Table of Contents
- Michael Conry: The Personality of County Carlow: landscape and people.
- Gillian F. Barrett: Early landscapes in County Carlow: an aerial perspective
- Jenifer Ni Ghradaigh: Agha church: architectural iconography and building ambiguities.
- Maire B. de Paor: St Moling, contemplative Christianity and the medieval landscape of South Carlow: Biblical style in the poem Gair na Gairbhe.
- Michael O’Neill: The medieval churches and Old Leighlin Cathedral in County Carlow.
- Adrian Empey: The Liberty and counties of Carlow in the high middle ages
- Linda Doran: Medieval settlement hierarchy in Carlow and the ‘Carlow Corridor’ 1200-1550.
- Colum Kenny: New Leighlin: an Anglo-Norman settlement.
- Margaret Murphy: Tullow – from medieval manor to market town.
- Kevin Down: Agriculture and the manorial economy in County Carlow in the late thirteenth century
- Emmett O’Byrne: ‘A divided loyalty’: The MacMurroughs, the Irish of Leinster and the Crown of England 1340-1420.
- Philomena Connolly: ‘The head and comfort of Leinster’: Carlow as the administrative capital of Ireland, 1361-1394
- Robert MacCarthy: The Church of Ireland in County Carlow, 1549-2000.
- William Nolan: County Carlow 1641-1660: Geography, land ownership and society.
- Catherine Ann Power: The origins and development of, c.1671 – 2000.
- Thomas King: Carlow town and its hinterland in the eighteenth century.
- Donal McCartney: Parliamentary representation and Electoral Politics in Carlow.
- John McEvoy: The Carlow College Priest – from Australasia to the Americas.
- Maura Duggan: United Irishmen, Orangemen and the 1798 rebellion in County Carlow.
- Pádraig Ó Snodaigh: Ceatharlach i 1798 – nua amharc ar na staraithe.
- Thomas McDonnell: Thomas A. Cobden, 1794-1842: An architect in County Carlow.
- Fearghus O Fearghail: Cardinal Patrick Francis Moran of Leighlinbridge, 1830-1911.
- R. Timothy Campbell and Stephen A. Royle: The country house and its demesne in County Carlow.
- Jimmy O’Toole: The landed gentry in decline – A County Carlow perspective.
- Eileen McGregor: Edward O’Toole, 1860-1943: Rathvilly schoolteacher and nationalist.
- Thomas McGrath: Politics, eductaion and religion in the Age of Revolution: Bishop Patrick Foley of Kildare and Leighlin, 1896-1926.
- Brian Donnelly: Local Government in County Carlow, 1899-1970.
- Francis Devine: Pádraig Mac Gamhna, Paddy Bergin and labour in Carlow.
- Caoimhín Ó Néill: An Ghaeilge i gCeatharloch – Athbheochan agus Athnuachan, 1972-2008.
- Thomas King and Carmel Flahavan: County Carlow: A select bibliography.
- Index of names and places.
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