
Ériu Volume IV (4), 1910 (Print Copy)

Edited by: Kuno Meyer and Osborn Bergin
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CONTENTS
- Report on the Work of the School (pp. i-iii)
- The Irish Mirabilia in the Norse "Speculum Regale" (pp. 1-16)
Kuno Meyer
- Colum Cille Cecinit (p. 17)
Kuno Meyer
- Tidings of Conchobar Mac Nessa (pp. 18-38)
Whitley Stokes
- Cáin Eimíne Báin (pp. 39-46)
C. Plummer
- Tochmarc Fearbhlaide (pp. 47-67)
eoġan ó Neaċtain
- Brian Borumha (pp. 68-73)
Kuno Meyer
- The Longobardic Origin of St. Sechnall (pp. 74-90)
Alfred Anscombe
- Echtra Mac Echdach Mugmedóin (pp. 91-111)
Maud Joynt
- The Harrowing of Hell (pp. 112-119)
O. J. Bergin
- A Hymn of Praise (p. 120)
R. I. Best
- The Settling of the Manor of Tara (pp. 121-172)
R. I. Best
- The Beheading of John the Baptist by Mog Ruith (pp. 173-181)
Annie M. Scarre
- An Unrecorded Gloss (p. 182)
E. J. Gwynn
- A Collection of Poems on the O'Donnells (pp. 183-190)
Kuno Meyer
- The S-Preterite in Middle Irish (pp. 191-207)
E. C. Quiggin
- Gauls in Ireland (p. 208)
Kuno Meyer
- Address to David O'Keeffe (pp. 209-232)
E. Knott
- Professor Zimmer and the Deaconship of Palladius (pp. 233-234)
Alfred Anscombe
- A Hymn of Invocation (pp. 235-240)
A. O'Kelleher
- Corrigenda (p. 240)