Wakeman's handbook of Irish antiquities

by W. F. Wakeman

[127] See Wright’s Louthiana, Plate 14, Book iii.

[128] See Transactions Roy. Ir. Acad., vol. xx.; also vol. xxx., p. 303.

[129] See Some Notices of the Castle of Trim by the late Rev. R. Butler.

[130] Mr. Butler, in his book on the Castle of Trim, remarks that in 1449–50 Richard, Duke of York, held his Court there; that he was a benefactor to St. Mary’s Abbey; and that the ‘Yellow Steeple,’ as the tower is popularly styled, may probably be assigned to his time.

[131] Journal Roy. Soc. of Antiq. Ir., 1872–3, p. 435.

INDEX

N.B.​—​The Titles of Books, etc., are in Italics.

• Abbeys, [362].
• Bective, [368].
• Dunbrody, [365].
• Howth, [375].
• Jerpoint, [364].
• Kilmallock, Window of, [365].
• Malahide, [386].
• Newtowntrim, [367].
• Achill Island, [77].
• Adams, Professor Leith, [188].
• Adler, Professor, [104].
• Aghade, [16].
• Alignments, [127].
• Allen, Hill of, [171].
• Alphabet stone, Kilmalkedar, [22].
• Ancient Bronze Implements of Great Britain, [212].
• Ancient Stone Implements, [196].
• Anderson, Dr. Joseph, [120].
• Anglo-Irish Remains, [3].
• Annals of Clonmacnoise, [165], [241], [306].
• Annals of the Four Masters, [82], [100], [140], [241], [349], [352].
• Annals of Innisfallen, [354].
• Annals of Tighernach, [101].
• Aranmore, [173].
• Arch Druid, [72].
• Archæologia, [89], [205], [250], [257].
• Archæological Journal, [332].
• Ardagh Chalice, or Cup, [357].
• Ardakillen Crannog, [231], [239].
• Ardnaree, [60].
• Ardoileán, [285].
• Aristotle, [122].
• Arrow-heads, Flint, [191].
• Leaf-shaped, [191].
• Triangular, [193].
• Stemmed, [193].
• Mounted, [194].
• Bronze, [227].
• Art, Early Christian, [345].
• Asiatic Researches, [15].
• Athenæum, [243].
• Aynia’s Cove, [76].
• Ballon Hill, [134].
• Ballyconnell, Stone Monument at, [42].
• Ballyheabought, [177].
• Ballykinvarga, [172].
• Ballynasare, [26].
• Balor of the ‘Mighty Blows,’ [43].
• Banqueting-Hall of Tara, [168].
• Barr of Fintona, [61], [113].
• Barrows, [121].
• Bateman, Mr., [133].
• Battle of Sligo, [139].
• Battler, The, [351].
• ‘Beds’ of Dermot and Grainne, [51].
• Bee-hive Huts. (See [Clochauns].)
• Begerin, [402].
• Bells, Ecclesiastical, [346].
• Chumascach, [348].
• St. Patrick’s, or Armagh, [346].
• Beranger, Gabriel, [72].
• Bernard, Dr., [184].
• Bernard, Dr. J. H., [351].
• Betham, Sir Wm., [349], [350].
• Bishop’s Island, [284].
• Board of Public Works, [181], [258], [303], [341].
• Book of Armagh, [50].
• Ballymote, [142], [150], [152], [155].
• Kells, [306], [351].
• Lecan, [140].
• Leinster, [150].
• Rights, [234], [240].
• Borlase, C. W., [52], [54], [55], [58], [70], [71], [75].
• Brash, R. R., [35], [38], [152], [242].
• Breac Moedoc, The, [352].
• Breagho, Stones at, [130].
• Brehon’s Chair, [42], [72].
• Brian Boru, [184], [307], [309].
• Bridges, [401].
• Athlone, [403].
• Killaloe, [402].
• Newbridge, [403].
• Thomond, Limerick, [403].
• British Archaic Sculpturings, [35].
• Bronze Age, [49], [66], [76], [90], [98], [105], [134], [202].
• Bronze, Discovery of, [204].
• Armlets, [240].
