Three notes on Laud Misc. 610 (or the Book of Pottlerath) Anne O’Sullivan and William O’Sullivan
pp. 135–151
An archaic legal problem D. A. Binchy
pp. 152–168
The Edinburgh Synchronisms of Irish kings A. Boyle
pp. 169–179
The heir-apparent in Irish and Welsh law T. M. Charles-Edwards
pp. 180–190
Irish púirín `hen-house’ Myles Dillon
pp. 190
Ionmhain an triúr théid san luing Brian Ó Cuív
pp. 191–199
Four Old-Irish songs of summer and winter Vernam Hull
pp. 200–201
Fear an énais J. F. Killeen
pp. 202–204
Irish dérgaid `spreads (coverings), makes a bed’ Myles Dillon
pp. 205–209
Smaointe Beatha Chríost Pádraig Ó Súilleabháin
pp. 210–211
Notes on Irish proper names † M. A. O’Brien
pp. 212
On the exclamatory use of the verbal noun Cecile O’Rahilly
pp. 213–214
A note on Buile Shuibhne Vernam Hull
pp. 214
Tuireamh ó Chontae an Chabháin: nótaí breise Séamus P. Ó Mórdha
pp. 215–216
Senchus Fer nAlban. Part II John Bannerman
pp. 217–265
Bartholomaei Anglici de Proprietatibus Rerum Liber Octavus
(ar lean. óCeltica viii, 201–242) Gearóid Mac Niocaill
pp. 266–315
Book reviews
The Gododdin: the oldest Scottish poem
Kenneth Hurlstone Jackson Proinsias Mac Cana
Orain Iain Luim
Annie M. MacKenzie Hebridean folksongs, a collection of waulking songs
by Donald MacCormick
J. L. Campbell T. P. M[cCaughey]
Highland settler: a portrait of the Scottish Gael In Nova Scotia
Charles W. Dunn W[illiam] G[illies]
Beiträge zur Indogermanistik und Keltologie
W. Meid Myles Dillon
St. Patrick
R. C. P. Hanson Myles Dillon
Celtic Studies: essays in memory of Angus Matheson,
1912–1962.
Edited by James Carney and David Greene Myles Dillon
Indogermanisch und Keltisch
W. Meid Myles Dillon
Strange things: the story of Fr Allan McDonald,
Ada Goodrich Freer, and the Society for Psychical
Research’s enquiry into Highland second sight
John L. Campbell and Trevor H. Hall P. Mac Cana
pp. 316–342
Obituary: Julius Pokorny (1887–1970) C. R. [Ó] C[léirigh]
pp. 343–345
Cú Chulainn's various feats are noted in this account of the word 'cleas', as well as the skills of a medieval Irish juggler (dil.ie/9445), dexterously handling 27 implements for a time at least! With thanks to Dr Andrea Palandri for reading @SCSLibrary@DIAS_Dublintwitter.com/MoLI_Museum/st…Retweeted by
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We now have a website for our @IrishResearch@ahrcpress networking project on ‘Developing a Digital Framework for the Medieval Gaelic World’! Looking forward to our first (online) workshop in November on ‘The Changing Face of Research in the Digital Age’: qub.ac.uk/schools/ael/Re…Retweeted by
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As the Michaelmas term (as it is known in some universities) gets underway, this short episode on gé (goose) reminds us of other traditions to do with this time of year. Dr Andrea Palandri @SCSLibrary@DIAS_Dublin, engagingly recites an alliterative couplet from an Old Irish poem twitter.com/MoLI_Museum/st…Retweeted by
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Celtica Volume 9 (1971)
Contents
Úna Nic Énrí and G. Mac Niocaill
pp. 1–60
J. V. Kelleher
pp. 61–112
Cecile O’Rahilly
pp. 113–134
Myles Dillon
p. 134
Anne O’Sullivan and William O’Sullivan
pp. 135–151
D. A. Binchy
pp. 152–168
A. Boyle
pp. 169–179
T. M. Charles-Edwards
pp. 180–190
Myles Dillon
pp. 190
Brian Ó Cuív
pp. 191–199
Vernam Hull
pp. 200–201
J. F. Killeen
pp. 202–204
Myles Dillon
pp. 205–209
Pádraig Ó Súilleabháin
pp. 210–211
† M. A. O’Brien
pp. 212
Cecile O’Rahilly
pp. 213–214
Vernam Hull
pp. 214
Séamus P. Ó Mórdha
pp. 215–216
John Bannerman
pp. 217–265
(ar lean. ó Celtica viii, 201–242)
Gearóid Mac Niocaill
pp. 266–315
Kenneth Hurlstone Jackson
Proinsias Mac Cana
Annie M. MacKenzie
Hebridean folksongs, a collection of waulking songs
by Donald MacCormick
J. L. Campbell
T. P. M[cCaughey]
Charles W. Dunn
W[illiam] G[illies]
W. Meid
Myles Dillon
R. C. P. Hanson
Myles Dillon
1912–1962.
