Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Volume 95, Number 3, 1995 (Print Copy)
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CONTENTS
Excavations at Killanully, County Cork (pp. 119-157)
Charles Mount, Rosanne Meenan, Eoin Halpin, John Tierney and Joseph Heyenga
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