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Old Kilkenny Review Vol.4 No.2 (1990)
- Hughes, Una: Johnstown, 700-709.
- O'Donnell, Michael: Kilkenny and the reprieve of Thomas Bourke, Fenian, 1867, 710-716.
- Cantwell, Brian J.: Rosbercon Churchyard, 717-730.
- Hughes, E.W.: Republican Courts 1918-1923: A unique experiment, 731-744.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: The Archdekins or MacCodys, 745-759.
- Brennan, James: Peter Walsh and the Confederation of Kilkenny, 760-766.
- Hobson, Roy: The Mathews of Bonnetstown, County Kilkenny, 767-769.
- Leonard, John: The Royal College of St. Canice (Feb-July 1690), 770-779.
- anon: An old bill, 780-781.
- Kilroy, Deirdre: Essays from Project 1989 Irish National Heritage: The ancient church at Newtown-Jerpoint, 782-784.
Old Kilkenny Review Vol.4 No.3 (1991)
- Prendergast, Ellen: A Viking sword from Harley Park, 815-819.
- McEvoy, Frank: An annotated copy of Father Connell, 820-825.
- Kehoe, Imelda: Margaret Fitzgerald, wife of Piers Butler, 8th Earl of Ormond and 1st Earl of Ossory, 826-841.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: Rothe House furniture, 841.
- Cantwell, Ann: Miss Cronin-as I remember her, 842-847.
- Manning, Conleth: Hugh the Clerk, 848-852.
- Hall, Mark E.: Two Early Christian grave slabs from Dysert, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, 853-858.
- Hoyne, Liam: Ballygerdra boundary disputes, 859-871.
- Cronin, Ailbhe; Hunt, Eoin & Prendergast, Ellen: Castlegarden sweat-house, Co. Kilkenny, 872-882.
- Ryan, John: Two ancient sites at Boolyglass in south Co. Kilkenny, 883-884.
- Kennedy, Joe: Coca-Cola (the Callan connection), 885-894.
- de hÓir, Siobhán: Col. Vigors, Lord Walter Fitzgerald and the Journal of the Assocation for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland, 895-899.
- Silverman, Marilyn: Doing local history in County Kilkenny: an index to the Probate Court papers, 1858-1883. Part 2, I-Z, 900-915.
Old Kilkenny Review Vol.4 No.4 (1992)
- Brennan, James: Dunamaggan settlement history, 1650-1800, 958-967.
- Brennan-Holahan, Mary P.: Catherine A. O'Brien - stained-glass artist, (with special reference to her work in Co. Kilkenny), 968-672.
- Bradley, John & King, Heather A.: Archaeological trial excavations in Kilkenny, 973-987.
- Silverman, Marilyn: From Kilkenny to the sea, by river, canal tram or rail? The politics of transport in the early nineteenth century, 988-1011.
- Birthistle, Dorcas: Medieval tomb slab at Freneystown, 1012-1013.
- O Bolguidhir, Liam: The early years of the Gaelic League in Kilkenny, 1014-1026.
- anon. [document]: Bookplate of Lady Desart, designed by Jack B. Yeats, 1026.
- Prendergast, Ellen: A fertility figure from Tullaroan, 1027-1031.
- Kehoe, Imelda: Myles Walter Keogh (1840-1876), 1032-1046.
- Hughes, Una: By the Linaun, 1047-1056.
- Phelan, Margaret M. & Cantwell, Ann: Katie O'Neill, weaver and mill worker, 1057-1064.
- Callery, Maureen: A link with Kilkenny, 1064.
- Cotter, Claire: Archaeological excavations at Dean Street, Kilkenny 1990, 1065-1076.
Old Kilkenny Review Vol.4 No.5 (1993)
- Gulliver, P.H. & Silverman, Marilyn: Hucksters and petty retailers in Thomastown, 1880-1945, 1094-1100.
- Callery, Maureen: Wave to the fairies, 1100.