Edited by James Carney and David Greene
Myles Dillon
W. Meid
Myles Dillon
Ada Goodrich Freer, and the Society for Psychical
Research’s enquiry into Highland second sight
John L. Campbell and Trevor H. Hall
P. Mac Cana
pp. 316–342
C. R. [Ó] C[léirigh] pp. 343–345
School of Celtic Studies
Irish librarians call for action on the electronic content crisis facing libraries and library users libraryassociation.ie/irish-libraria… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Ancient book about saints and sagas donated to UCC rte.ie/news/2020/1027… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Prof. Máire Ní Mhaonaigh @Department_ASNC will be giving a lecture @SCSLibrary on #Dindshenchas this coming Monday. A great opportunity to find out what we’re all about! #placenames #poetry #samhain 🎃🎃🎃 twitter.com/SCSLibrary/sta… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
‘Mapping a literary landscape: medieval Irish dindshenchas, narratives of place’ by Prof Máire Ní Mhaonaigh, as part of Samhain agus Science @DIAS_Dublin #DIASdiscovers Mon 2nd Nov eventbrite.ie/e/mapping-a-li…
Cú Chulainn's various feats are noted in this account of the word 'cleas', as well as the skills of a medieval Irish juggler (dil.ie/9445), dexterously handling 27 implements for a time at least! With thanks to Dr Andrea Palandri for reading @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin twitter.com/MoLI_Museum/st… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
🎙️Bank Holiday wknd teaser from @SCSLibrary #DIASScholars We have been working on an exciting #podcast series which will be launching in early November. In the meantime here is the trailer for you to enjoy. Stay tuned! 🎙️ #CelticStudies #LoveIrishResearch dias.ie/podcast/
🔊Following the announcement by the Government that Ireland will enter a period of lockdown termed Level 5, @DIAS_Dublin is implementing full ‘working from home’ measures for all of its team as of 6pm Wednesday 21st October. dias.ie/2020/10/20/cov…
Delighted to announce that our event on the ogham stones at Knockboy church heritageweek.ie/projects/knock… was a winner in today’s @HeritageHubIRE national @HeritageWeek county award for #Waterford @AaMIreland @WaterfordCounci @NationalMons Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Shout out to our amazing Library Assistant Órla at @SCSLibrary who has doggedly chased a reference for me for over two months and finally got it on the eve of the Level 5 Lockdown! #LibrariansAreAmazing #DIASDiscovers Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
DAIR is the Institutional Repository of @DIAS_Dublin and showcases the research output of the Institute #openaccess #OAWeek2020 Access is available here dair.dias.ie
Might I also add that Jacopo Bisagni's book is currently on sale @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin. Grab a copy and sing along with Hanna Marti: shop.dias.ie/product/amrae-… twitter.com/CClearych/stat… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
The prominence of cattle in medieval Irish literature and society is captured in a recent recording exploring the word tarbh 'bull'. Listen to the snippet below, as well as the longer version here: moli.ie/radio/tarbh-bu… With thanks to Dr Andrea Palandri @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin twitter.com/MoLI_Museum/st… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Read our newly updated information page on the Annals of Connacht ria.ie/library/specia… #AnnalsofConnacht #ManuscriptMonday Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Our Samhain agus Science mini-festival line-up has just been announced! mailchi.mp/b70245676af4/l… #DIASdiscovers #samhain #science #online Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
We now have a website for our @IrishResearch @ahrcpress networking project on ‘Developing a Digital Framework for the Medieval Gaelic World’! Looking forward to our first (online) workshop in November on ‘The Changing Face of Research in the Digital Age’: qub.ac.uk/schools/ael/Re… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
📢 Our new online bookshop is now open! 🛒📚shop.dias.ie To celebrate we have 20% off all publications and a competition to win a €100 voucher to spend in the shop! shop.dias.ie/opening-compet… Don't miss out! Competition closes on Sun 11th October. #DIASdiscovers
As the Michaelmas term (as it is known in some universities) gets underway, this short episode on gé (goose) reminds us of other traditions to do with this time of year. Dr Andrea Palandri @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin, engagingly recites an alliterative couplet from an Old Irish poem twitter.com/MoLI_Museum/st… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
According to a ninth-century Irish poet, the sure signs of winter included the sound of a barnacle goose. To find out more check out the latest episode of Spreading the Words! 📻 moli.ie/radio/ge-goose/ @eDIL_Dictionary @RIAdawson @Department_ASNC Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library