Keywords
- 'Leinster Express', 'Kildare Observer'
- 'Liber mortuorum' of S.Spirito in Sassia
- 'Magna Carta Hiberniae'
- 'Man of Aran' (1934)
- 'McCluskey the Sea Rover'
- 'New Light'
- 'Newspapers
- 'Old English'; Geraldine rebellions
- 'Opposition', includes Ireland
- 'Peregrinatio'
- 'REO News' (Rural Electrification Office News)
- 'RMS Leinster'
- 'Sack of Cashel'
- 'Saltair na Rann'
- 'Scéla Mucce Meic Dá Thó'
- 'Senchas Már'
- 'Slater's Commercial Directory 894'
- 'Stage Irishman', Perceptions of nationality
- 'Standard and River Plate'
- 'Sunday Independent'
- 'The Fowey'
- 'The Irish Times'
- 'The Kathleen
- 'The Quiet Man'
- 'The Sligo Morning Herald'
- 'Togail Bruidne Da Derga'
- 'Táin Bó Cúailnge' (translation)
- 'Westmeath Examiner'
- 'White' embroidery
- 'Wicklow News-Letter'
- 'Young Farmers' Club Union
- 'Zoilomastix'
- (96)
- (1879)
- (d. 89), Biography
- (selective coverage only), , Wales
- , , Church, Religious orders, Cruciferi, Bethlehemites, European congregations
- , , Columbanus (d.597), Argyllshire
- , , Contemporary printed material
- , , Immigrants, Minorities, Irish, Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church, Socialism
- , , Invasion, Attacks, Written evidence
- , , Irish, Migration, United States of America
- , , Nobility
- , , Popular religion, Printing
- , , Printed primary sources, Robert Blair (d. 666), Nonconformity, Covenanters, 'Resolutioners', General Assembly (moderator), Glasgow University, Theology
- , , Printed primary sources, Sir James Turner (d. 686), Biography, Scottish Army, Civil War, Diplomacy (Royalist)
- , , Publishing, Reference
- , , Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies
- , , St. Ninian (d. c.432), Whithorn (Wigtownshire), Missionaries, Sources (description of), Sources (use of)
- , , Wales
- , , Wales, Clerical education, Theological colleges, Clergy, Church of Ireland, Anglicanism
- , , Wales, Coinage, Numismatics
- , , Wales, Coinage, Reference
- , , Wales, Contemporary printed material, Trade, Parliament, Elections
- , , Wales, Empire
- , , Wales, General, Settlement, Art, Social conditions
- , , Wales, Printed primary sources, Parliamentary procedure, Parliamentary bills, Parliamentary reports, Parliamentary accounts
- , , Wales, Roman Britain, Vikings, Normans, Empire, Ethnic politics, Cultures
- , 745 Rebellion, Royal Navy, , France
- , Agriculture, Land use
- , Albert Venn Dicey, Politics, Parliament
- , Aliens, Racialism, Daniel O'Connell, Chartism, Glasgow, Roman Catholicism,
- , American colonies (Virginia)
- , American colonies, Colonial government, Legal procedure, Legal theory, Constitution, Political protest, Religion
- , American colonies, Roman Catholicism, Colonial church, American Revolution
- , Anglo-Irish relations, Migration, Warfare, Richard de Clare (Earl of Pembroke) (d. 76)
- , Anglo-Irish relations, Political affairs, Roman Catholicism, Nationalism, Immigration
- , Annals, Leinster, Ireland, , Warfare, Monarchy
- , Architecture, Domestic buildings,
- , Art, Culture, Politics
- , Australia, Mauritius, Castell family, Music, Theatre, Patronage
- , Beer production, Alcohol, Hops
- , Bibliography
- , Biography, Catholic Church, Catholic Socialist Society
- , Biography, Papacy, Travel
- , Biography, Parliamentary Army, Dublin Castle Coup, Fifth Monarchy Men, Covenanters, Crown Jewels (theft of)
- , Biography, Politics, Irish Nationalism
- , Biography, Politics, Nationalism, Law, Catholic Emancipation, Repeal, Religion
- , Biography, Religion, Politics, Nationalism, Social, Economic conditions
- , Bishops, , Crafts, Religious artifacts, Metalwork, Iconography, Cultural interchange, Cultural transmission
- , Book of Cerne
- , Charles Bradlaugh, Irish nationalism, Religion
- , Chartism, Parliamentary reform
- , Christianity
- , Christianity, Anglo-Papal relations, Papacy, Irish church, Missions
- , Christianity, Conversion, Missionaries
- , Christianity, Placenames, Folklore,
- , Chronology, Non-written sources (use of), Trade, Coinage, Archaeology
- , Church of England, Anglicanism
- , Clergy, Bishops, Archbishop of Dublin, Anglo-Irish relations
- , Coins, Silver bullion, Metalwork, Jewellery, includes Ireland
- , Collective biography, Christianity, Ireland
- , Columbanus (d.597), Adamnán (abbot of Iona, d.704), Iona (Argyllshire), Monasteries, , Celtic church, Monastic i
- , Columbanus, Iona (Argyllshire), Christianity, Monasticism, Whithorn (Wigtownshire), Lindisfarne (Northumberland), Culdees (Perthshire), Synod of Whitby,
- , Conservative party, Orange Order, Unionism, includes Ireland
- , Contemporary printed material
- , Contemporary printed material, Chancellor of Irish Exchequer, Member of Parliament, 'Single-speech Hamilton', William Gerard Hamilton (d.796)
- , Convicts, Botany Bay
- , Cork, Lincolnshire
- , County Galway, Animal welfare, Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- , Crime, Transportation
- , Cultural relations, , Isidore of Seville
- , Daniel O'Connell (d. 847)
- , Daniel O'Connell, Politics, Nationalism
- , Devolution, Home Rule, Joseph Chamberlain, William O'Shea
- , Domestic animals
- , Drury Lane (London)
- , Dál Riata, Uí Néill, Northumbria
- , Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries, , Religious orders
- , Ecclesiastical history, Roman Catholicism, Ireland, Immigration
- , Ecclesiastical organization, Irish
- , Economic conditions
- , Elizabethan Conquest, Colonization, Edmund Spenser, View of the Present State of Ireland, Richard Beacon
- , Elizabethan Conquest, Colonization, Edmund Spenser, View of the Present State of Ireland, Richard Beacon
- , Emigration, Manufacturing, Migration
- , England, Civil Wars, Beeston Castle, Murrough O'Brien (st Earl of Inchiquin), James Butler (st Duke of Ormond)
- , Europe, Overseas comparisons, Migration
- , Evangelizing activity, Christian missionaries, Northumberland, Includes Missions
- , Excavation reports, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Earthworks, Historiography, Settlement, , Tara (County Meath, Leinster)
- , Exegesis
- , Finance, Royal administration, Royal finances, Dublin, Dublin
- , First Reform Act, Second Reform Act, Third Reform Act
- , Foreign relations
- , Foreign relations, France, French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
- , Foreign relations, Papacy
- , France, Overseas trade, Merchants, Shipping, Imports, Salt, Beef
- , Franciscan order, Highlands, Catholicism, Ireland
- , French Revolutionary Wars, Theobald Wolfe Tone, Ireland, Radicalism, Printed primary sources
- , Gaelic society (perceptions of), Savagery (perceptions of), Marriage
- , Genealogy, Heraldry,
- , Genealogy, includes Ireland, Gordon family of Salterhill
- , General, Monarchy
- , General, Religion, Politics, Civil Wars, includes Ireland
- , George Berkeley (685-753), Robert Clayton (d. 758), Philosophy, Clergy
- , Gerald of Wales = Giraldus Cambrensis = Giraldus de Barri
- , Germany, Second World War
- , Government, Historiography
- , Hagiography, St Columbanus (d.597), Iona (Argyllshire), includes Martyrdom and hagiography
- , Harold II (King of England) (d. 066), Anglo-Irish relations, Foreign relations, Russia
- , Health, Diet
- , Hebrides, Ireland, Archaeology, Pottery, Industry
- , Henri Le Caron, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Irish Americans
- , Henry IV
- , Highlands, Catholicism
- , High politics, National movement, Fenians
- , Historiography, History teaching
- , Historiography, Kitty O'Shea, National movement
- , Home Rule, Historiography, Biography
- , Home Rule, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Fenians
- , Home Rule, Politics, Unionist party
- , House of Lords
- , Immigrants, Minorities, Irish, Politics
- , Immigration, Minorities, Ireland, Roman Catholicism
- , includes , includes Wales, Ornamental metalwork, Anglo-Saxon graves
- , includes , Social structure, Economic growth
- , includes Ireland
- , includes Ireland, Philosophy, Scepticism, Adam Smith, George Berkeley (bishop of Cloyne), David Hume (7-76)
- , Includes Isle of Man, Jarlshof (Shetland), Feswick (Caithness), Excavation reports, Burial customs, Arts (General), Runic inscriptions
- , Includes Jewellery
- , Includes Printed primary sources
- , includes Wales, Architect, Neo-classical, Gothic revival, Picturesque, Cottages ornés, Town planning, Office of Works, Royal patronage, London: Regent's Park, Regent Street, Buckingham Palace, Humphrey Repton
- , Iona (Argyllshire), , Monasteries
- , Iona (Argyllshire, ), Monasteries, Cultural relations, Europe
- , Ireland
- , Ireland, Agriculture, Landowning, Norway
- , Ireland, Bruce family, Kingship, Rebellion, Edward II (King of England), Robert de Bruce VIII (King of ), Edward de Bruce
- , Ireland, Calendar, Feast days
- , Ireland, Costumes, Dress, Military uniforms