• Arrow-heads, [227].
• Bridle-bits, [229].
• Caldrons, [233].
• Celts, [206].
• ‘Dowris,’ [234].
• Fibulæ, [238].
• ‘Head-stalls,’ [232].
• Irish, Analysis of, [205].
• Mycenæan, Analysis of, [205].
• Ornaments, [237].
• Penannular Rings, [239], [248].
• Rapiers, [216].
• Ring Pins, [238].
• Shields, [227].
• Spears, [222].
• Swords, [213].
• Sword-sheaths, [219].
• Trumpets, [235].
• Bruce, Edward, [401].
• Brugh na Boinne, [81].
• Budge, Dr., [206].
• Buick, Rev. Dr., [267].
• Bulleid, Mr. Arthur, [266].
• Bulláns, [43].
• Clane, [46].
• Dowth, [45].
• Garranbane, [45].
• Kill o’ the Grange, [46].
• Lough Macnean, Upper, [47].
• Meelehans, [46].
• Newgrange, [45].
• Slieve-na-Calliaghe, [45].
• Standing stone, [45].
• Templenaffrin, [46].
• Burial Customs, [49], [132].
• Remains, Exploration of, [133].
• Butler, Rev. R., [399].
• Cahers, [171].
• Caher Fada an Doruis, [178].
• Cahernamactirech, [178].
• Cairbre Lifeachair, [151].
• Cairns, [49], [98], [112].
• Horned, [120].
• Cairns at​—​
• Barr of Fintona, [113].
• Belvoir, [113].
• Bighy, [116].
• Cairn’s Hill, [112].
• Doohat, [118].
• Knocknarea, [112].
• Loughcrew, [98].
• Calliagh Vera or Birra, [58], [99].
• Camden, [3].
• Cane, Richard, [404].
• Cannistown Church, [370].
• Canoes or ‘Dug-Outs,’ [274].
• Carnac, [127].
• Carnbawn, [98].
• Carrowmore, Stone Monuments at, [75].
• Burials at, [135].
• Cashels, [171].
• Castellated Mansions, [390].
• Castles, Anglo-Norman, [383].
• Bullock, [393].
• Carrickfergus, [401].
• Dalkey, [394].
• Drimnagh, [394].
• Dublin, [401].
• King John’s, Limerick, [400].
• Malahide, [385].
• Maynooth, [389].
• Scurloughstown, [393].
• Swords, [394].
• Castlerock, [189].
• Catalogue of Antiquities, Royal Irish Academy, [111], [194], [203], [210], [219], [234], [257], [274].
• of Gold, Roy. Ir. Acad., [242].
• Cathach, or Caah, [349].
• Cathair Crofinn, [167].
• Cat-stone, [5].
• Celleach, Bishop, [59].
• Celtic Church, The, [286].
• Celts, see [Bronze], [Copper], [Stone].
• Chair of the Tyrone O’Neills, [39].
• Chalices, [356].
• Ardagh, [357].
• Chamber Monument, [51].
• Christchurch, [366].
• Christian Inscriptions (G. Petrie), [319].
• Churches, Early, [289].
• Belfries, [292].
• Doorways, [289].
• Choir Arches, [291].
• Masonry of, [292].
• Roofs, [292].
• Windows, [290].
• Friar’s Island, [304].
• Glendalough, [297].
• Killiney, [293].
• Kilmurvey, [290].
• Kilternan, [293].
• St. Colman’s, Kilmacduagh, [290].
• St. Fechin of Fore, [290].
• St. Flannan’s, Killaloe, [307].
• Churches, Early Decorated, [308].
• Aghadoe, [318].
• Clonfert, [318].
• Cormac’s Chapel, [313].
• Devorgilla’s, Clonmacnoise, [318].
• Freshford, [316].
• Iniscaltra, [309].
• Killeshin, [310].
• Rahan, [311].
• Tuam Cathedral, [318].
• Churches, Early Pointed, [365].
• Later, [362].
• Cinerary urns, [49], [143].
• Cistercian Order, Abbeys of, [363].
• Cists, [49].
• Greenhills, [66].
• National Museum, [66].
• Phœnix Park, [63], [65].
