Contest for Connacht
In 1203, Ireland’s political map was neither simply Gaelic nor simply Anglo-Norman. Kings, provincial dynasties,...
View RecordCrag Cave Calcite Growth
Modern calendar precision cannot be carried back reliably to 31,965 BCE. The number is a...
View RecordReindeer Processing at Castlepook
The label 31,979 BCE gives a useful point on a modern timeline, but it does...
View RecordMaguirebridge’s Tundra Lake
“31,896 BCE” is a modern calendar label, not a year that anybody in Ireland could...
View RecordDerryvree’s Tundra Silt
31,831 BCE is not a year that can be recovered from the Irish archaeological record...
View RecordRuth Carden’s Reassessment
The label 31,954 BCE cannot identify a recorded Irish year, an event, a ruler or...
View RecordNiall’s Capture in Uí Maine
The surviving annals present 1163 as a year of strained authority rather than decisive conquest....
View RecordSitriuc Blinds Braen
Four years after the battle of Clontarf, Ireland in 1018 was not a country at...
View RecordFermanagh’s Silt Interval
“31,868 BCE” is a useful modern label, not a date at which anyone in Ireland...
View RecordA Year of Strain
In 1081 Ireland was not a single state governed from one capital. It was a...
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