JGAHS Vol. 59 (2007) 

Karen Molloy & Michael O’Connell:

Fresh insights into long-term environmental change on the Aran Islands based on Palaeoecological investigations of lake sediments on Inis Oírr.

Joseph Mannion:

Vestiges of Celtic Mythology in the Placenames of Lough Corrib and its hinterland.

Colmán Ó Clabaigh:

The Mendicant Friars in the Medieval Diocese of Clonfert.

Eoghan Ó hAnnracháin:

Men of the West in the Galleys of France

Claire E. Lyons:

A re-discovered letter of Sylvester O’Halloran to Dr. de Salis, 1 February 1777.

Patrick Hogan:

The role of Connacht’s landed Gentry in the passing of the legislative Act of Union of Great Britain and Ireland , in 1800.

Diarmuid Ó Cearbhaill:

‘Full of the old Galway Spirit’ The O’Kellys of Creeraun and Cooloo.

James Mitchell:

Thomas Drane, Professor of Civil Engineering, Queens College Galway 1849.

Pádraig G. Lane:

Rentals and communities in Galway in the immediate aftermath of the Famine.

John Dunleavy:

Michael Davitt’s Lancashire apprenticeship.

Danny Denton:

On the truth of the ‘German Plot’.

Cian Marnell:

Social History and oral art – reflections on the collected folklore of Menlo, near Galway City.

Martin Jones:

Eating Out – prehistoric food preparation sites on the route of the Loughrea by-pass, Co. Galway.

Brendan Walsh:

A possible Viking Ship setting at Treanbeg, Co. Mayo.

George Geddes:

The Buildings of the Loughrea-Attymon Light Railway.

Maura Scannell:

‘The Rush Gatherers, Lough Corrib, Connemara, Ireland ’. A chromolithograph of a painting by J.J. Hill.

Graham Hull:

A mid-19^th century view of Galway City.

Peadar O’Dowd:

Galway Golf Course Spandrel.

JGAHS Vol. 58 (2006)

Nollaig O Muraíle:

‘Dubtaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh and County Mayo’.

Eoghan O hAnnracháin:

‘William O Shaughnessy’.

Patrick Hogan:

‘The Support of Connacht’s Catholic Hierarchy for the Legislative Union’.

Pádraig G Lane:

‘ Connacht Agrarian Unrest in Fiction c. 1800-1850'.

James Mitchell:

‘Thomas Skilling (1793-1865): Part 2'.

Geraldine Curtin:

‘Archival Holdings of the Michael Davitt Museum’.

Kieran Waldron:

‘The Making of the Archbishops of Tuam’.

John Morrissey:

‘ Ireland ’s Great War’.

Una Newell:

‘The Rising of the Moon: Galway 1916'.

Sean Mac Giollarnáth:

(Gerald O’Connor), ‘James Connolly’.

Susan Jones:

‘Alice Kinkead and the last Portrait of Conrad’.

Joseph Mannion:

‘The Seanchineoil and the Sogain’.

Graham Hull:

‘A Later Medieval and Post-Medieval Structure at Derrylea, near Clifden, Co Galway’.

Fiona White:

‘Post-Medieval Pottery’.

JGAHS Vol. 57 (2005)

Eoghan Ó hAnnracháin:

A Galway Scion in India.

Denis Browne:

From Reaction to Reform: The Mellowing of a Connacht Squire – the Right Hon. Denis Browne, MP, (1763-1822).

David Synnott:

Marcella Gerrard’s Estate.

James Mitchell:

Thomas Skilling (1793-1865) Professor of Agriculture, Queens College Galway (Part1: His Career to 1849).

John Cunningham:

Lord Wallscourt of Ardfry (1797-1849): An Early Irish Socialist.

Ann Caraway Ivins:

Dick Dowling, Galway’s Hero of Confederate Texas.

Sean MacGiollarnáth:

Patrick H. Pearse: A Sketch of his Life.

Michael Gibbons & Myles Gibbons:

Hiberno-Norse Ringed Pin from Omey Fechín, Connemara – Its Historical and Cultural Setting.

