CONTENTS.

VOLUME XXXIV., CONSECUTIVE SERIES.

VOLUME XIV., FIFTH SERIES.

1904.

PART I.

PAPERS:

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Some Notes on the Judges of Ireland in the Year 1739. By Francis Elrington

Ball, M.R.I.A., Vice-President (Four Portraits),

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The Courts, Judges, and Legal Office-Holders of Ireland in 1739. By Richard

J. Kelly, Barrister-at-Law,

Abstracts from the Ancient Records of the Corporation of Cashel. By Thomas

Laffan, M.R.C.S.E., &c.,

The History and Antiquities of St. Catherine's Old Abbey, County Limerick.

By John Wardell, M.A., M.R.I.A. (Four Illustrations),

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The Conventual Buildings. By Thomas J. Westropp, M.A., M.R.I.A.

Vice-President (Seven Illustrations),

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Some Historical Notices of Cork in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.

Edited, with Notes, by Colonel T. A. Lunham, C.B., M.A., M.R.I.A.,

Miscellanea Carved Stone in Knappaghmanagh, County Mayo (One Illustra-

tion) - Clontygora Cromlech, County Armagh (One Illustration)-The

Warden's House, Youghal-"An old Dublin Remembrancer"-Forts

near Bodyke, County Clare (Two Illustrations),

Notices of Books,

PROCEEDINGS:

Annual General Meeting, Dublin, 26th January, 1904,

Report of the Council for the year 1903,

Programme of Meetings and Excursions for the year 1904,

Evening Meetings-26th January, 23rd February, and 29th March, 1904,

PART II.

PAPERS:

The Antiquities of the Parish of Kilcomenty, near Birdhill, County Tipperary.

By Henry F. Berry, I.S.O., M.R.I.A., Fellow (Six Illustrations),

Notes on Askeaton, County Limerick. Part IV.-The Church and the Castle

(with Appendices). By Thomas J. Westropp, M.A., M.R.I.A., Vice-

President (Sixteen Illustrations),

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111

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Addison's Connexion with Ireland. By Herbert Wood, B.A. (Oxon.),

"The Daff Stone," Moneydig, County Derry. By the late Rev. Geo. R. Buick,

A.M., LL.D., M.R.I.A., Fellow (Two Illustrations),

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A Diary of the Siege of Limerick Castle, 1642. By M. J. M'Enery, B.A.,

M.R.I.A. (Three Illustrations),

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Miscellanea--Congress of Archæological Societies, 1903--An Irish Parish

Register Society-" Doughnambraher Font," Kyleane, County Clare

(One Illustration)-Bullaun Stones in County Clare-The Place whence

Dermot Mac Murrough embarked in 1166,

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Statement of Accounts and Auditors' Report for the year 1903,

PART III.

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PAPERS:

Barnaglitty Identification of the Locality which was the Scene of the Fight

known as "The Pass of the Plumes," 17th May, 1599. By Lord Walter

Fitz Gerald (Map),

Some Places of Interest near Gort Visited by the Society, August 11th, 1904.

By the Very Rev. Dr. Fahey, P.P., V.G. (One Illustration),

Kilmacduagh and its Ecclesiastical Monuments. By the Very Rev. Dr. Fahey,

P.P., V.G. (Five Illustrations),

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Notes on the Round Tower, &c., of Kilmacduagh, County Galway. By Robert
Cochrane, Fellow (Three Illustrations),

Knockmoy Abbey, County Galway. By J. A. Glynn, B.A. (One Illustration),
Abbey Knockmoy, County Galway: Notes on the Building and "Frescoes."

By Robert Cochrane, Fellow (Five Illustrations),

Some Antiquities of Tuam District. By T. B. Costello, M.D.,

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Antiquities of Tuam and District. By Richard J. Kelly, B.L., J.P.,

The Carew, Baginbun, and Fethard Castle Inscriptions. By Goddard H. Orpen

(Three Illustrations),

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Miscellanea The Ballindangan Gallaun, County Cork-Stone Celts and a Food

Vessel found in the County Monaghan (Three Illustrations)-Church of the

Daughter of Zola " (Ecclesie filie Zole),

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PROCEEDINGS:

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Archæological Cruise around the Coast of Ireland, June 21st to 29th, 1904,

Report of the Archæological Cruise around the Irish Coast. By Robert

Cochrane, Hon. General Secretary,

Connaught Meeting, Tuam, County Galway, 9th August, 1904,

Excursions from Tuam, County Galway,

On Irish Motes and Early Norman Castles. By Thomas J. Westropp, M.A.,

M.R.I.A., Vice-President (Eight Illustrations),

Clonegal Its Valley and its Battle. By Canon ffrench, M.R.I.A., Vice-

President (Three Illustrations),

The Battle of Dundonnell (Baginbun), A.D. 1170. By Goddard H. Orpen,

Clonliffe. By Dillon Cosgrave, B.A., O.C.C.,

The Bourchier Tablet in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny, with

some account of that Family. By Richard Langrishe, Fellow. Part I.

(Plate),

Enniscorthy in the Thirteenth Century-Who Built the Castle? By William

H. Grattan Flood,

Miscellanea-Iniscathay, part of the Diocese of Killaloe-Kiltoola Church,

County Clare (Two Illustrations)-Bog Butter-The Inscribed Stones at

Fethard Castle and Baginbun (Plate),

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The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland (General Particulars),

Patrons,

President,

Vice-Presidents,

Hon. Gen. Secretary;

Hon. Gen. Treasurer,

Council for 1904,

Trustees,

Hon. Curators,

Bankers,

Hon. Prov. Secretaries,

Hon. Local Secretaries,

Fellows of the Society,

Hon. Fellows of the Society,

Members of the Society,

Societies in connexion,

General Rules of the Society,