bairéad, ‘The Northmen in Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 3/4 (1943) 213–21 [Vikings] Fergus Bairéad, ‘Saint Patrick’s itinerary through county Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 68–73 L. J. Bardwick, ‘O’Grady of Cappercullen’, N Munster Antiq J 7/4 (1957) 20–22 J. Barry, ‘Some Limerick documents from Spain’, N Munster Antiq J 7/2 (1955) 12–15 P. Barry, ‘St. Craven’s Well, near Ennistymon, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 18 (1976) 80– 81 H. Blackhall, ‘The Butlers of County Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 6/4 (1952) 108–29; 7/1 (1953) 153–67; 7/2 (1955) 19–45 H. Blackhall, ‘The Butler archbishops of Cashel’, N Munster Antiq J 7/3 (1956) 31 Marcus Bourke, ‘John O’Leary’s place in the Fenian movement’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 148–56 John Bradley, ‘An inscribed stone axehead from Gorteen, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 11–14 John Bradley, ‘The sarcophagus at Cormac’s Chapel, Cashel, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 14–35 John Bradley, ‘The medieval towns of Kerry’, N Munster Antiq J 28 (1986) 28–39 John Bradley, ‘The medieval borough of Bunratty’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 19–25 Brendan Bradshaw, ‘Fr. Wolfe’s description of Limerick city, 1574’, N Munster Antiq J 17 (1975) 47–53 A. L. Brindley & J. N. Lanting, ‘A radiocarbon date for a burial at Ardcrony, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 24 (1982) 99 A. Buckley, ‘A note on the history and archaeology of Jew’s harps in Ireland’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983)30–36 T. B. Butler, ‘The O’Shaughnessy woods’, N Munster Antiq J 6/3 (1951) 83–90 Mary Cahill, ‘A Roman-type fibula from the Rock of Cashel’, N Munster Antiq J 24 (1982) 99–101 Mary Cahill, ‘A dentist's dilemma’, N Munster Antiq J 28 (1986) 3–6 Brendan Cahir, ‘Isaac Butt and the Limerick by-election of 1871’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 56–66 M. Callanan, ‘The de Burgos or Bourkes of Ileagh ’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 67–77 D. Cantwell, ‘Place-names of the parish of Croom’, N Munster Antiq J 6/4 (1952) 136–42 D. Cantwell, ‘Some further place-names of Coshma: the parish of Banogue’, N Munster Antiq J 7/1 (1953) 183–86 D. Cantwell, ‘More place-names of Mid. Limerick: the parish of Manister’, N Munster Antiq J 7/2 (1955) 46–52 T. Champion, ‘The end of the Irish Bronze Age’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971)17–24 J. Clancy, ‘The episcopal succession of Killaloe, A.D. 1616 to modern times’, N Munster Antiq J 2/3 (1941) 112–120 J. Clancy, ‘Gleanings in seventeenth-century Kilrush’, N Munster Antiq J 3/4 (1943) 203– 212 Clare Champion , ‘An “Orange” Street in the ’Bridge’, N Munster Antiq J 9/4 (1965) 195 Clare Champion , ‘Death of Ryan—the Clare informer’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 53 Clare Champion , ‘Two May day customs in North Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 9 R. M. Cleary & C. Jones, ‘A cist-burial at Ballynagallagh, near Lough Gur, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 22 (1980) 3–7 R. M. Cleary, ‘Archaeological investigation of a ringfort at Ballyduff, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 27 (1985) 3–70 M. Clyne, ‘Romanesque carvings at Kilodiernan, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 44–53 M. Coen, ‘The post-Reformation Catholic bishops of Kilfenora’, N Munster Antiq J 12 (1969) 53–62 J. M. Coles, ‘Irish bogs: the time is now’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984), 3–7 P. Conlan, ‘The Franciscan house in Thurles’, N Munster Antiq J 19 (1977) 43–49 P. Coonerty, ‘The Presentation Order and the National School system in Limerick, 1837– 1870’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 29–34 J. X. W. P. Corcoran, ‘A Scandinavian flint dagger from