Journal of the
County Louth Archaeological
Society
1912 - 1913 - 1914 - 1915 - Note re 1916-1919 - 1920
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CONTENTS
Vol. III, No. 1
1912
Traditional
Irish and Highland Airs.
Rev. Luke Donnellan, C.C. .......................................................................5
Patrick Dungin (note)
Fiachra Élgeach.....................................................................................15
The Adventure of St. Columba's Clerics.
Henry Morris.........................................................................................16
O'Neills Castle in Dungooly
Rev. Francis Carolan, P.P........................................................................19
Some further Louth Souterrains
Harry G. Tempes....................................................................................21
Eibhlin a Rúin.
W. H. Grattan Flood...............................................................................27
A Faughart Monument.
Henry Morris..........................................................................................29
County Louth Medals
James M'Carte.......................................................................................29
Rathcoole, Úi Segain, Leire
Rev. Nicholas Lawless, P.P......................................................................31
Max Muller on the Destruction of Antiquities..............................................36
The stone and Bronze Ages in our Museum.
Henry Morris..........................................................................................37
Faughart, Crioch Ross and Smarmore.
Rev. Nicholas Lawless, P.P. ....................................................................47
Conan's Grave.
Hugh Kelly............................................................................................51
The Ancient Territories of Oirghialla, Úladh and Conaille Muirthemne.
Rev. Prof. L. Murray............................................................................
...32
Weaver's Iron Candle Holders.
Henry Morris..........................................................................................66
Bronze Ring-Pin.
Harry G. Tempest...................................................................................67
County Louth Depositions, 1641,
Rev. Thomas Gogarty, C.C.......................................................................68
Failte do'n Tighearna Townsend.
Maurice O'Gorman..................................................................................80
Welcome to Viscount Townsend.
Henry Morris..........................................................................................80
Drogheda Trade and Customs, 1683.
Joseph T. Dolan, M.A. ............................................................................83
Bellew Inscriptions
Harry G. Tempest .................................................................................105
Sepulchural Clay Urn..............................................................................108
Notes and Queries.................................................................................109
Pillar Stone at Belrobin, Barronstown.
County Louth Token Coninage
Wright's "Louthania" and Boswell's " Historical Antiquities
of England and Wales"
The Stone of Decapitation, Faughart
The Name Proleek
"Letters to the Inhabitants of Newry "
John D'Alton's MS.
MSS. relating to the County Louth
Louth Place Names
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Vol. III, No. 2
1913
Some Phases of Celtic Culture.
Rev. P. MacSweeney, M.A...............................................................................133
Annaclogmullion. Rev. Charles Hurson, C.C........................................................149
Dundealgain in the Eighteenth Century. Rev. L. P. Murray....................................154
Muirtheimhne. Rev. Nicholas Lawless................................................................156
County Louth Depositions, 1641. Rev. Thomas Gogarty, C.C.................................167
Eibhlin a Rúin. Rev. Luke Donnellan, C.C............................................................178
Old Times in Dundalk and its neighbourhood. Rev. L.P. Murray..............................181
Welcome to Primate Brian MacMahon, Archbishop of Armagh, 1738.
H. Morris........................................................................................................189
Notes and Queries
Cahir Cuchulainn or "Cuchulainn's House", Co. Kerry.............................................193
Stone Circle in County Louth. Viscount Townsend.................................................194
Diagram of the Inscription on the Bellew-Nugent, 1588 Cenotaph...........................195
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Vol. III, No. 3
1914
The Cross of Muiredach. Prof. R.A.S. Macalister, M.R.I.A...................................209
Omeath. Rev. L. Murray...............................................................................213
Gaelic Place Names in Omeath. Collected and Edited by Peadar O'Dowd..............232
Woods and Trees of Ireland.
Professor Augustine Henry, M.A., F.L.S., M.R.I.A..............................................237
"Cassidy's Rag" - The Growth of a Superstition. Henry Morris.............................246
Magh Cloghar. Enda....................................................................................247
Exports from Drogheda in 1683.
Joseph T. Dolan, M.A. and Daniel Lynch.........................................................250
Seven Battles: Irish Danes and Anglo-Normans.
