A Literary History of Ireland, from Earliest Times to the Present Day

by Douglas Hyde

Galls, the new and the old, [558-9]

Gall, St., [197], [207]; MSS. in, [267], [268]

Gallia, as understood by the Romans, [3]

Galatians, [2]

Galatia founded by the Celts, [14]

Galway, [554]; English in, [610]; Irish in, [630]

Gartan Columcille's birth-place, [167], [179], [180]

Gaul becomes Romanised, [15]

Gaulish upper classes resemble the Irish, [15]

Gaul, Irish commerce with, [218]