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ONTRIBUTORS

T. B. Barry
Trinity College Dublin
Black Death; Manorialism; Motte-and-Baileys;
Waterford

Rolf Baumgarten
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
Etymology

Jacqueline Borsje
Universiteit Utrecht
Witchcraft and Magic

Cormac Bourke
Ulster Museum, Belfast
Reliquaries

John Bradley
National University of Ireland, Maynooth
Bridges; Carolingian; Kildare; Kilkenny;
Mills and Milling; Tara; Trim; Villages;
Walled Towns

Paul Brand
All Souls College, Oxford
Common Law; Courts; Local Government; March
Law; Modus Tenendi Parliamentum; Records,
Administrative; Wills and Testaments

Dorothy-Ann Bray
McGill University, Montreal
Brigit; Íte; Mo-Ninne

Caoimhín Breatnach
University College Dublin
Historical Tales; Lismore, Book of;
Rawlinson B

Aidan Breen

National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Adomnán; Áed Mac Crimthainn; Blathmac; Classical

Influence; Cogitosus; Dícuil; Grammatical Treatises;

Literature, Hiberno-Latin; Marriage; Muirchú; Poetry,

Hiberno-Latin Literature; Records, Ecclesiastical;

Rhetoric; Sciences

Stephen Brown

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Education

Paul Byrne

Department of Finance, Dublin

Diarmait mac Cerbaill; Lóegaire Mac Neill; Mide;

Niall Noígiallach; Uí Néill; Uí Néill, Northern; Uí

Néill, Southern

Michael Byrnes

Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Céli Dé; Feis; Máel-Ruain; Tribes; Tuarastal;

Túath

Letitia Campbell

Trinity College Dublin

Cormac mac Cuilennáin; Éoganachta; Fedelmid mac

Crimthainn; Mac Carthaig, Cormac

Howard Clarke

University College Dublin

Dublin; Fraternities and Guilds; Population; Urban

Administration

Anne Connon

National University of Ireland, Galway

Aífe; Derbforgaill; Gormlaith (d. 1030); Queens;

Sitriuc Silkenbeard; Uí Briúin