Search Results: Authors starting with B from Cork Historical & Archaeological Society

Paperback - 2002 - Good condition. Volume 107 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: An Irish inscription in the Tower of London by Neil Buttimer; The organised painters and decorators of Cork in 1905 by Charles Callan; Early nineteenth-century gun-powder magazines on Rocky Island, Co. Cork by William J. Williams; John Canon Lyons, 1836-1908: a forgotten Irish scholar by Diarmuid Ó Murchadha; The medieval church at Ballynoe, Co. Cork by Eamonn Cotter; Harvey, Deaves and Harvey, merchants: sidelights on Cork's timber trade, 1760-1848 by Richard S. Harrison; The Fitzgerald monument at Cloyne Cathedral, Co. Cork: a memorial to father and son by Amy Louise Harris; A Cork family in the Bastille by Eoghan Ó hAnnracháin; The Franciscans in Buttevant by Patrick Conlan; An early photographic study of the eighteenth-century St Fin Barre's Cathedral by Colin Rynne and Billy Wigham; Excavations at James Fort, Kinsale, 1974-98 by Mary G. O'Donnell; Cork Butter Market… Read More

Paperback - 2003 - Good condition. Volume 108 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Board games from medieval Cork in context by Gerry Breen; Note on a logboat from Comeenatrush Lough, Curragh townland near Millstreet, Co. Cork by Rose M. Cleary; 'Land in local circumstances' - an assessment of land valuation modification, south-west Cork, 1840s-50s by J.F. Collins; The finances of the Colthurst estate in the nineteenth century by Westley R. Forsythe; Reports from a 'Bleeding Ireland': the Cork Examiner during the Irish war of independence by Ian Kenneally; 'Fight on to the Last Man': a letter to Liam Lynch, March 1923 by Fintan Lane; Cork Neo-Latin writers in the early modern period by Margaret Lantry; Dunisky, Co. Cork: a refuge souterrain? by J.P. McCarthy; An eighteenth-/nineteenth-century watermill complex near Ballyfeard, Co. Cork by William J. Williams; A horizontal-wheeled watermill at Crushyriree, Co. Cork by Eamonn Cotter; Deascán… Read More

Paperback - 2004 - Good condition. Volume 109 of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. Contents include: Excavations at Red Abbey, Cork, 1992 and 2000 by C. Sheehan, M. F. Hurley and M. Ní Loingsigh; Excavations at Castleview, Little Island, Co. Cork by Margaret McCarthy; Eugene Davis (1857-97): a forgotten Clonakilty poet and writer by Owen McGee; The Quakers of Youghal by Michael Ahern; Idir Dhá Ré: Conradh na Gaeilge i gCorcaigh, 1910-22 by Máire Ní Shíocháin; Glaislinn and Inis na hEidnigi by Diarmuid Ó Murchadha; Kinsale Borough and Cork County parliamentary elections 1832: politics and broadsheets by Patrick Holohan; An archaeological survey of Elizabeth Fort, a seventeenth-century artillery fortification in Cork City by Colin Rynne; Local authority housing in Cork County Borough, 1886-1992 by Garrett O'Sullivan; Late Bronze Age horns from Cork and Kerry by Joan E. Rockley; John R. Wigham, inventor of the most powerful light at Galley Head by Bill Wigham.