- Murtagh, Ben: The Kilkenny Castle Archaeological Project, 1990-1993: interim report, 1101-1117.
- anon.: The works of the Banim Brothers, 1117.
- Dooley, Terence A.M.: The decline of the Ormonde estate, 1893-1950, 1118-1140.
- Manning, Conleth: Two medieval graveslabs with French inscriptions from Parliament Street, Kilkenny, 1141-1145.
- Doyle, Joe: The "Callan Case" and the National School clerical manager, 1146-1158.
- Brennan, John: Jenkinstown Oratory, 1159-1163.
- Hall, Mark E.: A hacksilver find from Dysart, Thomastown, 1164-1165.
- Fitzgerald, Michael: Frankfort and its Castle, 1166-1169.
- Moylan, Séamus: At the Edge of the Abyss: poems by Brian Mac Giolla Phádraig (c.1580-c.1652), 1170-1180.
- Ireland, Aideen: Two Ponsonby letters, 1181-1185.
- Prendergast, Ellen: Images of the Holy Trinity - two new examples, 1186-1194.
- Lightbown, Mary: Memorial to a poetess: John Flaxman's monument to Mary Tighe, 1195-1207.
- Hoyne, Liam: The Shee family of Garrandarragh, 1208-1214.
- Murtagh, Harman: Kilkenny Colonels and their regiments in the Jacobite War, 1689-91, 1215-1227.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: The Rothe Monument-St. Mary's, Kilkenny, 1228-1233.
Old Kilkenny Review No.46 (1994)
- Tierney, Ann: The world outside Kilkenny in 1594, 4-9.
- O'Dwyer, Michael: Rothe House - owners, leases and tenants, 10-19.
- Halpin, Thomas B.: Kilkenny U.S.A., 20-22.
- Comerford, Patrick: John Comerford of Ballybur (1598-1667): tracing his later life, 23-36.
- Healy, William [1893]: Rothe House in 1619 (from the will of John Roth Fitzpiers of 31 March 1619), 37.
- Hughes E.W.: The shooting on Brandon, 38-50.
- Thompson, Glenn F.: The lineage of the Kilkenny Militia, 51-53.
- Newspaper advertisement 1822: The Leinster Union Society, 53.
- Banim, John [1849]: Rothe House c.1808, 54-56.
- newspaper announcement: Kilkenny Yeomanry Corps 1808.
- Law, Edward J.: The presentation plate of the Corporation of the City of Kilkenny 1684-1834, 57-74.
- newspaper advertisement 1815: Mr J Banim (painter), 74
- Birthistle, Dorcas: Lime and lime-kilns, 75-77.
- Murtagh, Ben: Archaeological investigations at Dysart, Co. Kilkenny 1989-1994: an interim report, 78-94.
- James, C.E. [1884]: Rothe House in 1884, 95.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: Kilkenny Archaeological Society 1945-1994, 96-104.
- McEvoy, Dan: Blacksmiths in Kilkenny, 105-110.
- Newspaper article 1809: traffic to keep to left, 110.
- Johnston, Mairead M.: The Rothe House collection: an Aladdin's cave of costume and textiles, 111-119.
- O'Dwyer, Michael: A Kilkenny printer's will, 120-121.
- Newspaper article 1809: subscription to build new chapel at Graiguenamanagh, 121.
- Kirwan, John: The Robbins family of Ballyduff and Firgrove, Co. Kilkenny-a preliminary study, 122-135.
Old Kilkenny Review No.47 (1995)
- Curry, Kevin: Patrick Corcoran (1879-1920): Kilkennyman, nationalist and woodcarver, 6-10.
- O'Sullivan, Muiris: The eastern tomb at Knockroe, 11-30.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: A Kilkenny plaque in Hampstead, 31-32.
- Law, Edward J.: The Merry Harriers Club, 33-40.
- O'Shea, Mary: St. Canice's Muckalee: an Early Christian site, 41-43.
- anon.: Torments of the provincial Press [newspaper extracts 1834], 43.