Scarriff, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 9/3 (1964) 83–88 [Vikings] C. Costello, ‘A Kerry “Moonlighter”’’, N Munster Antiq J 23 (1981) 89–92 M. Cunningham, ‘Architecture in nineteenth-century Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 7/4 (1957) 1–3 J. Cussen, ‘Note on the murder of John O’Connell Curtin’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 95–96 R. Cussen, ‘ The Lartigue : a review article’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 213–17 Peter Danaher, ‘Human skeletons unearthed near Foynes’, N Munster Antiq J 9/3 (1964) 127 Tomás de Bhall, ‘A bishop of Limerick and a line of kings’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 54–55 Tomás de Bhall, ‘Eoghan Ó Caomhanaigh’, N Munster Antiq J 2/2 (1940) 90 M de Buitléir & P. D. Sweetman, ‘Souterrain in the townland of Ahenny, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 18 (1976) 73–74 M. Burca & Etienne Rynne, ‘The Croke All Ireland football challenge cup’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 84–92 John de Courcy Ireland, ‘John Philip Holland: pioneer in submarine navigation’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 206–12 N. de hÓir, ‘Sean Ó Dálaigh—duine a mhair ar son na hÉireann’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 39–49 S. de hÓir, ‘The Mount Callan ogham stone and its context’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 43–57; 26 (1984) 99 S. de hÓir, ‘Jew’s harp makers in Ireland’, N Munster Antiq J 27 (1985) 87 S. de hÓir, ‘A Welsh quarryman’s grave at Castletown Arra, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 35–38 H. J. Varebeke, ‘Going to Holy Cross’, N Munster Antiq J 7/2 (1955) 16–18 H. J. Varebeke, ‘The Barringtons of Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 7/3 (1956) 23–28 H. J. Varebeke, ‘The names of Abington’, N Munster Antiq J 9/1–2 (1962–63) 74–75 H. J. Varebeke, ‘Abbots in Anglo-Norman parliaments’, N Munster Antiq J 15 (1972) 17–21 K. Dillon, ‘Donal Stewart and the mineral survey of Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 7/1 (1953) 187–89 K. Dillon & R. Herbert, ‘Extracts from the minute book of the Ennis Volunteers, 1778’, N Munster Antiq J 6/4 (1952) 143–151 K. Dillon & M. V. O’Brien (ed), ‘Catalogue of Irish minerals in the Museum of the Dublin Society’, N Munster Antiq J 7/1 (1953) 190–96 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Some new light on the Viking-age silver hoard from Mungret’, N Munster Antiq J 8/3 (1960) 116–33; 8/4 (1961) 205 [Vikings] R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small find of fourteenth-century coins from west Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 8/4 (1961) 157–67 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An early 16th century coin-hoard from the eastern slopes of Mount Brandon’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 223–25 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the 1872 find of coins from Ballykinvarga, (Kilfenora) Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J (1968) 22–26 ' R. H. M. Dolley & W. A. Seaby, ‘A very late 14th or early 15th century coin-hoard from near Roscrea’, N Munster Antiq J 11 (1968) 71–73 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The medieval coin-hoards of Thomond’, N Munster Antiq J 12 (1969) 23–34 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A nineteenth-century discovery of Elizabethan coins in Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971) 46–48 R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A further note on the fourteenth-century armorial of Ireland’, N Munster Antiq J 17 (1975) 31–33 P. F. Doran, ‘The Hunt Museum’, N Munster Antiq J 20 (1978) 3–15 P. Duffy, ‘“Robart Prince of Cashell”’, N Munster Antiq J 19 (1977) 71–72 P. Duffy, ‘An Ennis merchant’s token’, N Munster Antiq J 19 (1977) 73 P. Duffy, ‘A coin-hoard from Fountain Hill, Ennis’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 