• Civilisation of Sweden in Heathen Times, [137].
• Clady Church, [370].
• Clocha Labartha, [7].
• Clochauns, [172], [279].
• Dingle, [177].
• Fahan, [178].
• Inismurray, [182].
• Skellig Michael, [280].
• Cloch-bhreac, [19].
• Cloch-i-neely, [43].
• Cloch-lia, [19].
• Cloch-na-n’Arm, [79].
• Cloghafoyle, [13].
• Cloictheach, [334].
• Clontarf, [121].
• Cochrane, Mr. Robert, [250].
• Coffey, Mr. George, [90], [93], [105], [204], [223].
• Coire an Daghdha, [233].
• Conal Cearnach, [46].
• Conchobhar, [101].
• Conquer Hill, [121].
• Conwell, E. A., [7], [39], [99], [101], [103].
• Copper Age, [202].
• Arrow-heads, [227].
• Celts, [303].
• in Ireland, [204].
• Cormac Mac Art, [51], [168], [171].
• Cormac McCarthy, [313].
• Coronation Stone, [9].
• Crannogs, [252].
• (See [Lake-Dwellings].)
• Ballinamore, [268].
• Ballyconnell, [268].
• Clones, [267].
• Lagore, [254].
• Lisnacroghera, [263].
• Loughavilly, [270].
• Lough Eyes, [264].
• Lough Faughan, [256].
• Lough Gur, [258].
• Lough Roughan, [257].
• Miracles, the, [270].
• Monaghan, [258].
• Moylarg, [207].
• Roscrea, [245].
• Scotch, [265].
• Strokestown, [268].
• Stone, [268].
• Submarine, [268].
• Crannog Huts at Drumkellin, [271].
• Kilnamaddo, [271].
• Crannog Pottery, [272].
• Spears, [226].
• Cremation, [136].
• Cromlechs, [49].
• Ballyedmond, [73].
• Ballymascanlan, [55], [62].
• Black Lion, [60].
• Brennanstown (Glen Druid), [71].
• Castlederg, [77].
• Cloghtogh, [76].
• Four Maols, the, [59].
• Glencullen, [73].
• Glensouthwell, [72].
• Greenmount, [59].
• Howth, [66].
• Kernanstown, [57].
• Kilternan, [74].
• Knockmany, [74].
• Labacallee, [58].
• Legananny, [61].
• Lennan, [77].
• Monasterboice, [58].
• Mount Venus, [60].
• Shanganagh, [71].
• Shankill, [74].
• Slievemore, [77].
• Crosiers, [352].
• Cashel, [353].
• Lismore, [354].
• St. Berach, [353].
• Cross of Cong, [354].
• Crosses, Early Irish, [319].
• Clonmacnoise, [319], [321].
• Finglas, [320].
• Kells, [321].
• Monasterboice, [323].
• Tully, [320].
• Crotals, [234].
• Cruachan, [13].
• Cruck-na-clia, [77].
• Cup-and-Circle Markings, [23].
• Cumdachs, [349].
• Book of Dimma, [349].
• Book of Mulling, [349].
• St. Columba’s Psalter, [349].
• Stowe Missal, [349].
• Currachs, [276].
• Dalkey Church, [371].
• Dallans, [5].
• D’Alton, J., [375].
• D’Arcy, Dr. S. A., [267].
• Dathi, [13], [81].
• Day, Mr. Robert, [30].
• De Courcy, John, [383].
• Deer-stone, Glendalough, [46].
• De Lacy, Hugh, [383].
• Walter, [389].
• Denmark, King of, [55].
• Dermot Mac Murrough, [298].
• Dermot, son of Fergus, [165].
• Devenish, [344], [402].
• Dextera Dei, or Hand Symbol, [329].
• Diarmid O’Duibhne, [51].
• Dolmens, [51].
• Dolmens of Ireland, [53], [58].
• Domnach Airgid, [351].
• Domnall of Kells, [351].
• Donagh O’Brien, [313].
• Doon Cave, [164].
• Dorban, [80].
• Dowris, [234].
• Dowth, [45], [48], [91].
• Carvings at, [95].