- , Ireland, Donside terrets (rein-rings on a chariot yoke), Picts, Scots, Alliance
- , Ireland, Economic development, Comparative study
- , Ireland, Finance
- , Ireland, Genealogy
- , Ireland, General, includes Political organisation, Ecclesiastical organisation, Ethnicity, Military campaigns
- , Ireland, Immigration, Settlement, County Antrim, Social structure, Religion, Literature, Picts, Scotia
- , Ireland, Insular art, Sculpture, includes England
- , Ireland, Jacobitism, Jacobite rising of 745, Charles Edward Stuart
- , Ireland, Landholding, Estate management, Population growth, Tenurial system, Linen
- , Ireland, Land reform, George Douglas Campbell (8th Duke of Argyll)
- , Ireland, Manufactures, Textiles, Trade
- , Ireland, Minorities, Roman Catholicism
- , Ireland, National identity, Jacobitism
- , Ireland, Poetry, Textual analysis, Translation, Includes Printed primary sources
- , Ireland, Printed primary sources, Letters, Franciscan order
- , Ireland, Settlement, Jewellery, Metalwork
- , Ireland, Settlement, Metalwork
- , Ireland, Sources (use of), Genealogy
- , Ireland, Theology, Pilgrimage
- , Ireland, Tribal systems, Ethnology, Personal names, Genealogy, Celts
- , Ireland, Wales, Christianity, Monasticism, Anglo-Saxons, Religion, Missions, St. Columba, Scholarship, Learning, Arts, Rites
- , Ireland, Wales, Gaelic language, Tradition
- , Ireland, Wales, General, Historiography
- , Ireland, Wales, Literature, Folklore
- , Ireland, Wales, Mythology
- , Irish
- , Irish, Annals, Ulster chronicle, Iona chronicle
- , Irish, Chronicles, Iona Chronicle, Bangor (County Down), Ulster Chronicle, Picts
- , Irish, Chronicles, Iona Chronicle, Bangor (County Down), Ulster Chronicle, Picts
- , Irish, Fenians
- , Irish, Keills, Eilean Mór, Monuments, Crosses
- , Irish, Nobility, Genealogy, Hebrides
- , Irish Home Rule, Unionism, William Henry O'Shea
- , Irish immigration
- , Irish immigration, Roman Catholic Church
- , Irish missionaries, Paganism, Myths, Culture
- , Irish policy, Police [?]
- , Jacobites, Army, Prince Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stuart (Young Pretender), Rebellion
- , James Cheyne, Robert Alexander, Business, Insurance agents, Expansion (into England and Ireland),
- , John Henry Newman, Literature, Historiography, Religion
- , Jonathan Swift (d. 745), Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral (Dublin), London, Church patronage, Preferment, Literature, Includes printed primary sources, Journalism, Satire, Whigs, Tories, Dissent, Social structure, Family, Household, Religion, Belief, Learning, Politics, Court culture, Constitution
- , Katherine (Kitty) O'Shea, Home Rule
- , Kilpatrick, Ventre, Stirlingshire,
- , Lancashire, Cheshire, Industrial revolution, Social structure
- , Land question, Economic, Social conditions
- , Language
- , Law, Royal administrators
- , Learning
- , Leinster, Viking settlements, Migration
- , Liberalism, Liberal party, Tenures, Estates
- , Literature, Politics
- , Manuscripts, Illumination, Jewellery, Weaponry, Iconography, Celts
- , Manuscript sources (guide to)
- , Matthew Arnold, John Lawrence Le Breton Hammond
- , Members of parliament, House of Commons
- , Metalwork, includes Ireland, Isle of Man
- , Metalwork, Liturgical objects,
- , Metalwork, Liturgical objects, includes Ireland
- , Michael Davitt, Home Rule, Land war, National movement
- , Migration, Ireland
- , Migration, Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Urban
- , Migration, Literature, Politics
- , Migration, Politics, Nationalism, Religion, Economic, Social conditions, Women, Convicts, Literature
- , Migration, Population, Poverty, Religion, Intermarriage
- , Migration, Transportation, Goldwin, Mannix
- , Military medals
- , Minorities, Psephology, Electoral history
- , Mints, Moneyers
- , Missionaries, Cultural relations, Germany
- , Monarch
- , Murder, Anatomy (dissection), Legal
- , National identity, Barbarianism, Social attitudes, Racialism, Racial stereotypes, Colonialism, Law, Acculturation, Gerald of Wales
- , Nationalism, Home Rule
- , Nationalism, Politics, Charles Stewart Parnell
- , Nationalism, Politics, Historiography
- , Nationalism, Romanticism, Architecture, Literature, Painting, Politics, Parliament, House of Commons, Representation, Social protest, Sir Walter Scott (d. 832), includes Wales, Ireland
- , Nationalism, Sedition
- , National movement, Home Rule, Religious establishment, Roman Catholic Church
- , Navy, Sailors
- , Neutrality, Northern Ireland
- , New English, Nationality, Government
- , Novelist
- , Origin
- , Overseas trade (Irish traffic), Parkgate Packet Company; Dee, River (Wales and Cheshire)
- , Overseas trade, France, Shipping, Imports, Exports, Printed primary sources
- , Paganism, , St. Columba, Missions, Religion, Divine kingship
- , Papacy, Archivio Segreto Vaticano, Avignon, Manuscript sources (guide to), Cardinals, Rome (Italy), Anglo-Papal relations, Foreign relations, Papacy
- , Papacy, Diplomacy, Anglo-Scottish relations, Envoys
- , Parliament, Party politics
- , Parliamentary history, American revolutionary war, Imperial trade
- , Parliaments and legislatures
- , Patrick Pearse, Nationalism, National movement
- , Perthshire, Metalwork, Shrines, , Wales
- , Perthshire, Stonecarvings, Epigraphy, Burials, ,
- , Picts, includes Ireland, Sources (guide to), Ulster, , includes Wales, Anglesey, Meirionydd, Historiography, Chronology, Isle of Man
- , Picts, Vikings, Cumbria, Kings, Leinster, Women, Missionaries
- , Political activism, French revolution, Radicalism, Political societies
- , Political allegiance, Irish nationalists, Dan Boyle, Dan McCabe, Roman Catholic church, Irish parliamentary party, Manchester and District United Irish League
- , Political thought, Tories
- , Politics
- , Politics, Agricultural labourers, Economic, Social conditions
- , Politics, Economic conditions
- , Politics, Economy, Social conditions, Disease
- , Politics, Gaelic revival
- , Politics, Irish-American relations, United States of America, Irish Nationalism
- , Politics, Migration, Nationalism, Labour, Economics, Social conditions, Biography, Local
- , Politics, Nationalism
- , Politics, Nationalism, Land question
- , Politics, Nationalism, Religion, Social, Economic conditions, Intellectual influences
- , Politics, Nationalism, Unionism
- , Politics, Religion
- , Politics, Repeal, Religion
- , Politics, Unionism, Anglo-Irish relations
- , Popular culture, Immigrants, Minorities, Working classes, Living conditions, Anti-Catholicism
- , Popular press, Party politics, Newspapers
- , Printed primary sources, , Hugh Mackay (d. 692), Army, Warfare, Scots Dutch regiments, Anglo-Scottish army, Expedition of William of Orange 688, William III
- , Printed primary sources, Charles Manners (4th Duke of Rutland), Politics, Government, Grattan's Parliament, Patronage, Electoral politics, Cambridge University, Boroughs, East India Company, Political parties, Irish Union
- , Printed primary sources, Manuscript sources (description of), Genealogy, includes Ireland
- , Printed primary sources, Poetry, Literature, Criticism
- , Probus (monk of Glastonbury), Vita Patricii, Hagio g
- , Probus (monk of Glastonbury), Vita Patricii, Hagio g
- , Prostitution, Illegitimacy, Morality, Irish immigrants, Minorities, Social structure
- , Protestantism
- , Radicalism, Political protest, Economic distress, Disorder, Trade unions, Irish Nationalism
- , Raw materials, Glovers, Income
- , Religion, Politics, Home Rule, Roman Catholicism
- , Religion, Politics, Toleration, Roman Catholic Church, Catholic Emancipation
- , Religion, Theology, Religious practice, Monasticism, Iona, Chronicles, Annals, Scholarship, Migration, Pilgrimage, Travellers, Bible, Religious texts, Synods, Forms of prayer, Synod of Chelsea
- , Roman Catholic church, Protestant churches, Roman Catholicism, Migrants, Irish
- , Roman Catholicism
- , Roman Catholicism, Old English, Counter-Reformation
- , Roman Catholicism, Political, Social
- , Saint Columba, Literature, Iona, Aedan mac Gabran (king of ), Ireland, Antrim, Colonization, Religion
- , Science, Local, Horology, Kenmure Castle (Kirkcudbrightshire), Bangor Abbey (County Down), Withorn (Wigtownshire), Moondial
- , Society (general), Population, Urbanization, includes Ireland
- , St. Columbanus, Missionaries, Conversion, Christianity, Ireland
- , St. Mirin's church, Paisley, Roman Catholic
- , St. Ninian (d. c.432), , Missionaries
- , St Ninian (d. c.432), , Missionaries, Whithorn (Wigtownshire)
- , Suffolk
- , Toponymy
- , Toponymy, Irish, Place names, Onomastics, Religion
- , Towns, Dublin, Race relations, Migration, Rebellion, Law, Administration, Anglo-Irish relations, Dublin
- , Trade unions, Labour relations, Trade Unions
- , Type-founding, History of print
