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Paperback - 1974 - Good condition. Volume 79, No. 229, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender; A Frenchman's impressions of County Cork in 1790, II by Síle Ní Chinnéide; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork (Dangandonovan) by Richard Henchion; Some post-mediaeval finds from Clonmel, Co. Tipperary by Elizabeth Shee; An Anglo-Saxon coin hoard from the west of County Cork by H.E. Pagan.

Paperback - 1970 - Good condition. Volume 75, No. 221, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Fariola, Massey and the Fenian rising by Peter Nolan; A list of some archaeological sites in the Berehaven peninsula by D. Maddison O'Brien; An axe mould from Lyre, Co. Cork by Michael J. O'Kelly; Genevese exiles in Co. Waterford by Pter Jupp; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender; A saddle-quern from Donickmore, Co. Cork by John Barber and John Deady; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork, VI (Titeskin) by Richard Henchion; Calendar of Bray papers (concluded) by Claude Meagher.

Paperback - 1971 - Good condition. Volume 76, No. 223, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: The politics of the Munster Protestants, 1641-49 by John A. Murphy; An eminent Franciscan of the Emanicipation era by Bartholomew Egan; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender; The first Normans in Munster by F.X. Martin; The Derrynablaha 'shield' again by E.A. Shee and M.J. O'Kelly; A souterrain at Oughtihery, Co. Cork by Dermot C. Twohig; Hair hurling balls from Limerick and Tipperary by A.T. Lucas; A straw roof lining at Stradbally, Co. Waterford by A.T. Lucas.

Paperback - 1973 - Good condition. Volume 78, No. 227, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: A new view of Cork city in 1790 by Síle Ní Chinnéide; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender; Attitudes to nationality in four nineteenth-century novelists by Mary Buckley; Souterrains at Sheepwalk and Ballyrisode, Co. Cork by Dermot C. Twohig; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork, IX (Killeagh contd) by Richard Henchion; P. Burk(e)'s painting of Youghal: the earliest known signed townscape by an Irish artist by Peter Harbison

Paperback - 1977 - Good condition. Volume 82, No. 236 half-year volume (July-Dec) of Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: St Finnbarr: a study in a cult by Pádraig O'Riain; Town growth in West Cork: Bantry 1600-1960 by J. Kevin Hourihan; The Uí Meic Thíre of Imokilly by Diarmuid O'Murchadha; The role of the presidency in the economic development of Munster, 1660-72 by Liam Irwin; Dr William O'Brien of Glenanaar by James Coombes; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (concluded) by Séamus Pender.

Paperback - 1979 - Good condition. Volume 84, No. 239 of Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Colonization and County Cork's changing cultural landscape: the evidence from placenames by Patrick O'Flanagan; Borough politics in O'Connellite Ireland: the Youghal Poll Books of 1835 and 1837 (concluded) by Ann Barry and K. Theodore Hoppen; A bronze ringed pin from Goulacullin, near Dunmanway, Co. Cork by D.A. O'Drisceoil; A polished stone axe from Gortnagross, Cúil Aodha, Co. Cork by Brendan D. O'Flaherty; Two recently destroyed ring-forts, with souterrains in Co. Cork by V. Hurley and M. Hurley.

Paperback - 1976 - Good condition. Volume 81, Nos. 233 & 234, full-year volume of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Municipal reform and the Repeal movement in Cork, 1833-1844 by Maura Murphy; Recent souterrain research in Co. Cork by Dermot C. Twohig; A register of trees, Co. Cork, 1790-1860 by Donal P. McCracken and Eileen McCracken; Bronze Age compartmented cist with urns, Glenacunna, Co. Tipperary by Elizabeth Twohig; The Royal Cork Institution: a reflection of the cultural life of a city by . F. Pettit; Baptismal font from Ballybacon Old Church, Co. Tipperary by Mary Cahill and Elizabeth Twohig; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork (Clonmult) by Richard Henchion; A Neolithic scraper from Ferriter's Cove, Dingle peninsula, Co. Kerry by P.D. Vernon; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender.

Paperback - 1964 - Good condition. Volume 69, No. 210, half-year volume (July-Dec) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Gleanings from old Cork newspapers 1756-1757 (contd) by John T. Collins; Some earthworks in Co. Wexford by George Hadden; An Irish gold neck-ring in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney by J.V.S. Megaw; The Franciscans in Waterford by Canice Mooney; The expulsion of the Irish from Cork in 1644 by John A. Murphy; Gravestones of historical interest by Liam Ó Buachalla and Richard Henchion; The Munster Academy, 1772-1792 by Diarmuid Ó Donnabháin.

Paperback - 1972 - Good condition. Volume 77, No. 225, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Charles Bradlaugh and Ireland by Nigel H. Sinnott; Prehistoric copper mines, Mount Gabriel, Co. Cork by John Deady and Elizabeth Doran; Four unpublished letters from Aquilla Smith to the Cork numismatist Richard Sainthill by Michael Dolley; Hair hurling ball from Knockmore, Co. Clare by A.T. Lucas; A Castlehaven episode in the Nine Years War by J. Coombes; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender.

Paperback - 1972 - Good condition. Volume 77, No. 226, half-year volume (July-Dec) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: The Grant families of County Tipperary by A.P. Grant; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork, IX (Killeagh) by Richard Henchion; Excavation of two ring-forts at Lisduggan North, Co. Cork by Dermot C. Twohig and Michael J. O'Kelly; The Rev. Henry Maule of Shandon and the charity school movement by Seán de Peitíd; The Church of Ireland clergy in Cork: an analysis of the 1615 regal visitation by T.J. McKenna; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey (contd) by Séamus Pender.