• Entrance to, [94].
• Drew, Sir Thomas, [366].
• Druid’s Altar, [52].
• Chairs, [38], [72].
• Judgment Seat, [40].
• Temple, [125].
• Drumnakilly, [45], [146].
• Duald Mac Firbis, [13].
• Dubh Caher, [172], [176].
• Du Chaillu, M., [120].
• Dumha na nGiall, [168].
• Dunraven, Lord, [335], [357], [359].
• Duns, [159], [161].
• Ængus, [172], [176].
• Aillinne, [171].
• Conor, [176].
• Dorsay, [161].
• Eochla, [176].
• Onaght, [176].
• Dunamoe, [172], [180].
• Dunbeg, [172], [178].
• Dundrum, Co. Down, [189].
• Du Noyer, George, [30], [52], [58], [70], [100], [177], [189].
• Dunsinane, Hill, [163].
• Durer, Albert, Altar Piece by, [386].
• Dysart, [135].
• Early Age of Greece, [138], [139].
• Early Christian Remains classified, [2].
• Early Metallurgy of Copper, Tin, and Iron in Europe, [205].
• Ecclesiastical Architecture (G. Petrie), [14], [80], [183], [301], [309], [312].
• Eglone, [12].
• Egyptian Decorative Art, [105].
• Egyptian Monoliths, [56].
• Egypt under the Great Pyramid-Builders, [206].
• Eirde Houses, [163].
• Emania, or Navan Fort, [169].
• Eoghan Bel, [59], [139].
• Evans, Mr. Arthur, [104], [240].
• Evans, Sir John, [195], [223], [229].
• Excursions through Ireland, [74].
• Fahan, ‘Ancient City of,’ [178].
• Falkiner, Rev. W., [164].
• Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar, [76].
• Feis Teamhair, [165].
• Fergus Mac Earc, [9].
• Ferguson, Sir Samuel, [77], [78].
• Fergusson, James, [16], [53], [61], [100], [109], [110].
• Fiachra, [142].
• Fingal, [375].
• Fingal and its Churches, [375].
• Fin Mac Coul, [51], [68], [168], [171].
• FitzGerald, Lord Walter, [20].
• Flaking Tools, or Fabricators, [195].
• Fleatuch, [12].
• Flint, [189].
• Arrow-heads, [190].
• Cores, [189].
• Knives, [194].
• Spear-heads, [191].
• Florencecourt, [117].
• Fonts, [378].
• Christchurch, [382].
• Clonard, [381].
• Dunsany, [382].
• Kilcarn, [379].
• Kilkenny Castle, [379].
• Killeshin, [379].
• Killiney, [378].
• Kilternan, [378].
• St. John’s Point, [379].
• Food-vessels in Graves, [147].
• Forradh, [8], [167].
• Fothach Rath Grainne, [168].
• Fothadh Airgthech, [150].
• Franks, Sir A. W., [221], [222].
• Frazer, Dr. W., [35], [100].
• Gallauns, [5].
• Gentleman’s Magazine, [38].
• Giants’ Graves, [51], [63].
• Giant’s Load, [62].
• Glasgavlen, [43].
• Glasinac, [133].
• Glastonbury, [266].
• Glencolumbkille, [122].
• Glen Fahan, [178].
• Glenmalin, [110].
• Glensouthwell, [42].
• Gold in Ireland, [241].
• Fibulæ, [248].
• ‘Finds,’ [243], [249].
• Diadem, or Tiara, [247].
• Lunulæ, or Lunette, [245].
• Ornaments, Varieties of, [242].
• Torques, [243].
• Goromna, [268].
• Gowland, Mr. W., [205].
• Grainger, Rev. Canon, [263].
• Collection, [143], [226], [234].
• Grainne, [51], [168].
• Grain-rubber, [44].
• Graves, Bishop, [24], [25], [26], [27], [152], [153], [157].
• Graves, Early Christian, [331].
• Kilnasaggart, [331].
• St. John’s Point, [331].
• Town-y-Chapel, [332].
• Graves, Rev. James, [10].
• Graves, Triangular, [120].
• Greenwell, Rev. Canon, [227].