- , Urban, Economic, Social conditions, Local, County Antrim, Lanarkshire, includes Local
- , Urban topography, Hearth tax, Freemen, Occupations
- , Wales
- , Wales, , Caricatures, Theatres, Racism
- , Wales, , Ireland, Isle of Man, Sculpture, Settlement, Celtic church, Northumbria
- , Wales, Ireland
- , Wales, Ireland, British Museum, Copyright libraries
- , Wales, Ireland, Saints, Missionaries
- , Wales, Marriage customs, Social institutions, Ireland, Hebrides, Norse
- , War, Shipping, Transport, Economic, Social conditions, Mail service, Politics
- , Warfare, Bruce family, Ireland
- , Warfare, Irish-Scottish relations, Anglo-Scottish relations
- , Warfare, Shipping
- , Wars of Independence, Anglo-Scottish relations, King Robert I, Warfare, Ulster, Mandeville
- , Wild Geese, Garrisons
- , William III, Army, Battles, Siegecraft, James II
- , William O'Shea, Home Rule, Nationalism
- , William Pitt the Younger, Politics
- -Battle accounts
- -Domestic and personal life
- -Ecclesiastical
- - History - Sources
- -Irish Republican Brotherhood
- -Local
- 0th (Irish) Division
- 5th Dragoon Guards
- 64 Depositions
- 785 flight
- 797 changes
- 895
- 922 Army Census
- 927 Lithberg report - first cultural policy document on archaeology in Irish Free State
- ; Foreign Relations
- ; Ireland
- ; Second World War
- Forfeda, Ireland, Language, Linguistics
- The Examiner, includes Ireland
- Thorough
- United Ireland
- Abbeys
- Abbeys, Cistercian
- Abbots
- Abdication
- Abduction
- Abolitionism
- Abortion
- Absenteeism
- Absolutism
- Abstentionism
- Abstracts
- Abuse
- Academic administration
- Academic libraries
- Academic societies
- Acallam na Senórach
- Accidents
- Accounting
- Accounts
- Acculturation
- Act of Union (1707)
- Act of Union (1800)
- Actors and actresses
- Addiction
- Administration
- Admiralty
- Admiralty courts
- Admiralty Courts
- Adolescence
- Adoption and fostering
- Adult education
- Advertising
- Aerial bombardment
- Aerial photography
- Aesthetics
- African Americans
- Africans
- African studies
- Afrikaners
- Agnosticism
- Agrarian protest
- Agricultural buildings
- Agricultural education
- Agricultural implements
- Agricultural improvement
- Agricultural labour
- Agricultural literature
- Agricultural policy and regulation
- Agricultural productivity
- Agricultural records
- Agricultural societies
- Agricultural technology
- Agriculture
- Agriculture, arable
- Agriculture, pastoral
- AIDS
- Aircraft
- Aircraft - Accidents
- Air forces
- Air forces, Australian
- Air forces, British
- Air forces, French
- Air forces, German
- Air forces, Irish
- Air forces, Royal
- Air forces, Royal Flying Corps
- Air forces, Royal Naval Air Service
- Air forces, United States
- Air mail
- Air pollution
- Air raid shelters
- Air transport
- Air warfare
- Alchemy
- Alcohol
- Alcoholism
- Aliens
- All-for-Ireland League (1909-1918)
- Allotments
- Almanacs
- Almshouses
- Alternative medicine
- Ambulance services
- American colonies
- American Irish Historical Society
- American Republican Party
- Americans
- Amnesty International; Nobel Prizes
- amputation
- Anarchism
- Anatomy
- Ancestry; Middleman system
- Anchorites and anchoresses
- Ancient Greece
- Ancient monuments
- Ancient Order of Hibernians
- Ancient Order of Hibernians; Apprentice Boys
- An Garda Síochána
- Angevin Empire
- Angles
- Anglican communion
- Anglicanism
- Anglicization
- Anglo-Afghan war
- Anglo-Afghan war, First
- Anglo-American relations
- Anglo-Canadian relations, Quebec Act
- Anglo-Catholicism
- Anglo-Irish
- Anglo-Irish literature
- Anglo-Irish relations
- Anglo-Irish studies
- Anglo-Irish Trade War (1932-1938)
- Anglo-Irish Treaty
- Anglo-Irish Treaty (1922)
- Anglo-Irish Union
- Anglo-Latin
- Anglo-Norman
- Anglo-Norman conquest
- Anglo-Norman French
- Anglo-Norman invasions
- Anglo-normans
- Anglo-Papal relations
- Anglo-Saxons
- Anglo-Scottish borders
- Anglo-Scottish papal relations
- Anglo-Scottish relations
- Anglo-Scottish Union
- Anglo-Sikh wars
- Anglo-Vatican relations
- Anglo-Welsh borders
- Anglo-Welsh relations
- Anglo-Welsh society
- Anglo-Welsh Union
- Anglo-Zulu War
- Anglo Irish
- Anglo Irish Relations
- Anglo Irish relations
- Anglo Norman
- Anglo Saxons
- anguage change
- Animal baiting, cock and dog fighting
- Animal husbandry
- Animals
- Animals, attitudes to
- Animals, Economic history
- Animals, horses
- Animals - memorials
- Animation
- Annals
- Annals, Franciscan
- Annals, Irish
- Annals of Boyle
- Annals of Inisfallen
- Annals of Loch-Cé
- Annals of the Four Masters
- Annals of Tigernach
- Annals of Tigernach; Chronicon Scotorum
- Annates
- An Taisce
- An Taoiseach
- Anthropology and ethnography
- Anti-Aircraft Defences
- Anti-apartheid
- Anti-Apartheid movement
- Anti-Catholicism
- Anti-catholicism
- Anti-clericalism
- Anti-colonialism
- Anti-communism
- Anti-Corn Law League
- Anti-Fascism
- Anti-fascism
- Anti-feminism
- Anti-imperialism
- Anti-Nuclear Movement
- Anti-Popery
- Anti-Puritanism
- Anti-racism
- Anti-Semitism
- Anti-slavery
- Anti-war
- Anti-Zionism
- Antiquarianism
- Antiquities
- Antiquities, collection of
- Antiquities, Cypriot
- Antiquities, Roman
- Antiquity
- Anti Tribute League
- Aonach Tailteann
- Apartheid
- Apiculture
- Apocalypse
- Apocalypticism
- Apostacy
- Apothecaries
- Appeasement
- Apprentice Boys
- Apprenticeships
- Aqueducts
- Arabic language
- Arabs
- Arab Spring
- Arbitration
- Arboriculture
- Archaeoastronomy
- Archaeological methods
- Archaeological sources
- Archaeological Sources
- Archaeologists
- Archaeology
- Archaeology, industrial
- Archaeology, marine
- Archaeology, Medieval
- Archaeology, urban
- Archaeology: study, understanding and use of
- Archery
- Architectural conservation
- Architectural patronage
- Architectural profession
- Architecture
- Architecture, domestic
- Architecture, Edwardian
- Architecture, Georgian
- Architecture, Jewish
- Architecture, romanesque
- Architecture, university
- Architecture, vernacular
- Architecture - Urban
- Architecture: study, understanding and use of
- Archival management
- Archives
- Archives, history of
- Archives - Access
- Archives - Legal restrictions
- Archives: study, understanding and use of
- Argiculture
- Arianism
- Aristocracy, Political and constitutional
- Aristocracy and peerage
- Aristocracy and peerage, Irish
- Aristocracy and peerage - Gaelic
- Aristocratic patronage
- Arklow Maritime Museum
- Arklow Relief Fund
- Arm-rings
- Armadas, Spanish (588-)
- Armaments
- Armed forces
- Armies, Invasion
- Armorica
- Arms industry
- Arms limitation
- Arms permit holders
- Army
- Army, Free State
- Army, French
- Army, Infantry
- Army, Ireland
- Army, Military life, Social conditions, Logistics, Politics and government, includes Ireland, Siegecraft
- Army, Nationalism, Civil-military relations
- Army, War of Spanish Succession, Command, includes Ireland, John Churchill (st Duke of Marlborough)
- Army chaplains
- Arson
- Ars phlebotomandi
- Art
- Art, biography
- Art, Irish
- Art, patronage
- Art - Celtic
- Art - drinking horns
- Art collecting
- Art collections, Antiquities, Technology
- Art education
- Artefacts
- Art history
- Artillery
- Art institutions
- Artistic patronage
- Artists
- Art market
- Art Market
- Arts
- Arts, translation
- Arts and crafts movement
- Arts and Crafts Movement
- Art schools
- Arts collecting
- Arts Council
- Arts institutions
- Arts policy
- Aryanism
- Ascendancy, Irish
- Ascetics, Christianity
- Asians
- Assassinations
- Assay offices
- Assembly
- Assembly landscapes
- Assimilation
- Assisted migration
- Assizes
- Association football
- Association of Geography Teachers of Ireland
- Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland
- Associations
- Associations, Irish Housewives
- Assurance
- Assyriologists
- Astrology
- Astronomical instruments
- Astronomy
- Astronomy and cosmology
- Asylum
- Asylum seekers
- Atheism
- Athletics
- Athletics, biography
- Athletics - Olympic Games
- Atlantic Ocean
- Atlantic Steam Navigation Company (Galway Line)
- Atlases
- Atlases and maps
- Atrocities
- atronage
- Attitudes
- Auctioneering
- Auctions
- Aughagower
- Augustinian Canons
- Augustinian Friars
- Augustinians
- Australian Federation
- Australian Imperial Force
- Australian Labour Party
- Australians
- Austrians
- Autographs
- a[ncient]DNA
- Badges
- Baking
- Balfour Declaration (926)
- Ballads
- Ballads, Danish
- Ballads, political
- Ballet
- Ballooning
- Banditry
- Bands
- Bands, marching band
- Bands, military
- Bands, Pipers
- Banking
- Banknotes
- Banks
- Banshee
- Baptism
- Baptists
- Baptists, Reformed
- Barge-men
- Barns and granaries
- Barometers
- Barracks
- Barrow Navigation Company
- Barry family
- Baseball
- Basilica
- Basin stones
- Basketball
- Baskets
- Basque nationalism
- Basque Nationalist Party
- Basques