Paperback - 1969 - Good condition - previous owner's notes on cover - internal pages clean and devoid of marks. Volume 74, No. 219, half-year volume (Jan-June) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: The Uí Mhurchadha or Murphys of Muskerry, Co. Cork by Diarmuid Ó Murchadha; Convict ship newspaper, 'The Wilde Goose', re-discovered by Walter McGrath; Cathair Chorcaí Roimh an Gorta by Mícheál W. Ó Murchú; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork, IV (Desertmore Burial Ground) by Richard Henchion; Calendar of Bray papers (contd) by Claude Meagher; The Galweys of Munster (concluded) by Henry Blackall; A Youghal library of 1707 by C.J.F. MacCarthy.

Paperback - 1969 - Good condition. Volume 74, No. 220, half-year volume (July-Dec) of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: The sack of Baltimore by Henry Barnby; Fenian papers in the Catholic University of America: a preliminary survey by Séamus Pender; Later Eóghanacht pedigrees by Donncha Ó Corráin; Early settlement in the Skibbereen area by E. M. Fahy; Calendar of Bray papers (contd) by Claude Meagher; The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork, V (Kilnaglory Burial Ground) by Richard Henchion; The bishop's house at Ballinterry by C.J.F. MacCarthy.

Paperback - 2015 - New, unread book. Volume 120 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: All Saints, Drimoleague, and Catholic visual culture under Bishop Cornelius Lucey in Cork, 1952-9 by Richard J. Butler; The Glasheen river: a focus on bronze age and medieval settlement by Tim Coughlan; Dr Henry MacNaughton Jones - why did he leave Cork? by Neil Cronin; 'More than a factory': Sunbeam Wolsey, 1927-90 by Liam Cullinane; Medieval monasteries in Cork and Waterford by Maurice F. Hurley; John Woodroffe M.D.: a pioneer of medical education in Cork by Michael Hanna; Gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork XIX: Tracton Burial Ground by Richard Henchion.

Paperback - 2013 - As New condition. Volume 118 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: The excavation of four fulachtaí fia and Iron Age pits at Ballyadam, Carrigtohill, Co. Cork by Rose M. Cleary and Alan Hawkes; Deposition, discovery and dispersal: a Viking-age hoard from Castlelohort demesne by John Sheehan; Children and youth in medieval and post-medieval Cork and Waterford by Maurice F. Hurley; Treasure trove and Dublin Castle: cases and collectors from Cork by Aideen M. Ireland; The tithes and trials of the Reverend Robert Morritt, Castlehaven, Co. Cork by Donal Murphy; Lohort Castle: medieval architecture, medievalist imagination by Tadhg O'Keeffe; Devoted to archaeology: Professor (Canon) Patrick Power (1862-1951) by Elizabeth Shee Twohig.

Paperback - 2014 - New, unread book. Volume 119, the Robert Day Centenary volume, of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Aurum et Argentum: Robert Day's collection of prehistoric gold and silver by Mary Cahill; A bell and staff from the Day collection and related medieval metalwork by Cormac Bourke; 'Personal ornaments in silver': Day's collection of Viking-Age silver by John Sheehan; Treasure trove, Robert Day and the controversy of the Broighter hoard by Aideen M. Ireland; Robert Day: businessman and antiquarian by argaret Lantry; Irish church metalwork of the Romanesque period from the Day collection by Griffin Murray; Robert Day: the formation of his antiquities collection and associated activities by Joan E. Rockley; Robert Day and the world of bookplates by Julian Walton.

Paperback - 2016 - New, unread book. Volume 121 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Mass sites of Uíbh Laoghaire by Hilary Joyce Bishop; The myth of the 'Battle of Manning Ford' by Eamonn Cotter; Brian's daughters: Cian mac Mael Muad and the kingship of Munster by Lenore Fischer; A blessing to the whole community: the Cork, Blackrock and Passage Railway by P.J. Geraghty; Cath na Deachún ar Thráigh Rosa Móire: a text of its time, a translation for our time by Tony Ó Floinn; James Francis Bernard, 4th Earl of Bandon: progressive landowner to dispossessed loyalist by Conor Morrissey; The Bearnán Cháláin bell-shrine from Glenkeen, Co. Tipperary: an archaeological and historical analysis by Griffin Murray; Irish poetry in print in Cox's Irish Magazine 1800-1810 by Richard Sharpe; A Hiberno-Norse strap-end from Bulford near Amesbury, Wiltshire by Susan Youngs.

Paperback - 2005 - As New condition. Volume 110 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Críchad an Chaoilli: a medieval territory revealed by Edel Bhreathnach; Cogadh Gáedhel re Gallaibh and Cork by Máire Ní Mhaonaigh; Cork and Europe: the medieval connection by Dagmar Ó Riain-Raedel; The Expulsion of the Déisi by Tomás Ó Cathasaigh; Medieval literature about Conall Corc by Clodagh Downey; The Munster element in Nauigatio Sancti Brendani Abbatis by Jonathan A. Wooding; Traces of Táin Bó Cúailnge in Leinster and Munster by Gene C. Haley; Barra Naofa: léamh nua ar a chúlra Connachtach by Pádraig Ó Riain; Aislinge Meic Conglinne: contextual considerations by Máire Herbert; Cath Maighe Léana and some West Munster placenames by Diarmuid Ó Murchadha; An Old Irish poem about Mug Ruith by John Carey.