53–54 P. Duffy, ‘A “lost” coin-hoard from Clarecastle’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 54–55 P. Duffy, ‘The last coins struck at the Limerick mint’, N Munster Antiq J 22 (1980) 39–42 P. Duffy, ‘A numismatic portrait of Brian Boru’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 71–72 P. Duffy, ‘A Limerick pawnshop farthing’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 73–74 P. Duffy, ‘Three minor numismatic finds from county Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 105–106 P. Duffy, ‘The Stein Brown and Company distillery tokens’, N Munster Antiq J 27 (1985) 85–87 P. Duffy, ‘Ardnacrusha—birthplace of the E.S.B.’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 68–92 Máiréad Dunlevy, ‘A bronze ring-pin from Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 11 (1968) 75 Máiréad Dunlevy, ‘Some comb forms of the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries’, N Munster Antiq J 15 (1972) 22–27 Bartholomew Egan, ‘Franciscan Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 5/1 (1946) 1–10 Bartholomew Egan, ‘Superiors of the Franciscan friaries at Adare, Askeaton.’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971) 41–45 C. A. Empey, ‘The cantreds of medieval Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 13 (1970) 22–29 George Eogan, ‘A hoard of bronze objects from Booltiaghadine, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1967) 67–69 B. Fallon, ‘William Mulready, Ennis-born artist, 1786–1863’, N Munster Antiq J 28 (1986) 74–76 Thomas Fanning, ‘The bronze ringed pins in the Limerick City Museum’, N Munster Antiq J 12 (1969) 6–11 Thomas Fanning, ‘Excavation of a ringfort at Bowling Green, Thurles, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 13 (1970) 6–21 Thomas Fanning, ‘Two cross–inscribed stones from Reask, Co. Kerry, at Adare Manor’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971) 25–28 Thomas Fanning & K. O’Brien, ‘Earthworks at Raheen Castle, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 16 (1973–74) 29–32 Thomas Fanning, ‘The British Museum catalogue of medieval tiles — a review incorporating the Irish evidence’, N Munster Antiq J 23 (1981) 9–16 Rosemary ffolliott, ‘Some schoolmasters in the diocese of Killaloe, 1808’, N Munster Antiq J 11 (1968) 57–63 F. G. A., ‘Excavation of two ringforts near Shannon airport’, N Munster Antiq J 8/2 (1959) 89–90 L. N. W. Flanagan, ‘A Western Pontic socketed axehead “from Limerick, Ireland”’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 3–6 D. T. Flood, ‘An ancient cross at Askeaton?’, N Munster Antiq J 16 (1973–74) 88–89 P. J. Fowler, ‘Ridge and furrow cultivation at Cush, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 69–71 [agriculture] E. Fox, ‘A preventative against milk-stealing’, N Munster Antiq J 28 (1986) 104 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The castle and manor of Dromineer, county Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 1/1 (1936) 22–28; 1/2 (1937) 84 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘An unpublished Cromwellian document’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 78–81 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The diocese of Killaloe in the 13th century’, N Munster Antiq J 1/4 (1939) 142–58 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The collegiate church of Iniscathaigh’, N Munster Antiq J 2/1 (1940) 14–30 [Inis Cathaig] Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The episcopal succession of Killaloe, A.D. 1317–1616’, N Munster Antiq J 2/2 (1940) 51–62 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘Iniscathaigh’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 173 [Inis Cathaig] Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘Sheela-na-gig at Ballyportry Castle, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 174 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The manor of Ballinaclogh in Ormond’, N Munster Antiq J 3/3 (1943) 129–143. Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘ The medieval province of Armagh — a review article’, N Munster Antiq J 5/2–3 (1946–47) 78–80 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘Parish bounds in the Killaloe diocese’, N Munster Antiq J 6/1 (1949) 1–8 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘Churches in the deanery of Ormond’, N Munster Antiq J 6/3 (1951) 96–107, 6/4 (1952) 130–35 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘Cross-slabs on Illaunmore’, N Munster Antiq J 7/2 (1955) 57 Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘St. Patrick in Ormond’, N Munster Antiq J 8/1 (1958) 42–44. Dermot F. Gleeson, ‘The river of Geagh’, N Munster Antiq J 8/2 (1959) 53–58 Aubrey Gwynn, ‘The diocese of Limerick in the twelfth century’, N Munster Antiq J 5/2–3 (1946–47) 35–48 Aubrey Gwynn, ‘Richard II and the chieftains of Thomond’, N Munster Antiq J 7/3 (1956) 1–8 Aubrey Gwynn, ‘Were the “Annals of Inisfallen” written at Killaloe?’, N Munster Antiq J 8/1 (1958) 20–33 M. Hamilton, ‘Word-list from Clonlara, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 11 (1968) 81–83 E. T. Hanrahan, ‘Note on Old Timber Road, Annaholty, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 6/2 (1950) 64 Peter Harbison, ‘Mining and metallurgy in early Bronze Age Ireland’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 3–11 Peter Harbison, ‘A decorated stone fragment from Terryglass, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 108–111 Peter Harbison, ‘A sixteenth-century Spanish wooden statue from Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 12 (1969) 35–40 Peter Harbison, ‘Some medieval Thomond tomb-sculpture: lost, found, and imaginary’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971) 29–36 Peter Harbison, ‘Some romanesque heads from county Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 15 (1972) 3–7 Peter Harbison, ‘The double-armed cross on the church gable at Killinaboy, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 18 (1976) 3–12 Peter Harbison, ‘Some further sculpture in Ennis Friary’, N Munster Antiq J 19 (1977) 39– 42 Peter Harbison, ‘The Antrim cross in the Hunt Museum’, N Munster Antiq J 20 (1978) 17– 40 Peter Harbison, ‘Published work of John Hunt’, N Munster Antiq J 20 (1978) 81–83. Peter Harbison, ‘Two romanesque carvings from Rath Blathmaic and Dysert O’Dea, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 7–11 J. M. Harrison, ‘A bed outshot in county Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 74–76 J. M. Harrison, ‘Smokehole experiments at Craggaunowen’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 108–10 Richard J. Hayes, ‘The German colony in county Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 45–53 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Some notable Limerick doctors’, N Munster Antiq J 1/3 (1938) 113–123 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Some old Limerick wills’, N Munster Antiq J 1/4 (1939) 163–168; 2/2 (1940) 71–75 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Some notes on the United Irishmen and Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 3/2 (1942) 118–120 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Some letters of a Thomond antiquary’, N Munster Antiq J 3/3 (1943) 162–168 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Limerick and Louvain’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 74–75 Richard J. Hayes, ‘Limerick medal of 1798’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 77–78 P. Henchy, ‘Irish words and expressions from Corofin, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 17 (1975) 115–120 H. O’Neill Hencken, ‘The Danish kingdom of Limerick and Man’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 85 [Vikings] R. Herbert, ‘Limerick in the lost records’, N Munster Antiq J 1/2 (1937) 83–84 R. Herbert, ‘Limerick printed books’, N Munster