Fermanagh’s Silt Interval
“31,868 BCE” is a useful modern label, not a date at which anyone in Ireland...
View RecordTairdelbach’s Waterford Fleet
Ireland in 1137 was a land of ambitious overkings, shifting alliances and increasingly organised churches,...
View RecordCave Sediment Chronologies
“31,932 BCE” is a modern calendar label, not a date that can be matched to...
View RecordKingship in Flux
The surviving Irish annals make 1046 unusually visible, but only in sharp fragments. They record...
View RecordFrontiers Under Pressure
Ireland in 1178 was neither conquered nor divided into two simple, united camps. The lordship...
View RecordCastlepook’s Reindeer Horizon
“31,923 BCE” is a modern calendar label, not a year that can be isolated in...
View RecordThe Cut-Marked Reindeer
The label 31,919 BCE is a modern calendar convention, not a year for which Ireland...
View RecordRuaidrí’s Royal Peace
Power at the Centre Ireland in 1168 stood between two defining moments. The collapse of...
View RecordFortunes of the North
In 1197, the sharpest recorded upheavals in Ireland occurred in the north, where John de...
View RecordMaguirebridge’s Sedgewater Fauna
The label 31,826 BCE is a modern calendar convenience, not a date at which Ireland’s...
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