• Guaire, King, [59].
• Guide to Lough Corrib, [121].
• Hag’s Castle, [268].
• Chair, [39], [102].
• Hallstatt, [134], [222].
• Hatshepsut, Queen, Obelisk by, [56].
• Hibernia (Camden), [3].
• Hill of Executions, [60].
• Rath, [136].
• Hissarlik, [205].
• Holed-stones, [14].
• Aghadoe, [16].
• Ardmore, [16].
• Castledermot, [20].
• Cuil-Irra, [19].
• Cushendall, [19].
• Doagh, [19].
• Inniskeen, [19].
• Inismurray, [21].
• Kilmalkedar, [16].
• Mainistir, [20].
• Hore Abbey, [313].
• Horœ Ferales, [219], [220].
• Howth Collegiate Church, [375].
• Lord, Tomb of, [376].
• Hugh O’Neill, [39].
• Hy Fiachrach, [59].
• Hyndford Crannog, [266].
• Inauguration Stones, [38].
• Incense Cups, [148].
• Inis Cathaigh, [284].
• Inishmaan, [176].
• Inishmore, [176].
• Inis-mac-Nessan, [378].
• Inismacsaint, [402].
• Inismurray, [173], [181], [286].
• Interments, Primitive, [49].
• Ireland’s Eye, [377].
• Irish Antiquarian Remains, Classified, [2].
• Irish Antiquarian Researches, [349].
• Irish Names of Places, [159].
• Irish-Romanesque Work, [309].
• Iron, [206].
• Age, Early, [222].
• Caldrons, [234].
• Journal, Roy. Soc. of Antiq., Ir., [16], [20], [35], [44], [46], [47], [60], [76], [77], [106], [110], [116], [136], [161], [163], [165], [174], [179], [194], [219], [234], [242], [250], [267], [268], [332], [402].
• Journal of Hellenic Studies, [105].
• Joyce, Dr. P. W., [159], [160], [161].
• Journal of the Anthropological Institute, [204].
• Karnak, Obelisks, [56].
• Keller, Dr., [256], [264].
• Kelly, Dr. Dillon, [135].
• Killee, Stones at, [130].
• Kilmacnessan, [378].
• Kinahan, Mr. G. H., [11], [30], [44], [188], [402].
• King Cormac’s Chapel, [362].
• Kistvaens, [49].
• Knoc Baine, [76].
• Knockaulin, Hill of, [171].
• Lacknacor, Flagstone at, [42].
• Lagore Crannog, [94], [231], [254].
• Lake-dwellings, [263].
• (See [Crannogs].)
• Area of Distribution, [264].
• England, [266].
• Scotland, [265].
• Switzerland, [263].
• Lake-Dwellings (Dr. Keller), [256].
• Lake-Dwellings of Europe (Dr. Munro), [259], [271].
• Lake Dwellings of Ireland (Col. Wood-Martin), [231], [263], [269].
• Lake Stone-dwellings, [268].
• Laoghaire, King, [50], [140].
• Larne Implements, [196].
• Late Celtic Art, [221].
• La Tène Period, [222].
• Layard, Mr., [268].
• Leaba Diarmida agus Grainne, [51].
• Leabhar na h-Uidhre, [80], [150].
• Leacht Con Mic Ruis, [108].
• Leaghauns, [8].
• Lebour, M. G. A., [53].
• Le Decer, John, [404].
• Lefroy, General, [59].
• Legamaddy. (See [Stone Circles].)
• Lett, Rev. Canon, [161].
• Lettered Cave, [31].
• Lhwyd, Edward, [82], [97].
• Lia Fail, [8], [168].
• Lia Lamha Laich, [199].
• Life of St. Patrick, [6].
• Lis or Lios, [159].
• Lisnacroghera, [219], [226], [234], [263].
• Loch Dowalton Crannog, [265].
• Dughaill Crannog, [266].
• Lochlee Crannog, [265].
• Locmariaker, [89].
• Loughcrew, [39], [58], [98].
• Lough Ballinafad, [268].
• Bola, [268].
• Cam, [268].
• Derg, [42].
• Mask, [268].
• Melvin, [35].
• Owel, [275].