Antiq J 2/1 (1940) 49 R. Herbert, ‘The city of Limerick Public Library and Museum’, N Munster Antiq J 2/2 (1940) 76–89 R. Herbert, ‘Gerald Griffin centenary’, N Munster Antiq J 2/2 (1940) 92 R. Herbert, ‘The trade guilds of Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 2/3 (1941) 121–134 R. Herbert, ‘Limerick shop signs in the eighteenth century’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 156–66 R. Herbert, ‘Limerick City Museum’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 173 R. Herbert, ‘Inventory of the goods &c., of the Revd. Jon. Head, decd’, N Munster Antiq J 3/4 (1942) 122–123. R. Herbert, ‘Limerick printers and printing’, N Munster Antiq J 3/2 (1942) 124 R. Herbert, ‘Stone penal plaque from county Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 78 R. Herbert, ‘The Limerick Methodist Society’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 79 R. Herbert, ‘Bridge at Kilmallock’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 79 . R. Herbert, ‘Antiquities of the Corporation of Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 4/3 (1945) 85– 130 R. Herbert, ‘The chairing of Thomas Spring Rice’, N Munster Antiq J 4/4 (1945) 133–42 R. Herbert, ‘The Rev. John Thayer and Gideon Ouseley’, N Munster Antiq J 4/4 (1945) 167–68 R. Herbert, ‘The Lax Weir and Fishers’ Stent of Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 5/2–3 (1946– 47) 49–61. R. Herbert, ‘Castleconnell and its spa’, N Munster Antiq J 5/4 (1948) 117–140 R. Herbert & S. Stewart, ‘Some Georgian houses of Limerick and Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 6/1 (1949) 18–20 R. Herbert, ‘Manuscript notes by H. W. Russell’, N Munster Antiq J 6/2 (1950) 50–62 R. Herbert, ‘Barrington’s Hospital and the Mont de Pieté’, N Munster Antiq J 6/2 (1950) 63 R. Herbert & K. Dillon, ‘Extracts from the Minute Book of the Ennis Volunteers, 1778’, N Munster Antiq J 6/4 (1952) 143–51 Michael Herity, ‘Excavation near Ballinskelligs, Co. Kerry’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 67 Michael Herity, ‘Eugene O'Curry’s early life: details from an unpublished letter’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 143–47 Michael Herity, ‘Excavation near Derrynane, Co. Kerry’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 218 Hewson, M. Michael Hewson, ‘A word-list from south-west Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 9/4 (1965) 182– 86. Michael Hewson, ‘A source for 19th century Clare history’, N Munster Antiq J 9/4 (1965) 194–95 Michael Hewson, ‘The diaries of John Singleton, of Quinville, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 17 (1975) 103–09 Michael Hewson, ‘Emigration to the “North American Colonies” from the port of Limerick in 1841’, N Munster Antiq J 23 (1981) 67–76 R. F. Hewson, ‘North-west Clare in 1841’, N Munster Antiq J 22 (1980) 64–66 R. F. Hewson, ‘The Augustinian priory, Adare’, N Munster Antiq J 1/3 (1938) 108–12 R. F. Hewson, ‘Holy well at Curragh Chase’, N Munster Antiq J 2/1 (1940) 47 R. F. Hewson, ‘Chancel corbels in the Franciscan friary churches at Quin and Adare’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 174 R. F. Hewson, ‘Unusual piscina’, N Munster Antiq J 2/4 (1941) 174 R. F. Hewson, ‘St. Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 4/2 (1944) 55–67 R. F. Hewson, ‘Notes on the old churches in Adare’, N Munster Antiq J 7/2 (1955) 53–56 H. Hickey, ‘Excavation of an enclosure on Aughinish Island, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 16 (1973) 14–28 J. Hickey, ‘The O’Hickeys: hereditary physicians to the O’Briens of Thomond’, N Munster Antiq J 8/1 (1958) 38–41 J. Higgins, ‘An example of “the Nine Irons” from county Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 75–83 Brian J. Hodkinson, ‘A note on the placename Rathurd in the Liberties of Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 57 [Vikings] P. Hogan, ‘The common place book of Thady O’Halloran, of