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See Irish Franciscan Monasteries, by C.P.M., C.C.
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Again we note that, though late in the day, Davis's appeal has been answered, and most of the important ancient monuments of the country placed under official protection. The real need now is for scientific exploration of the ancient sites.—[Ed.]
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The reader who wishes to know what modern archæology has to say of this great tumulus may be referred to Mr. George Coffey's "Newgrange," published by Hodges, Figgis & Co., 1912. It dates from about 1,000 years earlier than Davis supposed.
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The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, vol. xx. Dublin: Hodges & Smith, Grafton Street.
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A turbulent and learned Franciscan friar who figured in the Confederation of Kilkenny.—C.P.M.