• Skannive, [268].
• Louthiana, [341].
• Lynch, Mr. P. J., [174], [179].
• Mab, or Maeve, Queen, [112].
• Macalister, Mr. Stewart, [179], [180].
• Macbeth’s Castle, [163].
• Mac Cullagh, Professor, [356].
• Macha, Queen, [170].
• Maelmuiri, [80].
• Malachy O’Morgair, [277], [363].
• Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish, [141], [142], [150], [180].
• Martyrology of Donegal, [286].
• Maxwell, Sir Herbert, [265].
• Medune, Tombs of, [205].
• Mellifont, [363].
• Memphis, Monolith at, [56].
• Mesgegra, King, [46].
• Metal Work, [345].
• Methers, [274].
• Milligan, Mr. Seaton, [235].
• Miltown, Canoe discovered at, [276].
• Min, or Mind, [245].
• Minchen Hampton, [16].
• Miscan Maeve, [112].
• Molyneux, [97].
• Monasteries, Later, [363].
• Monastic Settlements, [279].
• Inismurray, [286].
• Skellig Michael, [280].
• Montelius, Professor, [106], [137].
• Moryson, Fynes, [39].
• Mounds, [121].
• Mount Callan, [152].
• Mountjoy, Lord, [39].
• Moytura, [121].
• Mudge, Captain, [256].
• Munro, Dr. Robert, [48], [133], [163], [259], [264], [266], [271].
• Murray’s Handbook for Ireland, [127].
• Mycenæ, [90], [104], [105].
• Mycencæan Age, The, [91].
• Naper, J. L. W., [99].
• National Museum, [2], [45], [64], [65], [155], [195], [197], [202], [203], [213], [217], [222], [227], [230], [233], [235], [241], [275], [352], [360].
• Nature, [53].
• Navan Fort, or Emania, [170].
• Neolithic Man in Ireland, [188].
• Newgrange, [45], [48].
• Tumulus at, [81].
• Carvings on stone, [86].
• Ober Meilen, [256], [263].
• O’Brien, Donough Cairbreach, [184].
• Murkertagh, [184].
• O’Conor, King Roderick, [354], [389].
• O’Curry, Eugene, [73], [141], [150], [180], [199].
• Odin, or Wodin, [17].
• O’Donovan, John, [167].
• Oileán-an-Easpoiggortaig, [285].
• Ogam Alphabet, [153].
• Characters on other objects, [156].
• Ogam Inscribed Monuments of the Gaedhil, [152], [160].
• Ogam stones, [150], [152].
• Number of, [154].
• Ballintaggart, [155].
• Ballyknock, [156].
• Burnham, [155].
• Drumloghan, [156].
• Dunloe, [156].
• Monataggart, [154].
• National Museum, [155].
• Parknasilla, [155].
• St. Dogmael, [155].
• Oldcastle, [39], [58], [98].
• Ollamh Fodhla, [39], [101], [103].
• Tomb of, [7].
• Chair of, [103].
• One Man’s Cairn, [144].
• O’Neill, Henry, [70], [73], [74].
• Sir Phelim, [258].
• O’Neills, [38], [183].
• Oratories, Origin of, [278].
• Where situated, [279].
• Gallerus, [282].
• Kilmalkedar, [283].
• Temple Gael, [283].
• Ornament, Late Celtic, [221].
• Spiral, [104].
• Pagan Ireland, [15], [16], [135].
• Pairc-na-gclochalabartha, [7].
• Palstave, [208].
• Parker, J. H., [99], [391].
• Patrickstown Hill, [98].
• Pembridge’s Annals, [404].
• Petrie, Dr. Flinders, [104], [105], [202].
• Petrie, George, [9], [13], [80], [167], [176], [183], [206], [245], [254], [277], [289], [298], [301], [307], [309], [317], [319], [334].
• Pfhalbauten, [264].
• Picts’ Houses, [163].
• Pillar-Stones, [5].
• Ballynacraig, [12].
• Castlecool, [12].
• Finner, [12].
• Glenasmole, [12].
• Keimaneigh, [13].
• Kesh, [11], [79].
• Killowen, [79].