Martin Jones:

Human Remains and the Ruins of a Dwelling at Tullagh Upper, near Loughrea, Co. Galway.

R.M. Chapple:

Tattooed Lady?: A Carved Stone Head from the Graveyard of Killogilleen, Co. Galway.

Ann Carey & Hugh Carey:

Architectural Appraisal of 6-8 High Street, Galway.

Brigid Clesham:

The Ritchie Pickow Photographic Collection.

JGAHS Vol. 56 (2004)

K.R. Moore:

Historical use of Stone and Metal in Western Ireland.

Suzanne Zajac and Frances Scully:

Excavations on an Enclosure at Castlegar, Co. Mayo.

Anne Carey and Rosanne Meenan:

Excavation of a Post-Medieval Pottery Kiln, Tuam.

Bernadette Cunningham:

A Galway Hearth Money Roll for 1724.

Eoghan Ó hAnnrachain:

Lally, the Regime’s Scapegoat.

James Charles Roy:

Letters to and from County Galway Emigrants 1843-1856.

Pádraig G. Lane:

Some Roundstone Issues 1826-1861.

James Mitchell:

The Contribution of Professor W.E. Hearn to the Preparation of Transactions of the Central Relief Committee of the Society of Friends.

Mrs. G. Cloud (ed. Tadhg Foley):

A Lone Woman in Ireland.

Timothy Collins:

Rhymes and Races.

Tony Varley:

Irish Land Reform and the West between the Wars.

JGAHS Vol. 53 (2001)

Katharine Simms:

A Lost Tribe – The Clan Murtagh O’Conors.

Nollaig Ó Muraíle:

Some thoughts on Matters Omnastic.

Tim P. Ó Neill:

Doing Local History.

Timothy Collins:

From Hoekers to Hookers: A survey of the Literature and Annotated Bibliography on the origins of the Galway Hooker.

Kieran Hoare:

A Guide to the Archival Holdings of the James Hardiman Library, NUI Galway.

Peadar O’Dowd:

On Roads and Milestones in County Galway.

Amy Louise Harris & Jon Bayliss:

An unusual Memento from 16^th century Galway.

Siubhán Comer:

The Gate-lodges of East Galway: An overview.

Pádraig G. Lane:

James Thorngate – Archetypal or Atypical 1850’s Landowner?

Eoin Bourke:

Paddy & the Pig’ German Travel Writers in the ‘Wild West’, 1828-1858.

James Mitchell:

Some Observations relating to Appointments at Queens College, Galway, 1849-1850.

Joe O’Halloran:

‘By Time Everything is Revealed’: the Galway Archaeological & Historical Society, 1900-1999.

Alf Mac Lochlainn:

Amhráin Mhuighe Seola.

Seán Mac Giollarnáth:

Pádraic Ó Conaire.

JGAHS Vol. 51 (1999)

Mitchell James:

The appointment of Revd. J.W. Kirwan as first President of Queen’s College, Galway and his years in office: 1845–1849.

O’Sullivan, M.D.:

The centenary of Galway College (the text of a centenary lecture delivered on the 19th November, 1949, prepared for publication by Joe O’Halloran).

Corlett, Christiaan:

Rock art on Drumcoggy Mountain, Co. Mayo.

Casey, Markus:

Excavation at the promontory fort at Doonamo, Aughernacalliagh, Co. Mayo.

Lohan, Máire:

Ceremonial monuments in Moytura, Co. Mayo.

Ó Broin, Tomás:

Inis Thíar: Naming and misnaming.

Langan-Egan, Maureen:

Some aspects of the Great Famine in Galway.

Fennessy, Ignatius:

Hugh Charles Horan of Galway and Mother Mary MacKillop.

Ó Cearbhaill, Diarmuid:

From Dooghcloon to Chicago: the life and career of Congressman Lawrence E. McGann 1852–1928.

Mulveen, Jack:

Tóchar Phádraic: Mayo’s penitential and sculptured highway.

Marnell, Cian:

Healing wells of Kiltartan.

O’Dowd, Peadar:

James Joyce’s ‘The Dead’ and its Galway connections.