- Fewer, Thomas Gregory: Famine mortality in South Kilkenny: a parochial microcosm, 44-57.
- Kirwan, John: A Bernard Scalé estate map of the townlands of Ballygub and Clonamery, Inistioge, County Kilkenny, 58-62.
- Lenox-Conyngham, Melosina: Some Kilkenny diaries, 63-76.
- newspaper announcement 1818: application for job of organist at St. Mary's, 76.
- Ó Drisceoil, Cóilín: A previously unrecorded medieval grave slab from under Blackfriars Bridge, Kilkenny, 77-79.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: Kilkenny Archaeological Society 1945-1994: Personnel, 80-89.
- O Fearghail, Fearghus: Fulachta Fiadh in the shadow of the Walsh Mountains, 90-93.
- newspaper report 1768: account of a hunt, 93.
- Hoyne, Liam: Myhills of Killarney, Co. Kilkenny: their landowning predecessors and successors, 94-108.
- Halpin, T.B.: Malthouse memories, 109-113.
- O'Dwyer, Michael: The Famine in Kilkenny, as reported in the Kilkenny Journal newspaper, September 1845 to March 1848, 114-126.
- Brennan, James: Monastic sites in ancient Ossory: an archaeological view, 127-139.
- Law, Edward J.: The school that Mrs. Pack built, 140-145.
- anon.: Editorial encouragement from the Kilkenny Journal [newspaper extracts 1834], 145.
Old Kilkenny Review No.48 (1996)
- deLoughry, A. & Ní Dhubhluachra: Patrick Corcoran: a postscript, 7-8.
- McKeogh, T.K.: Dr. Joseph Lalor, (1811-1886): "A credit to Ireland", 9-19.
- newspaper article 1841 [Kilkenny Journal]: To Correspondents, 19.
- Dyer, John S.: Election of a portrieve at Inistioge 1760, 20-22.
- Patterson, Tony: Illegal Outdoor Relief in Kilkenny Workhouse, 23-37.
- newspaper article 1806: setting up Orphan Society in ?Kilkenny, 37.
- Hegarty, Maureen: Among the Society's collections: the Museum, 38-39.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: An unidentified tomb in St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny, 40-44.
- Law, Edward J.: Kilkenny Connections with the Irish Trade Exhibitions of 1852 and 1853, 45-54.
- newspaper article 1844: Kilkenny Petty Sessions, March 1844, 54.
- Landy, Mr. J.:Dr. John Cormick: from Tullaghaught Parish to Tabriz, Persia, 55-56.
- Lightbown, Ronald W.: Impressions of nineteenth-century Kilkenny (1800-50), 57-80.
- anon.: Kilkenny flood of 1763, 81-83.
- O'Bolguidhir, Liam: The Butte Irish, 84-91.
- anon.: Mentioned in passing [C18-19 newspaper obituaries], 92-93.
- O'Fearghail, Fearghus: Some Ossory medieval inscriptions revisited, 94-105.
- Tierney, Ann: Among the Society's collections: the Library, 106-107.
- McEvoy, Dan: Thomas Dowling's hearse, 108-111.
- Tennyson, Michael: A likely crannog site explored at Loughmerans, Kilkenny, 112-116.
- Law, Edward J.: Cholera in Kilkenny, 1832-33, 117-122.
- newspaper announcement 1772: recruiting for the Marines, 123.
Old Kilkenny Review No.49 (1997)
- Jordan, Peter: Kilkenny art gallery, 5-28.
- Cody, Eamon: John O'Donovan and the field named 'Gaul's Garden' on the Ordnance Map, 29-32.
- McCan, Anthony: A brief history of the Haydens of Caherlesk, 33-47.
- Langrishe, Hugh, R.: Richard Langrishe, F.R.I.A.I., F.R.S.A.I, 1834-1922, 48-65.
- Law, Edward J.: The origins and early years of Kilkenny gasworks, 66-73.
