Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Volume 113, 2013 (Print Copy)

by Elizabeth FitzPatrick

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29 December 2015

Frequency: 1 Annually

ISSN: 0035-8991

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Edited by: Elizabeth Fitzpatrick and James Kelly

Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy is a peer-reviewed journal which publishes original research papers primarily in the fields of archaeology and history, but also welcomes submissions on aspects of culture, including material culture, from the perspectives of other disciplines, as well as submissions in Celtic Studies and literature.

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CONTENTS

1. Editorial: Opening the floodgates? (pp. vii-xi)

   James Kelly

2. Sacred places: Kilskeagh, Co. Galway and Neolithic earthen enclosures (pp. 1-28)

   Nial O'Neill

3. Coastal communities in earlier prehistoric Ireland: ploughzone survey and the Tawin/Maree stone axes, Galway Bay (pp. 29-65)

   Killian Driscoll

4. Early medieval shrines in north-west Iveragh: new perspectives from Church Island, near Valentia, Co. Kerry (pp. 67-138, 1-14)

   Alan R. Hayden

5. A reconsideration of the authorship and transmission of Cogadh Gáedhel re Gallaibh (pp. 139-161)

   Denis Casey

6. The case of the incorrigible canon: Dublin's first heresy conviction, 1310, and the rivalry between its cathedral chapters (pp. 163-191)

   Maeve B. Callan

7. Rediscovering medieval Ireland: Irish chancery rolls and the historian (pp. 193-217)

   Robin Frame

8. Intermarriage in fifteenth-century Ireland: the English and Irish in the 'four obedient shires' (pp. 219-250)

   Sparky Booker

9. Sir Anthony St Leger and the outbreak of the Midland Rebellion, 1547-8 (pp. 251-277)

   Alan Bryson

10. The Haliday Collection: a printed source for the seventeenth century (pp. 279-307)

    Nicholas Canny

11. The bed-alcove tradition in Ireland and Scotland: reappraising the evidence (pp. 309-340)

    Catriona Mackie

12. Discursive Essay: A better known territory? Medical history and Ireland (pp. 341-362)

    Catherine Cox