Power Across Provinces
A Year Seen Through Annals The surviving Irish annals give 1110 an unusually clear, if...
View RecordHugh de Lacy’s Death
Ireland in 1186 was neither conquered nor politically united. Seventeen years after the first Anglo-Norman...
View RecordIce Age Threshold
Modern calendar-year precision cannot be recovered for 31,997 BCE. The label is a retrospective point...
View RecordDoneraile’s Butchery Debate
The label 31,858 BCE is a modern convenience, not a year that anyone living in...
View RecordFires and Hostages
The year 1020 in Ireland is unusually vivid in the annalistic record because several notices...
View RecordDerryvree’s Buried Lakebed
The label 31,883 BCE offers a useful point on a modern timeline, but it cannot...
View RecordA Year of Upheaval
The surviving record of 1061 presents Ireland as a landscape of competing dynasties, vulnerable settlements...
View RecordKingship in Flux
The surviving Irish annals make 1046 unusually visible, but only in sharp fragments. They record...
View RecordKings, Clerics and Fire
The record of this year is unusually revealing, but it must be read with care....
View RecordNorth Cork’s Single Incision
“31,880 BCE” is a modern label, not a date that anyone living in prehistoric Ireland...
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