- Bastard feudalism
- Bastardy
- Bath-houses
- Bathing
- Baths
- Baths, Turkish
- Baton rounds
- Battle accounts
- Battle Accounts
- Battle accounts, Battle of Kinsale
- Battle accounts : Battle of the Boyne
- Battle acounts
- Battlefields
- Battle of Benburb
- Battle of Halidon Hill
- Battle of Kinsale
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- Cumman na mBan
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- Curling
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- d)
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- Deism
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- Dental health and dentistry
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- Department of Agriculture
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- Department stores
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- Dictionary of National Biography
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- Distilling Act 779
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- Dolmens
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- Domestic architecture.
- Domestic building, Engineering, Architecture, Fortification, Ireland, Engineering
- Domestic labour
- Domestic life, Family, Technology, Ann Berkeley, Oxford, Family and life-cycle
- Domestic production
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- domestic service
- Domestic violence
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- Dominican order:
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- Dressmaking
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- Drones
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- Drugs
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- Druids
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- Drum Heritage Group (Drum, Roscommon, Ireland)
- Drunkenness
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- Economic development
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- Eel spears
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- Egypt, India, includes Ireland, Dominions
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- Elopement
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- Emancipation, slave
- Emancipation, Slave
- Emblems
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- Embroidery
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- Emergency Powers Act 939
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- Emmigration
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- Empire, General, British policy, Includes India, n colonies, Africa
- Empire, includes Ireland
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- Empire Day
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- Enclosures
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- Engineering.
- Engineering and construction; Defenses
- Engineering profession
- England, , Ireland
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- Enlightenment
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- enophobia
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- Epilepsy
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- Equal representation
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- Equity
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- Essays and Reviews
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- Esther Johnson (Stella), Esther Johnson (Stella), Literature
- Etching
- Ethics
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- Ethics, Legal thought, Edmund Spenser, (d. 599), The Faerie Queene, View of the Present State of Ireland, Elizabeth I, includes Ireland
- Ethnic groups
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- Evacuation
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- Evangelicalism
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- Evans family
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- Excavation reports, Ireland, Nine Years' War, Defensive architecture, Fortifications
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- Exile
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- Expatriot politics
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- Experimental archaeology
- Expert Advisory Group on Commemorations, 92-98
- Exploration
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- Exploration, Colonization, North America, Sir Walter Raleigh, includes Ireland
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- Famine
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- Famine, Irish, 1822
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- Famine, Irish, 1879
- Famine relief
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- Farmers see Agriculture
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- Farming records see Agricultural records
- Farming see Agriculture
- Farmleigh House. The Benjamin Iveagh Library
- Farmsteads
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- Farney (County Louth)
- Farriers
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- Fascism
- Fascism, anti-
- Fashion
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- Fatherhood
- Faulkner's Dublin Journal
- Faunal remains
- Favourites, includes Ireland, Essex revolt (60)
- FCA
- Feasting houses
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- Federalism
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- Federation of Irish Salmon & Sea Trout Anglers
- Federation of Irish Societies of New York
- Feiseanna
- Feiseanna;
- Feldspar
- Felt hats
- Female clergy
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- Femininity
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- Feminism, Book production, Bibliography, includes , Wales, Ireland
- Fences
- Fencibles
- Fencibles, sea
- Fenian Brotherhood
- Fenianism
- Fenianism, Anglo-Irish relations, includes Ireland
- Fenians
- Fenwick affair, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (708-)
- Ferns
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- Fertilisers
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- Fesitvals
- Festival of Lughnasa
- Festivals
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- Fethard Lifeboat Disaster
- Feudalism
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Political movements
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Political parties
Politics
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- Fianna Gael
- Fiannaigheacht
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- Fiction
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- Fiction, Crime
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- Fidchell
- Fiddle
- Fiduciary currency
- Field boundaries
- Field clubs
- Field Day Archive (National Library of Ireland)
- Field Day Review, -2 (2005-2006)
- Field Day Theatre Company; National characteristics, Irish; Politics and culture
- Field guns
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- Field systems
- FIFA
- Fife and drum band
- Figurine
- Film
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- Film - Kalem Company
- Film directors
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- Final Report of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse (2009)
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- First Nations - Canada
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- First World War, Primary sources
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- Fish
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- fishing bounties, Ireland
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- folklore
- Folklore, Language, Language
- Folklore, Popular belief, , Includes Wales
- Folklore, urban
- Folklore - Schools Folklore Collection
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- Folklore: study, understanding and use of
- Folklore and mythology
- Folklore collecting
- Folklore of Ireland Society (Cumann le Béaloideas Éireann)
- Folklorism
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- Folk memory
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- Folkore
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- Fontevrault, order of
- Fonts
- Food
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- Foreign relations, France, Normans, Crusades, , Finance, Law, Richard (duke of York)
- Foreign relations, German
- Foreign relations, Germany
- Foreign relations, International relations, France, United Provinces, Louis IV, James II, William III, includes Ireland
- Foreign relations, Ireland, France, Politics
- Foreign relations, Ireland, Italy
- Foreign relations, United States of America
- Foreign relations, United States of America, Ireland, Anglo-Irish relations
- Foreign relations - European Union
- Foreign trade, Shipping, Ireland, Atlantic, Anglo-American war of 82
- Foreign travel