Ballycunneen, Co. Clare, 1727–98’, N Munster Antiq J 7/3 (1956) 9–17 P. Hogan, ‘Thady O’Halloran of Ballycunneen, Co. Clare 1727–1798’, N Munster Antiq J 5/4 (1948) 102–16 P. Holland, ‘A carving in Cahir Castle, county Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 14– 18 P. Holland, ‘A find from the other Clare Castle’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 54–55 W. B. Honey, ‘Limerick delftware’, N Munster Antiq J 3/3 (1943) 185–86 L. Howard, ‘The penal laws in Limerick, 1670–1684’, N Munster Antiq J 12 (1969) 41–52 L. Howard, ‘The penal laws in county Clare, 1677–1685’, N Munster Antiq J 13 (1970) 30– 36 L. Howard, ‘The penal laws in north Kerry, 1677–1685’, N Munster Antiq J 14 (1971) 49– 52 John Hunt, ‘Powder horn’, N Munster Antiq J 4/1 (1944) 54 . John Hunt, ‘Romanesque head from Peter’s Cell’, N Munster Antiq J 6/1 (1949) 16–17 John Hunt, ‘Bunratty mound’, N Munster Antiq J 8/2 (1959) 88–89 John Hunt, ‘Bunratty Castle’, N Munster Antiq J 8/3 (1960) 103–08 John Hunt, ‘The influence of alabaster carvings on medieval sculpture in Ennis Friary’, N Munster Antiq J 17 (1975) 35–41 John Hunt, ‘Heritage in stone’, N Munster Antiq J 20 (1978) 63–79 Inquisitor [pseudonym], ‘Limerick poets—a query’, N Munster Antiq J 1/4 (1939) 176 Aideen Ireland, ‘Monsell papers’, N Munster Antiq J 21 (1979) 55–56 Aideen Ireland, ‘Church of St. Alphonsus Liguori, Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 22 (1980) 67–68 Aideen Ireland, ‘Kilrush documents’, N Munster Antiq J 23 (1981) 96–98 Aideen Ireland, ‘Holycross, 1730–1840’, N Munster Antiq J 24 (1982) 48–54 Aideen Ireland, ‘An eighteenth-century map of Ash Hill, Kilmallock’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 37–42 Irish Times , ‘Excavations at Cush and Galbally, 1934’, N Munster Antiq J 1/1 (1936) 36 Irish Times , ‘Excavations at Cush, Co. Limerick, 1934’, N Munster Antiq J 1/1 (1936) 36 Irish Times , ‘Excavations in the Burren, Co. Clare, 1934’, N Munster Antiq J 1/1 (1936) 37– 38 Irwin, L. Liam Irwin, ‘The Historiography of the twelfth-century reform’, N Munster Antiq J 25 (1983) 19–29 J. S. Jackson, ‘Stone head from near Newcastle West’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 76–77 C. Jones & R. M. Cleary, ‘A cist-burial at Ballynagallagh, near Lough Gur, Co. Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 22 (1980) 3–8 L. Kaftannikoff, ‘The discovery of a high cross at Kilfenora’, N Munster Antiq J 5/1 (1946) 33 . L. Kaftannikoff, ‘The high crosses of Kilfenora’, N Munster Antiq J 7/3 (1956) 29–30 E. Keane, ‘’98 prisoners in Limerick gaol’, N Munster Antiq J 10/1 (1966) 79–82 E. Keane, ‘Active Fenians in Co. Limerick as listed in the Crown Solicitor’s brief’, N Munster Antiq J 10/2 (1967) 169–72 Eamon P. Kelly, ‘Medieval metal objects from Baunkyle, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 26 (1984) 96–99 Eamon P. Kelly, ‘A log-boat from Clenagh, Co. Clare’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 93–94 J. Kelly, ‘A tour in the south of Ireland in 1782’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 49–67 J. G. Kelly, ‘The condition and treatment of a stone madonna from the Hunt Collection’, N Munster Antiq J 20 (1978)41–45 T. Kelly, ‘Ennis County Jail’, N Munster Antiq J 16 (1973–74) 66–69 C. Kerrigan, ‘Father Matthew in Limerick’, N Munster Antiq J 27 (1985) 62–69 H. E. Kilbride-Jones, ‘Early ecclesiastical art in Corca Dhuibhne and its implications abroad’, N Munster Antiq J 28 (1986) 7–15 [Corcu Duibne] H. E. Kilbride-Jones, ‘Giving credit where credit is due—a review article’, N Munster Antiq J 29 (1987) 12–15 A. Kilfeather, ‘The water horse legends in Ireland’, N Munster Antiq J 30 (1988) 39–45 A. B. Killeen, ‘Ancient burial custom’, N Munster Antiq J 6/2 (1950) 63 J. N. Lanting & A. L. Brindley, ‘A radiocarbon date for a burial at Ardcrony, Co. Tipperary’, N Munster Antiq J 24 (1982) 99 H. G. 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