Castlepook’s Putative Toolmark
31,936 BCE is a modern calendar label, not a year for which Ireland’s archaeological record...
View RecordPilgrims and Raids
The surviving record for Ireland in 1028 is not the story of a single decisive...
View RecordCastlepook’s Open Tundra
“31,852 BCE” is a modern numerical label, not a year that can be isolated in...
View RecordThe Trembling Sod
The annalist’s verdict on 1145 was stark: there was “great war” and Ireland became a...
View RecordMaguirebridge’s Arctic Silts
“31,864 BCE” is a modern filing point, not a date that can be recovered from...
View RecordRuaidrí’s Royal Peace
Power at the Centre Ireland in 1168 stood between two defining moments. The collapse of...
View RecordContested Lordships
In 1204, Ireland was not a single political unit. King John was lord of Ireland,...
View RecordCrag Cave’s Interstadial Drips
Modern calendar-year precision is not available for Ireland in 31,873 BCE. The label is a...
View RecordCastlepook’s Open Season
The label 31,845 BCE gives a reassuringly exact appearance to a time for which exact...
View RecordBefore Maximum Ice
31,950 BCE is not a year for which Irish history can be written in the...
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