Rev. F. Carolan, P.P. Tullyallen.....................................................................259
County Louth Brewers and Retailers, 1683.
Joseph T. Dolan, M.A. and Daniel Lynch.........................................................261
Domhnall MacCiaigh, Easpog Dúin (Daniel Mackey, Bishop of Down, 1673)
H. Morris...................................................................................................267
The Roll of the Sovereigns and Burgesses of Carlingford, 1706-1828
H.G. Tempest............................................................................................273
Carlingford Corporation, Notes on.................................................................283
The Knights of St. George, Note on.
Rev. Francis Carolan, P.P. Tullyallen...............................................................287
Notes and Queries
Liathross - St. Fintan of Dromin.....................................................................301
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Vol. III, No. 4
1915
The Philosophy of Aodh MacDomhnaill.
Canon F. W. O'Connell, M.A., B.D...................................................................311
A Louth Irish Manuscript in New York. Rev. Laurence P. Murray...........................318
Armagh, Cloghar and Louth. Enda...................................................................323
Before Kinsale and After. Rev. Laurence P. Murray.............................................330
The "Ship Temple" near Dundalk. Henry Morris..................................................
339
List of Documents transferred from Armagh Dioscescan Registry to the
Public Records Office, Dublin. John Ribton Garston, D.L., M.R.I.A..........................347
The Minute Book of the Corporation of Ardee (A.D. 1661 onwards)
Joseph T. Dolan, M.A......................................................................................357
Seizures at Dundalk and Drogheda, 1795.
Joseph T. Dolan, M.A......................................................................................363
Some Irish Superstitions. Henry Morris..............................................................365
Poets and Poetry of the Parish of Kilkerley, Hagardstown.
Rev. L.P. Murray............................................................................................369
The Ogham Inscription at Barnafeadog, County Louth.
Prof. R.A.S. Macalister.....................................................................................385
Fáilte Maighistír Ió Pluinceat. Henry Morris.........................................................388
A Hosting at Castle Roche, 1561. H.G.Tempest...................................................394
Notes and Queries..........................................................................................396
Dundalk Charter School
Church of Kilfursa
Owen or Eugene McMahon, Archbishop
Old Dundalk Names
Goal's Castle
Warresgate
Loghloe
Moyle Castle
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I have no Contents indices for 1916, 1917 or 1918.
In 1920 the following preface was in the Journal:
"The Council of the Society decided a year ago to save some of the greatly
increased cost of printing by issuing no Journal in 1919, but supplying an
enlarged number in 1920 to serve for the two years.
The members asked the editor to bring it out early, but it has been delayed,
solely through his procrastination, to the end of the year, and while he has
no grounds on which to excuse himself, he wishes to express his real regret
for his neglect.
December 1920."
The Index to the Contents of this volume also lists reports and balance sheets for the year 1916 which seems to indicate that there were no publications between 1915 and 1920, given the Preface above.
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Vol.
1920
The Trench or "Wall" of Ulster. Rev. canon H.W. Lett, A.M.................................5
Armagh, Cloghar and Louth. Enda..................................................................8
The County of Louth: Its Surface and Foundation Stones.
Grenville A.J. Cole, M.R.I.A., F.G.S.................................................................14
Lecture on Irish Illuminated Manuscripts.
Rev. H.J. Lawlor, D.D., D. Litt.......................................................................17
Some Notes on the Family of Warrens of Warrenstown, County Louth.
Hon. Mrs. Richard Bellew..............................................................................26
(Note: Mrs. Bellew is the first lady contributor I have noticed in
this journal
or even in others from the same period Irish women got the right to vote
in 1919 - Jane )
The Minute Book of the Corporation of Ardee (A.D. 1661 onwards)
Joseph T. Dolan..........................................................................................35
Poets and Poetry of Kilkerly. Rev. L.P. Murray..................................................42
An Ancient Cemetery, Mooretown, Ardee. R.A. S. Macalister...............................61
The Abbey of SS Peter and Paul, Knock. Rev. T. Gogarty....................................62
Lament for Brian, Son of Coll MacMahon. Énrí Ó Muirgheasa...............................70
Some Extracts from Irish State Papers.............................................................76
The Cathach of St. Columba. M. Esposito.........................................................80
The County Louth Ordnance Survey Letters, 1835-6.