• Kilmacrenan, [11].
• Kilnasaggart, [78], [331].
• Muff, [10].
• Newgrange, [12].
• Tara, [8].
• Pitt-Rivers, General, [266].
• Plunkett, Colonel, [66].
• Plunkett, Maud, Tomb of, [386].
• Politics (Aristotle), [123].
• Portstewart, [189].
• Praying Stones, [21].
• Prehistoric remains classified, [2].
• Prehistoric Scotland, [48], [163], [265].
• Primeval Antiquities of Denmark, [136].
• Proleek Stone, [62].
• Querns, [44].
• Quoits, Fin Mac Coul’s, [68].
• Raised Beaches, [189].
• Rameses II., Statue of, [56].
• Rambles and Studies in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Dalmatia, [134].
• Rathcroghan, [13].
• Raths, [159].
• Number of, [160].
• Caelchon, [168].
• Downpatrick, [170].
• Grainne, [168].
• Gurteen, [163].
• Naas, [171].
• na Riogh, [168].
• na Seanadh, [168].
• Tara, [167].
• Tullahogue, [39].
• Whitechurch, [162].
• Red Branch Knights, [170].
• Reginald’s Tower, [396].
• Reilick Odrain, [288].
• Rhys, Dr., [154], [157].
• Ridgeway, Mr. Wm., [138].
• Rock Basins, [43].
• Rocking-stones, [36].
• Black Lion, [36].
• Brown’s Bay, [37].
• Highwood, [36].
• Northern Moytura, [37].
• Rock of Cashel, [312].
• Rock-Scribings, [23].
• Bantry, [30].
• Boho, [30].
• Broughshane, [30].
• Cloverhill, [30].
• Gillie’s Hole, [33].
• Knockmore, [31].
• Lough Blocknet, [31].
• Loughnacloyduff, [33].
• Mevagh, [30].
• Round Towers, [333].
• General conclusions regarding, [334].
• Doorways, [337].
• Windows and Apertures, [338].
• Clondalkin, [339].
• Devenish, [344].
• Kildare, [342].
• Lusk, [340].
• Monasterboice, [340].
• Swords, [340].
• Round Towers of Ireland, Origin and Uses of, [334].
• Royal Irish Academy, [99], [153], [245], [254], [352], [360].
• Collection, [45], [64], [114], [147], [199], [200], [213], [235], [242], [357], [403].
• Proceedings, [66], [100], [164], [268].
• Transactions, [27], [106], [180], [223], [352].
• Royal Residences, Ancient, [165].
• Royal Society of Antiquaries, [219].
• Journal, [60], [76], [77], [106], [110], [161], [163], [174], [175], [179], [194], [219], [234], [242], [250], [267], [268], [332].
• Rude Stone Monuments, Fergusson, [100], [120].
• Rude Stone Monuments of Sligo, Col. Wood-Martin, [19], [75], [100], [111], [120].
• Samhain, [170].
• Scattery Island, [284].
• Schliemann, [205], [218].
• Schliemann’s Excavations, [91], [104], [138].
• Schuchhardt, Dr., [91], [104].
• Scientific Transactions, Royal Dublin Society, [188].
• Senchas-na-Relec, [80].
• Shearman, Rev. Francis, [46].
• Shirley, Mr., [269].
• Shrines, [347].
• (See [Cumdachs].)
• St. Mura’s Bell, [348].
• St. Patrick’s Bell, [349].
• St. Senan’s Bell, [347].
• Simpson, Sir James, [35].
• Skellig Michael, [279].
• Slieve-na-Calliaghe, [39], [45], [98].
• Sligo, Battle of, [59].
• Slope of the Chariots, [230].
• Souterrains, [161].
• Spenser, Edmund, [38].
• St. Audoen’s Arch, [401].
• St. Brigid’s Chair, [42].
• St. Caimin, [309].
• St. Carthach, [312].
• St. Catherine’s Pond, [375].
• St. Columba, Flagstone of, [42].
• House of, Kells, [305].
• Life of (Adamnan), [286].
• St. Declan, [312].
• Day of, [16].
• St. Dogmael’s, [155].
• St. Doulough’s Church, [373].