- Patterson, Tony: Famine fever in Kilkenny, 74-88.
- Kirwan, John: The Walsh family of Lower Grange, Goresbridge, County Kilkenny, 89-106.
- Brennan, James: The cult of St Ciaran in Cornwall and beyond, 107-117.
- Murtagh, Ben: The medieval parish church and graveyard of St. Nicholas, Newtown Jerpoint, 118-129.
- Law, Edward J.: The Rothe House Collection: a set of livery buttons? 130.
- McEvoy, Dan: My years in the Monster House, 131-138.
- Shortall, William: The Carrigan letters, 139-151.
- McEvoy, Frank: A glimpse at Famine days in Kilkenny, 152-162.
- Ryan, P.J.: Memories of the old Waterford ferry, 163-165.
- Halpin, Thomas B.: Local history from the national census returns, 166-178.
- Crotty, Gerard: The Langrishe quarterings, 179-187.
- Burgess, Eleanor: Some thoughts on Kilkenny Studies in honour of Margaret M. Phelan, 188-196.
- Meagher, Jon, et al.: Field boundaries of Conahy, 210-213.
Old Kilkenny Review No.50 (1998)
- McEvoy, Dan: Some World War I veterans in Kilkenny, 7-9.
- Brennan, Fr James: Richard Ledrede, bishop of Ossory - towards a new assessment, 10-19.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: A tomb frontal in St. Canice's cathedral, Kilkenny, 20-22.
- Murtagh, Ben: The medieval parish church and graveyard of St. Nicholas, Jerpoint, bibliography, 23.
- Manion, Patricia Jean: The Haydens of Caherlesk in North America, 24-42.
- Dyer, John S.: The almshouse at Inistioge, 43-47.
- Murtagh, Ben: The New Building, an 18th century house, New Building Lane, Kilkenny, 48-66.
- Patterson, Tony: Robert Cane and Young Ireland, 67-82.
- Cockerham, Paul: A Butler tomb at Aharney, County Kilkenny, 83-98.
- Tenison, Michael: Field Systems explored in the Inistioge area, 99-111.
- Kirwan, John: Mount Juliet, 112-139.
- Doyle, Joe: Kilcumney - Its Origins, Aftermath & Legacy - a review, 140-143.
- Comerford, Patrick: The Church of Ireland in Co. Kilkenny and the diocese of Ossory during the 1798 rising, 144-182.
- Proceedings of Kilkenny Archaeological Society - 1998, 183-215.
Old Kilkenny Review No.51 (1999)
- McGinn, Brian: America's first Irish visitor, 7-9.
- Kirwan, John: Pompeo Batoni and his Kilkenny sitters, 10-18.
- Brady, Margaret: Yeats - the Kilkenny connection, 19-22.
- Dunboyne, Lord: A caveat [on Blake Butler's genealogical work], 23.
- Phelan, Margaret M.: Mary, Kitty and Rita - the three Harte sisters, 24-27.
- Boaz, Thomas: The Archdeacon (Cody) family in the American South 1730-1875, 28-43.
- Halpin, Thomas B.: The 1659 Census, 44-49.
- Doyle, Jospeh: Kilkenny District Model School, 50-74.
- Kiely, Richard: A letter from America, 75-79.
- Shirley, C. Ashton: The Shirley eviction from their farm at Burnchurch in 1850, 80-87.
- Sinsteden, Thomas: The 1718 Kilkenny Presentation of Freedom to Richard Tighe of Dublin, 88-91.
- Comerford, Patrick: From India to Brazil: Nicholas Comerford a 17th century Kilkenny-born cartographer, 92-102.
- Williams, Jeremy: The lost Swiss cottage of Woodstock, its architecture and its illustrations, 103-111.
- Patterson, Tony: The reform of Kilkenny Corporation in the Repeal Year of 1843, 112-127.
- Book Reviews, 128-129
- Proceedings of Kilkenny Archaeological Society - 1999, 130-165.
Further Reference: Kilkenny Archaeological Society
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