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- Foreign travel, Pilgrimage, , , Santiago de Compostela
- Forensic archaeology
- Forensic science
- Forestry
- Forfeda, Ireland, Language, Linguistics
- Formula One
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- Fortification, domestic
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- Fortnight Magazine
- Forts
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- Fosterage
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- Four Branches of Mabinogi, Ireland, Wales, Literature
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- Four Branches of the Mabinogi
- Fox hunting
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- Foyle and Bann Fisheries case
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- Foyle Fisheries Act 952
- Foze Rocks (County Kerry)
- France, Gascony, Manuscript sources, Archives,
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- France, Manuscript sources, Archives,
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- Franciscan Brothers
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- Franciscans
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- Francis McNamara
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- Frigates
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- Fruit
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- Fulachta Fiadh
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- Funerary practice
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- funerary practices
- Funerary practices
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- Funerary practises
- Furnaces
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- Fur trade
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- Ireland, , Political asylum, Glasgow, Gaelic lordships, Legal procedure, Treason, Sir John Perrot (d. 592), Sir Brian- na-Murtha O'Rourke, James VI
- Ireland, , Presbyterianism
- Ireland, , Reformation, Church of Ireland, Presbyterianism, University of St. Andrews, Ulster Plantation
- Ireland, , Regiments, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, , Robert Bruce, John Barbour
- Ireland, , Roman Catholic Church, Counter Reformation, Irish colleges, Seminaries, Clergy, Education abroad
- Ireland, , Roman Catholic church, Education, Seminaries
- Ireland, , Trade unionism, Political ideas, Irish nationalism, James Connolly (d. 96)
- Ireland, , Wales
- Ireland, , Wales, Culture, includes Poetry, Music
- Ireland, , Wales, General, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Europe, Local administration, Literary life, Rural society, Union of the Crowns (603), Clan system
- Ireland, , Wales, Seafaring
- Ireland, , Written sources
- Ireland, , York, Economy
- Ireland, Dictionary
- Ireland, Faerie Queene, A new view of the State of Ireland, Political thought, Protestantism
- Ireland, The Hidden Ireland, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Ulaid, Kingship
- Ireland, Agriculture
- Ireland, agriculture
- Ireland, ancient
- Ireland, Anglican church, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Anglo-Irish lordships
- Ireland, Annals
- Ireland, Archaeology
- Ireland, Architectural publishing
- Ireland, Architecture, Churches, Ecclesiastical architecture, Castles, Roman Catholicism, Protestantism
- Ireland, Architecture, Sculpture
- Ireland, Architecture, Ulster, Defences
- Ireland, Archives
- Ireland, Archives, Scholarship, Libraries, Annals of the four masters
- Ireland, Armed forces
- Ireland, Armies
- Ireland, Army
- Ireland, Army, Gaelic
- Ireland, Army, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Army, Land tenure
- Ireland, Art
- Ireland, Art, Figurative art, Insular art, Sculpture, includes Manuscript illumination, Romanesque style
- Ireland, Arts (general)
- Ireland, Ballast Office, Dublin Chamber of Commerce
- Ireland, Bardic poetry, Lordship
- Ireland, Bech Bretha, Law
- Ireland, Belgium
- Ireland, Bibliographies
- Ireland, Bibliography
- Ireland, Bibliography (general)
- Ireland, Bibliography, Discography
- Ireland, Bibliography, Manuscript sources, Archives
- Ireland, Bibliography, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Biography
- Ireland, Biography, Anti-slavery, Jamaica, Africa, Australia, Historians
- Ireland, Biography, Bibliography, Wadding family, Italy, Includes printed primary sources, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Biography, Catholic University, Ultramontanism
- Ireland, Biography, Charles Robert Newman, Francis William Newman, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Biography, Culture, Foreign affairs, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Role of women
- Ireland, Biography, George Berkeley (Bishop of Cloyne) (d. 753), Philosophy
- Ireland, Biography, Hagiography
- Ireland, Biography, Historians, Cromwellian settlement, Carte MSS.
- Ireland, Biography, Historiography, Imperialism, Irish Americans
- Ireland, Biography, Historiography, Irish Historical Studies
- Ireland, Biography, Irish culture, Nationalism, Members of parliament, Roman Catholicism, Anglo-Irish politics
- Ireland, Biography, Judges, United Irishmen (defence lawyer to), Politics, Member of Parliament, Privy Councillor, Catholic emancipation, Anglo-Irish relations, Political parties
- Ireland, Biography, Land war, Land League, National movement
- Ireland, Biography, Literature, Paternalism, Anglo-Irish, Novels
- Ireland, Biography, Lord Clare, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet, Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, Biography, Medical practitioners, County Fermanagh (Ulster)
- Ireland, Biography, Nassau Senior, Economics, Utilitarianism, Social policy
- Ireland, Biography, Nationalism, National movment, Lawyer, Politician
- Ireland, Biography, Ordnance , Administration, Reform
- Ireland, Biography, Penal laws, Roman Catholicism, Catholic emancipation, Parliament, Politics, Law, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Biography, Political society, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Royal court, Charles II, Treasury, Revenue administration, Richard Talbot (Earl of Tyrconnel), James II
- Ireland, Biography, Politics, Charles Joseph Kickham, Journalism, Fenians
- Ireland, Biography, Politics, Literature
- Ireland, Biography, Politics, Revolution, Nationalism, Literature, Member of (British) Parliament, Irish cabinet minister
- Ireland, Biography, Poor Law system, Philanthropy, Social policy, History of medicine
- Ireland, Biography, Protestantism
- Ireland, Biography, Reference
- Ireland, Biography, Religion, Politics, Social, Economic conditions, Nationalism
- Ireland, Biography, Roman Catholicism, Parliament, William Monsell (Baron Emly)
- Ireland, Biography, Social life, Celtic culture
- Ireland, Biography, Young Irelanders, American Civil War
- Ireland, Biography, Young Irelanders, Irish Americans
- Ireland, Biography, Young Irelanders, National movement
- Ireland, Birth control, County Antrim (Ulster), Social Darwinism
- Ireland, Bishoprics
- Ireland, Bishoprics, Canterbury, Armagh, Synod of Kells, Sitric (king of Dublin), King Canute, Battle of Clontarf, Pilgrimage, Scandinavian hegemony
- Ireland, Bishops, Catholic church, Sources
- Ireland, Bishops, Papacy, Crown
- Ireland, Bishops of Cashel, Irish church, Clergy, Royal supremacy, Roman Catholic martyr, Tipperary, Clergy
- Ireland, Bloodstock, Horse racing
- Ireland, Book of Rights, Genealogy, Monarchy
- Ireland, Books, Leather, Decoration, Book production
- Ireland, Books, Newspapers
- Ireland, Book trade, Publications, Bookbinders, Booksellers, Wages, Prices
- Ireland, Borough charters, Civic revenue, City employees
- Ireland, Boroughs, Elections, Parliament
- Ireland, Botany
- Ireland, Boyle family, Politics, Social commentary
- Ireland, Brehon, Common law, Betagh, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Brehon law
- Ireland, Bretons, Missionaries, Monasteries
- Ireland, Brett family, Family, Biography
- Ireland, Brewers
- Ireland, Brewing, Finance
- Ireland, Brewing industry, Agriculture, Science, Technology, Brewing
- Ireland, Britain
- Ireland, British Army
- Ireland, British army, American War of Independence, Irish loyalists
- Ireland, British Empire, National movement, Home Rule
- Ireland, British problem, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Bronze
- Ireland, Bronze, Metalwork
- Ireland, Bronze objects, Decorative art, County Meath (Leinster)
- Ireland, Bruce family,
- Ireland, Bryan McGurk
- Ireland, Buildings, Sculpture
- Ireland, Business history, Linen industry, Manufacturers
- Ireland, Butler family
- Ireland, Butler family, Manuscript sources (guide to), Landholding, Property deeds, Wills, Tipperary (Count Tipperary), Kilkenny (County Kilkenny)