John Ribton Garstin.......................................................................................84
Ancient Inscribed Tombstones at Drogheda and Dunleer....................................104
Find of Bog Butter. Aodh Ó Ceallaigh..............................................................106
Notes and Queries......................................................................................106
"The Redshank's Galleys"
Old Dundalk Names
In Memoriam
- John Ribton Garstin, D.L., F.S.A.
Rev. J.B. Leslie, M.A.....................................................................................125
The Genesis of the Diocese of Clogher. Rev. H.J. Lawlor, D.D.............................129
SS. Donnchadh, Sodeb and Teca, &c. by Enda...................................................160
Some notes on Dundalk. Rev. J.B. Leslie, M.A...................................................162
St. Mary's Abbey, Louth. Rev. Thomas Gogarty..................................................169
Poets and Poetry of Kilkerley. Rev. L. O'Murray..................................................190
(Note: In previous issues this article was written by Rev. L. Murray
- here given that the
Christian name still begins with an 'L' and the man is also a Rev., it is
assumed that the two names refer to the same person. It is said in the literature
that Irish families who had dropped the 'O' and 'Mc' in past generations took
it on again after the uprising in 1916.)
Le Camestreet,
Le Campstreet Lane, The Big Bridge, &c.
by Enda........................................................................................................199
Irish Annals. H. Morris....................................................................................202
Louth Ordnance Survey Letters (Continued).......................................................205
Folk Lore. Captain R. Marlay Blake, M.D., R.A.M.C...............................................217
Fragments of a Lost Register of the Diocese of Clogher.
Rev. H.J. Lawlor, D.D.....................................................................................226
Some Ulster proverbs. H. Morris.......................................................................258
Louth Ordnance Survey Letters (continued)........................................................273
The Late Mr. William Tempest..........................................................................275
Some Episodes
of the Civil War of 1641-53 in Louth.
W.F. Butler, M.A.............................................................................................277
Barnesvave and Barr Neava. Rev. N. Lawless ("Enda")..........................................290
Poets of Kilkerley and Neighbourhood. Rev. L. O'Murray, C.C., (cont.).....................292
St. Sillan of Imbliuch Cassain in Cooley.
Rev. N. Lawless, P.P. ("Enda")..........................................................................298
Dromiskin Celtic Cross. Rev. Nicholas Lawless, P.P...............................................301
A County Louth Election of 1755.......................................................................302
Disturbances in the County Louth, A.D. 1312.
By the Late Major-General Stubbs.....................................................................304
Gentlemen of County Louth, c. A.D. 1600.
By the Late Major-General Stubbs.....................................................................308
County Louth Representatives in the Irish Parliament, 1613-1758.
By the Late Major-General Stubbs.....................................................................311
Heating Stones. H. Morris................................................................................318
Some Features of Bronze Swords. H. Morris........................................................320
Louth, Armagh, and Cloghar. Rev. N. Lawless, P.P. ("Enda")..................................324
The Wolf's Path in Cooley. Rev. N. Lawless P.P. ("Enda")......................................330
Louth Ordnance Survey Letters (Continued).........................................................333
Drogheda and Boyne Pictures. Francis Joseph Bigger.............................................340
St. Fintan, Abbot of Dromin. Rev. Henry Parlin......................................................341
References to St. Columcille in Louth..................................................................344
The East Window of St. Nicholas's Parish Church, Dundalk.
By the Late J.R. Garstin....................................................................................345
A Projected History of County Louth.
By the Late Major-General Stubbs......................................................................349
Stone monuments of Louth.
By the Late Major-General Stubbs......................................................................356
The Death of Patrick Fleming. Henry Morris..........................................................359
The Coronation of Edward Bruce. P.L. Macardle.....................................................367
Early Partitions of Ireland. Seosamh O Dolain.......................................................370
Louth Members of the Irish Parliament.................................................................375
Blessed Oliver plunkett Church at Ballybrack.
P. L. Macardle..................................................................................................387
Notes and Queries............................................................................................387
Cloghafarmore Pillar Stone, Knockbridge
Mr. Garstin's Manuscript Collections
Drogheda Pictures