• Well, [375].
• St. Fechin of Fore, [285].
• St. Fintan’s Church, [377].
• St. Ibar, [402].
• St. Kevin, [297].
• Bed of, [303].
• House or Kitchen of, [300].
• St. Kieran, [319].
• St. Laurence O’Toole, [303].
• St. Macarthen, [351].
• St. Mac Dara, Church of, [296].
• St. Madron, Well of, [16].
• St. Molaise or Laisrén, [286].
• St. Molaisi Diamhinsi, [288].
• St. Patrick, [5].
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral, [365].
• St. Ruadan of Lorrha, [115].
• St. Senan, [284].
• Stokes, Dr., [157].
• Stone Age, [49], [90], [137], [141], [187].
• Axe-hammers, Perforated, [199].
• Celts, [195].
• Celts in Crannogs, [271].
• Stone Circles, [122].
• Ballynoe (Ligamaddy), [125].
• Carrowmore, [75].
• Callernish, [130].
• Lough Gur, [126].
• Newgrange, [124].
• Slieve-na-Greidle, [125].
• Wattle Bridge, [125].
• Stone of Destiny, [8], [167].
• Stone Forts, [159].
• Aran Islands, [176].
• Caherconree, [174].
• Co. Clare, [175].
• Dingle, [176].
• Fahan, [177].
• Grianan of Aileach, [183].
• Moghane, [175].
• Staigue, [173].
• Stone Implements, [187].
• Sullivan, Dr., [140], [142].
• Tacitus, [137], [162].
• Taillten or Teltainn, [81], [100], [171].
• Táin-bó-Cuailgne, [150].
• Tara, [165].
• Brooch, [360].
• Raths on, [167].
• Teach Cormaic, [168].
• Miodchuarta, [168].
• Molaise, [287].
• Teampull Ceanannach, [292].
• Teampull-na-Bfear, [287].
• Praying Stones at, [21].
• Teampull-na-mBan, [22], [287].
• Teampull-na-Teindh, [288].
• Tehuti-hetap, [56].
• Tempo, [45].
• Ten Years’ Digging in Egypt, [205], [206].
• Thompson, Dr. Maunde, [351].
• Three Rock Mountain, [72], [73].
• Timahoe, Doorway of Round Tower, [311].
• Tin, [204].
• Tiryns, Frieze at, [105].
• Tlachtga, Palace of, [170].
• Tober Brigid, [47].
• Tobernavean, [19].
• Todd, Dr. J. H., [6].
• Tory Island, [43].
• Tower-house, [390].
• Town Gates, [396].
• Athenry, [398].
• ‘Sheep’ Gate, Trim, [398].
• St. Laurence’s, Drogheda, [397].
• West Gate, Drogheda, [398].
• Town Walls, [396].
• Athenry, [399].
• Clonmel, [400].
• Galway, [400].
• Kilmallock, [400].
• Limerick, [400].
• Londonderry, [400].
• New Ross, [400].
• Treasury of Atreus, [90].
• Tullakeel, [25].
• Tumuli, Chambered, [80].
• Tumuli, Chambered, at​—​
• Dowth, [91].
• Knowth, [91].
• Loughcrew, [98].
• Newgrange, [81].
• Uley, [84].
• Urns, Sepulchral, [143].
• Ussher, Mr. R. J., [162], [188].
• Valenciennes, M., [35].
• Vallancey, General, [152], [333].
• Viking Age, [120].
• Vitruvius, [104].
• Wangen, [265].
• Ward, Hill of, [170].
• Ware, Sir James, [319].
• Weems, [163].
• Westropp, Mr. T. J., [175].
• Whitepark Bay, [189].
• Wilde, Sir William, [93], [96], [121], [209], [210], [217], [219], [222], [236], [237], [242], [244], [246], [252], [254].
• See [Catalogue of Antiquities].
• Woden, or Odin, [17].
• Wood-Martin, Colonel, [14], [16], [19], [24], [50], [60], [75], [110], [120], [135], [231].
• Worsaae, [136].
• Yellow Steeple, Trim, [399].
• Yokes, [232].

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Transcriber’s Notes