- Ireland, Butlers of Ormond, Urban history, Towns, Agriculture, Trade, Land holding, Class conflict
- Ireland, Calendars, Charters, Letters patent, Statutes, Inquisitions
- Ireland, Canals, Railways, Transport, Engineering
- Ireland, Canterbury, Archbishops, Jurisdiction, Ecclesiastical
- Ireland, Canterbury cathedral, Gerald Fitzgerald (d. 243)
- Ireland, Capital, Finance, Investment, Banking
- Ireland, Capital, Leinster, Urban society, Local
- Ireland, Capital city, Leinster, Urban
- Ireland, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, Biography, Land war, Land League, National movement, Home Rule
- Ireland, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, Land war
- Ireland, Captain George Flower
- Ireland, Captain Thomas Lee (d. 60), Art, Portrait, Marcus Gheeraedts the younger (d. 635), Biography, Lee family, Politics, English conquest of Ireland
- Ireland, Capuchins, European Reformation, Anna Catherina Gonzaga, Roman Catholicism, Servites
- Ireland, Carlow (Leinster), Psephology, Ultramontanism, Reform, Sir John Acton (st baron Acton)
- Ireland, Carrick-on-Suir (County Tipperary, Munster), Contemporary printed material, Diaries, Literature
- Ireland, Cartography
- Ireland, Cartography, Conquest, Fortifications, Military tactics
- Ireland, Cartography, Estate management
- Ireland, Cartography, Geology
- Ireland, Cartography, ing
- Ireland, Cartography, John Greene, William Moland
- Ireland, Cartography, John Speed
- Ireland, Cartography, Leinster
- Ireland, Cartography, Maps, John Rogue
- Ireland, Cartography, Nine Years' War, Munster, Ulster, Connacht, Pacata Hibernica, William Jones
- Ireland, Cartography, Nine Years' War, Munster, Ulster, Connacht, Pacata Hibernica, William Jones
- Ireland, Cartography, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Cartography, Robert Lythe, John Browne
- Ireland, Cartography, William Cecil (Baron Burleigh)
- Ireland, Cartography, William Petty, Down , Bibliography, Ordnance Ordnance
- Ireland, Cartoons, Political satire, Social darwinism, Racial theory
- Ireland, Cashel (County Tipperary), Ecclesiastical art
- Ireland, Cashel Diocesan Library (County Tipperary) [now GPA-Bolton Library]
- Ireland, Castlemore, Co. Carlow, Mottes
- Ireland, Castles, Architecture
- Ireland, Castles, County Cavan (Ulster)
- Ireland, Castles, Defences
- Ireland, Castles, Defences, County Wexford
- Ireland, Castles, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Limerick (Munster)
- Ireland, Castles, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Lordship, Myross, Co. Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, Cathal Óg MacManus, Historiography
- Ireland, Cathedral, Diocese, Black Book, White Book
- Ireland, Catholic Church, Nationalism, Ultramontanism
- Ireland, Catholic Committee, United Irishmen (alleged involvement)
- Ireland, Catholic controversialist
- Ireland, Catholic convention, Catholic emancipation, Contemporary printed material, Anglicanism
- Ireland, Catholic emancipation, Penal laws, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Catholic emancipation, Popular culture, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Catholic emancipation, Repeal, The Young Irelanders
- Ireland, Catholic Emancipation, Repeal, Ultramontanism, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Catholic Emancipation Act, Nationalism, Moral force (non-violence), Political influences
- Ireland, Catholicism, Liberalism, Christian democracy, Political theory, Count Charles de Montalembert, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Catholicism, Local government
- Ireland, Catholicism, Munster
- Ireland, Catholicism, Patrick Sarsfield, James II, William of Orange, Battle of the Boyne
- Ireland, Catholicism, Society
- Ireland, Catholic question, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Catholic relief, Printing (Dublin), Volunteers, Newspapers, Volunteers' Journal, Patriotism, Catholic Committee
- Ireland, Catholic relief, Printing (Dublin), Volunteers, Newspapers, Volunteers' Journal, Patriotism, Catholic Committee
- Ireland, Catholic Relief Act, Military, Popular politics, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Celebrations
- Ireland, Celtic church
- Ireland, Celtic church, Differentiation between Celtic and Benedictine monasticism
- Ireland, Celtic church, Ecclesiastical organisation
- Ireland, Celtic church, Ecclesiastical organization, British influence
- Ireland, Celtic church, Exegesis (historiography of), Ecclesiastical texts
- Ireland, Celtic church, Exegesis, Liturgy, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Celtic church, Linguistic evidence, Latin terminology, Clergy in politics
- Ireland, Celtic church, Monasteries
- Ireland, Celtic church, Monasteries, Canon law, Ecclesiastical politics, Secular politics
- Ireland, Celtic church, Monasteries, Leinster, Ecclesiastical sculpture
- Ireland, Celtic church, Patrician ideal, Religious belief, Celibacy, Christianity
- Ireland, Celtic church, Rites, Irish missions to Europe, Texts, Prayer, Martyrology, Hagiography
- Ireland, Celtic revival, Literary history, Historiography, Poetry
- Ireland, Celts, Epic sagas, Metalwork, Rural society, Brehon law, Literature
- Ireland, Celts, La Tène, Hallstatt, Weapons, Burials, Settlement, Jewellery, Kingship
- Ireland, Celts, Mythology, Pagan belief, Literature
- Ireland, Celts, Pagan practice
- Ireland, Cemetery, Religion, Local, Population
- Ireland, Censorship, Newspapers
- Ireland, Central administration, Local administration, Ecclesiastical administration, Maps, Drawings, Archival collections, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Central government, Social protest, Agriculture, Wages, Poverty, Criminal gangs, Uprisings, Punishment
- Ireland, Ceramics, Everted rim
- Ireland, Ceramics, Overseas trade ()
- Ireland, Chalice, Treasure trove, Metalwork, Derrynaflan (County Tipperary)
- Ireland, Chancery, Diplomatic, Administration, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Chancery, Royal administration
- Ireland, Charles Foy, Migration, Canada
- Ireland, Charles Gavan Duffy, Politics, Irish Nationalism, Journalism, Literature, Roman Catholicism, Victoria (Australia)
- Ireland, Charles I, Thomas Wentworth (st earl of Strafford)
- Ireland, Charles Lucas (d. 77), Patriotism, Popular politics, Popular protest
- Ireland, Charles Macklin, Poetry, Drama, Literature
- Ireland, Charles Mahony
- Ireland, Charles McNally (Bishop of Clogher), Biography, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Charles O'Conor of Belanagare
- Ireland, Charles O'Conor of Belanagare, Learned societies
- Ireland, Charles O'Conor of Belanagare, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Charles Smith, Learned societies
- Ireland, Charles Watson-Wentworth (2nd marquess of Rockingham), Parliamentary politics
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Connacht, Travel, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Leinster, Printed primary sources, Travel
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Munster, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Munster, Printed primary sources, Travel
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Munster, Travel, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Travel
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Travel, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Charles Étienne Coquebert de Montbret, Travel, Printed primary sources, County Westmeath (Leinster)
- Ireland, Charters, Towns
- Ireland, Charter Schools, Charity schools, Sources, Travel
- Ireland, Chartism, Reform
- Ireland, Chartulary, Fitzgeralds, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Chemistry, Atomic theory
- Ireland, Chief Secretary, Bibliography, William Shaw Mason
- Ireland, Chieftainry, Monarchy, Titles, Genealogy
- Ireland, Chieftains, Rebels
- Ireland, Childbirth, Poverty, Motherhood, Gender
- Ireland, Childhood
- Ireland, Chivalry, , Jacobitism, Printed primary sources, Political exiles
- Ireland, Christ Church
- Ireland, Christianity
- Ireland, Christianity (conversion to), Monastic site distribution, Ecclesiastical enclosures, Secular contacts
- Ireland, Christianity, Canons
- Ireland, Christianity, Celtic church
- Ireland, Christianity, Conquest, Missionaries, Vikings, Earldoms, Law, Daily life, Social structure
- Ireland, Christianity, Cultural relations (Germany), Missions, St. Boniface (Archbishop of Mainz, d.755)
- Ireland, Christianity, Hiberno-Latin texts, Celtic church, Continental contacts, Canon law, Ecclesiastical art
- Ireland, Christianity, Monasteries, Missions, Parochia, St. Columba, St. Patrick
- Ireland, Christianity, Monasteries, Missions, Parochia, St. Columba, St. Patrick
- Ireland, Christianity, Monasteries, Missions, Religious art, Metalwork, St. Columba, St. Columban [?]
- Ireland, Christopher Fleming OFM, Franciscan order, Roman Catholic church, Leinster, Towns, Capital city
- Ireland, Christopher Smart, George Berkeley (Bishop of Cloyne)
- Ireland, Chronicles
- Ireland, Chronicles, Annals
- Ireland, Chronicles, Austria, Written sources
- Ireland, Chronicles, Gaelic
- Ireland, Chronicles, Monasticism, Cistercian order, Premonstratensians, Biography, Clarus Mac Mailin, Archdeacon of Elphin, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, Chronology
- Ireland, Chronology, Christianity (conversion to), Missions
- Ireland, Chronology, Letters, Plantation, County Armagh, ing, Land law, James I
- Ireland, Church
- Ireland, Church (economic role)
- Ireland, Church, consuetudines ecclesie Anglicane
- Ireland, Church, Archbishop, Betagh, Firmarii, Crosslands
- Ireland, Church, Archdioceses, Ecclesiastical law, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church, Archives, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Church, Archivum Generale Augustinianorum, Collegio Internazionale Agostiniano
- Ireland, Church, Benefactions, Land tenure
- Ireland, Church, Benefices, County Galway
- Ireland, Church, Bernard of Clairvaux, Cistercian order
- Ireland, Church, Bible, New Testament
- Ireland, Church, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Barberini family, Papacy
- Ireland, Church, Bishops, Elections, Christ Church, St. Patrick's
- Ireland, Church, Book of Common Prayer
- Ireland, Church, Cartularies, Leinster
- Ireland, Church, Clergy, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Church, Clergy, Lorcán Ó Tuathail (Archbishop of Dublin)
- Ireland, Church, consuetudines ecclesie Anglicane
- Ireland, Church, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Church, Crusade, Finance, Rainaldo, Archbishops
- Ireland, Church, Culture
- Ireland, Church, Diocese
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Armagh
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Bishops
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Bishops, Co. Cork
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Crosslands, Rental, Extent
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, John Alen
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Nobility
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, Rural deanery, Ecclesiastical administratio n
- Ireland, Church, Diocese, White Book of Ossory, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Church, Diocese of Dublin, Ecclesiastical discipline, Ecclesiastical courts
- Ireland, Church, Dioceses, Archiepiscopal administration
- Ireland, Church, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church, Ecclesiastical administration, Monasteries
- Ireland, Church, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Church, Ecclesiastical councils
- Ireland, Church, Fabrics
- Ireland, Church, France, Papacy
- Ireland, Church, France, Saints, Monastic orders, St. Columbanus
- Ireland, Church, Genealogy, Michael Tregury, John Walton
- Ireland, Church, Hagiography, Literature
- Ireland, Church, Hagiography, Saints
- Ireland, Church, John Colton (Archbishop of Armagh) (d. 404), Printed primary sources, Ecclesiastical discipline, Episcopal estates
- Ireland, Church, Knights Hospitallers, Kilmainham (Dublin), Charity
- Ireland, Church, Knights Templar
- Ireland, Church, Letters
- Ireland, Church, Literature, Meditations
- Ireland, Church, Liturgy, Monasteries
- Ireland, Church, Monasteries
- Ireland, Church, Monasteries, Cistercian order, County Kilkenny (Leinster)
- Ireland, Church, Monasteries, Franciscan order, Connacht, Architecture
- Ireland, Church, Munster
- Ireland, Church, Munster, Bishops, Clergy
- Ireland, Church, Munster, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Church, Munster, parishes, Local
- Ireland, Church, Nationalism, Racialism
- Ireland, Church, Nicholas Mac Maol-Iosa, Jurisdiction, Laity
- Ireland, Church, Papacy
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Archivio Segreto Vaticano
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Benefices
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Gaelic
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Nationality, Church councils
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Reform
- Ireland, Church, Papacy, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Church, Parish, Administration
- Ireland, Church, Philip of Torrington, Diocese, Towns
- Ireland, Church, Protestanism
- Ireland, Church, Province, Armagh, Diocese
- Ireland, Church, Province, Armagh, George Cromer
- Ireland, Church, Province, Armagh, Saints
- Ireland, Church, Province, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church, Provisions, Archivo Segreto Vaticano, Vatican City
- Ireland, Church, Red Book, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Church, Registers, Henry VIII, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Church, Religious life, Meditation
- Ireland, Church, Roman Catholicism, Fenians
- Ireland, Church, Rome, Papacy, Manuscript sources, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana
- Ireland, Church, Saints
- Ireland, Church, Schools
- Ireland, Church, Sculpture, Burials
- Ireland, Church, Taxation, Edward Bruce, Invasion, Taxation
- Ireland, Church, Theology, Friars (Augustinian), University of Oxford
- Ireland, Church, Towns
- Ireland, Church, Waterford, St Saviour's chantry, John Collyn, Prendergast
- Ireland, Church-state relations
- Ireland, Church and state, Government
- Ireland, Church bells, Iron bells, Bronze bells, Bell design, Religious practice
- Ireland, Church crosses, Ecclesiastical architecture, Iconography
- Ireland, Church dedications, , Picts, Wales, Isle of Man
- Ireland, Churches, Board of works, Castles
- Ireland, Churches, Canons, Bishops, Augustinian order, Episcopal sees, Prebends, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Churches, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Churches, Friars
- Ireland, Churches, Synod of Kells, Dioceses, Annals, Trinity College Dublin MS 309
- Ireland, Churchgoing, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Church hierarchy, Ecclesiastical administration, Clergy
- Ireland, Church lands, Church of Ireland, Bishops, Patrick Walsh, Miles McGrath, Reformation
- Ireland, Church lands, Estates, Episcopal income, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church lands, Reformation, Sir John Davies (d. 626)
- Ireland, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Biography, Visitation
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Clergy, Bishops
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Clergy, Wars of the 640s, 64 depositions, Reformation, Literature, Monaghan, Trinity College Dublin
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Dissolution of the monasteries, English colonization, County Meath, Hugh Brady (Bishop of Meath), Henry Draycott, Sir Robert Dillon, William Bathe, Nugent family, Sir Thomas Cusack
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Ecclesiastical wealth, Landlords, Agriculture, Anticlericalism, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Genealogy
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Government, Politics
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Journalism, Crime, Emigration
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Lay piety, Protestantism, Biography, Accountant General
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Party politics, Robert Harley (st Earl of Oxford)
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Politics, Parliament, Reformation, Church and state
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Politics, Volunteers' Convention
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Reformation, Clergy, Wicklow, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Reformation, Counter reformation, Geraldine rebellions, Reformation
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Reformation, Homosexuality, Sexuality, Richard Boyle (st Earl of Cork), Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford), Infanticide, Church lands
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Restoration
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Anti-clericalism
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, Tithe war, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Church of Ireland, William Connor Magee (Dean of Cork and later Archbishop of York)
- Ireland, Church organization
- Ireland, Church structure, Celtic church, Ecclesiastical reform, Gregorian reform, Bishops, Monasteries, Pope Gregory VII
- Ireland, Churchyards, Rural settlement, Land use
- Ireland, Circulating libraries, Armagh Public Library
- Ireland, Circulating libraries, Subscription libraries, Linen Hall Library (Belfast)
- Ireland, Cirruaidh mac Taidhg Ruaidh, Giolla Íosa mac Donnchaidh Móir
- Ireland, Cistercian order, County Kilkenny, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries
- Ireland, City of Derry (Ulster), Publishing, Bibliography
- Ireland, Civic life, Richard Stanihurst, Administration, Urban, Leinster
- Ireland, Civil , Donaghmore, County Tyrone, Property, Down , Restoration settlement, Shiele family, Hearth Money Rolls, Rapparees, Oliver Plunkett, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Civil, Military administration, Governor's secretary, Correspondence
- Ireland, Civil engineers, Mapping, ors, Cartography
- Ireland, Civil Service, Trade unions, Politics
- Ireland, Civil survey, Down survey, Land ownership
- Ireland, Civil survey, Down survey, Wars of the 640s, Land ownership
- Ireland, Civil War, Bishop of Derry
- Ireland, Civil War, Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Wentworth (st earl of Strafford)
- Ireland, Civil Wars, Battle, Siegecraft, Fortifications
- Ireland, Civil Wars, Catholicism, Siegecraft, Battle, Logistics
- Ireland, Clann Culein, Church
- Ireland, Clans, Social structure, Economy
- Ireland, Classical architecture, Plantation houses, Landholding, English settlement, Nicholas Pynnar
- Ireland, Classical economist
- Ireland, Classical education, William Bathe (d.64), Janua Lingwarum, Latin, Greek, Includes (Salamanca), Germany, Italy, Portugal, Includes printed primary sources, Irish colleges abroad
- Ireland, Clergy
- Ireland, Clergy, Biography, France, Henry Essex Edgeworth, Chaplain to Louis VI
- Ireland, Clergy, Bishops, Anglo-Irish relations, Lorcán Ó Tuathail
- Ireland, Clergy, Church and state, Episcopal administration
- Ireland, Clergy, Collective biography
- Ireland, Clergy, Ecclesiastical organisation, Canon law, Liturgy, Ecclesiastical revenues, Tithes, Clerical abuses, Penance
- Ireland, Clergy, Jonathan Swift (d. 745)
- Ireland, Clergy, Law, Sexual offences
- Ireland, Clergy, Monasteries, Dioceses
- Ireland, Clergy, Religious refugees, Protestantism, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Clergy, Synod, Protestantism, Colonization
- Ireland, Clerical estates, Ground rents, Fees
- Ireland, Climate, Crops, Crop yields, Cereals, Potatoes, Livestock, Diseases of livestock, Farming, Climate, Extremes of climate
- Ireland, Clonmacnoise (Co. Offaly, Leinster), Stonework, Scriptural iconography
- Ireland, Clonmel, William Vaughan, Inventory, Wool trade, Agriculture, Fishing
- Ireland, Co. Armagh, Co. Antrim, Co. Down, Co. Londonderry (Derry), Co. Fermanagh, Co. Tyrone, Anglicization, Urban development
- Ireland, Co. Carlow, Roger Bigod
- Ireland, Co. Cork
- Ireland, Co. Cork, Trade, Towns, Doughcloyne cartulary
- Ireland, Co. Derry, Architecture
- Ireland, Co. Donegal (Ulster), Travel
- Ireland, Co. Down, Brian Ó Néill
- Ireland, Co. Kerry (Munster)
- Ireland, Co. Louth
- Ireland, Co. Louth, Ardee, Barony
- Ireland, Co. Louth, Piperstown
- Ireland, Co. Louth, Towns
- Ireland, Co. Mayo
- Ireland, Co. Meath
- Ireland, Co. Meath, Coinage
- Ireland, Co. Offaly, Co. Tipperary, Manuscript sources (use of), Law tracts, Social structure, Property, Settlement
- Ireland, Co. Offaly, Glenmaliry
- Ireland, Co. Tipperary (Munster), Ely O'Carroll, Éile Úi Chearbhaill, Landscape
- Ireland, Co. Tyrone, Family, Nobility
- Ireland, Co. Tyrone, Tyrconnell
- Ireland, Co. Wicklow
- Ireland, Coastal defence, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, French Revolutionary Wars, Napoleonic Wars
- Ireland, Coinage
- Ireland, Coinage,
- Ireland, Coinage, Antrim,
- Ireland, Coinage, Archaeology, Nine Years' War
- Ireland, Coinage, Catalogue
- Ireland, Coinage, Co. Meath
- Ireland, Coinage, Commerce, Trade, Trade tokens, Livery Companies
- Ireland, Coinage, Confederate Assembly of Kilkenny
- Ireland, Coinage, Counterfeit, Breifne
- Ireland, Coinage, County Mayo
- Ireland, Coinage, County Monaghan, Ulster
- Ireland, Coinage, Henry III
- Ireland, Coinage, Hiberno-Norse
- Ireland, Coinage, Hoard
- Ireland, Coinage, Hoards
- Ireland, Coinage, Jewellery
- Ireland, Coinage, Leinster
- Ireland, Coinage, Manuscript sources (use of)
- Ireland, Coinage, Mints, County Limerick
- Ireland, Coinage, Monarchy, Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Representations of political power
- Ireland, Coinage, Money, Vikings
- Ireland, Coinage, Munster
- Ireland, Coinage, Numismatics
- Ireland, Coinage, Numismatics, Vikings
- Ireland, Coinage, Pottery
- Ireland, Coinage, Religion, William III, Irish Jacobites
- Ireland, Coinage, Royal family, Currency, Non-written sources
- Ireland, Coinage, Sihtric Silkbeard, Vikings, Personal names
- Ireland, Coinage, Silver, Half-crowns, Tavern Mint (London), Debased silver
- Ireland, Coinage, Towns
- Ireland, Coinage, Trade
- Ireland, Coinage, Trade, Drogheda, Ardee, Dundalk
- Ireland, Coinage, Trade tokens, Currency
- Ireland, Coinage, Ulster
- Ireland, Coinage, Vikings, Leinster, County Louth, Numismatics
- Ireland, Coinage, Williamite Wars
- Ireland, Coinage; Ireland, Numismatics
- Ireland, Coinage Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Coin hoarding, Tax collecting, Token coinage, Minting, Price fixing, William Bromfield
- Ireland, Coins, Ceramics, Samian ware, Pottery
- Ireland, Coins, Grave-goods, Silver, Gold
- Ireland, Coins, Jewellery, Silver bullion, Metalwork
- Ireland, Coleraine (County Londonderry), Ulster, Includes Settlement, Plantations, Warfare, Local administration
- Ireland, Collected biography
- Ireland, Collected biography, Clergy, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Collected biography, Medical practitioners, Medicine, Surgeons, Health
- Ireland, Collective biography
- Ireland, Collective biography, Architecture, Professions
- Ireland, Collective biography, Diocesan administration
- Ireland, Collè des irlandais (Irish college, Paris)
- Ireland, Collège des Irlandais, Roman Catholic church, Seminaries, France, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Colonel Adam Murray, Warfare, Sieges, Siege of Londonderry, King William III, King James II
- Ireland, Colonialism, Empire, Home Rule, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Colonial nationalism, Politics, Culture, Overseas comparisons
- Ireland, Colonisation, Land transfer, Plantation, Politics, New English, Anglicization, Sir Warham St. Leger (d. 597)
- Ireland, Colonisation, Plantation, Ards Peninsula, Clandeboye, Rowland White
- Ireland, Colonisation, Settlement, Confiscation, Thomas Radcliffe (3rd Earl of Sussex), Rury Oge O'More, King's County, Queen's County, Irish rebellion
- Ireland, Colonization
- Ireland, Colonization, , James I, Irish rebellion
- Ireland, Colonization, Anglicization, Urbanisation, Trade, Industry
- Ireland, Colonization, Castles, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Leinster
- Ireland, Colonization, Confiscation, Rebellion
- Ireland, Colonization, Connacht, Rebellion
- Ireland, Colonization, Essex's expedition
- Ireland, Colonization, Government, Religion, Rebellion, Warfare
- Ireland, Colonization, Landholding, Migration, Anglicization
- Ireland, Colonization, Land transfer, Politics
- Ireland, Colonization, London livery companies
- Ireland, Colonization, Loughtee, Cavan
- Ireland, Colonization, Nine Years' War, Sir Walter Raleigh
- Ireland, Colonization, Plantation
- Ireland, Colonization, Plantation, Landholding, Land transfer
- Ireland, Colonization, Plantation, Settlement
- Ireland, Colonization, Plantation, Settlement, County Roscommon, County Westmeath
- Ireland, Colonization, Plantation, Spanish America, Comparative colonialism
- Ireland, Colonization, Population
- Ireland, Colonization, Settlement, David B. Quinn
- Ireland, Colonization, South America, Brazil, Sir Thomas Roe, Roger North, Gaspar Chillan
- Ireland, Columba, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, Columbanus (d.597), Bobbio (Italy), Cheddar Gorge (Somerset)
- Ireland, Columbanus, Abbot of Luxeuil
- Ireland, Columbanus, Abbot of Luxeuil, Poetry, Religious literature
- Ireland, Comb-making, Bone-working, Antler-working, Personal hygiene
- Ireland, Commerce
- Ireland, Commerce, Kildare, Patrick Barnewall
- Ireland, Commerce, Textiles, Conrad Gill, Includes historiography
- Ireland, Commerce, Trade, Geography, Agriculture, Economy
- Ireland, Commercialisation, Interest rates, Money lending, Coinage, Borrowing of money, Richard Boyle (st Earl of Cork)
- Ireland, Commissions, Ulster, Officers, Sale of military offices
- Ireland, Common, Brehon law
- Ireland, Common law
- Ireland, Common law, Administration, Dublin Castle
- Ireland, Common law, Civil law, Crown law office, Lawyers, Inheritance, Gavelkind, Tanistry, Customs, Coinage
- Ireland, Communications, Administration
- Ireland, Communications, Railways, Shipping
- Ireland, Communitas, Consent
- Ireland, Compensation, Bretha Crólige, Othrus
- Ireland, Compensation, Bretha Crólige, Othrus
- Ireland, Compilation
- Ireland, Composers, Ballads, Bards, Culture
- Ireland, Composers, Leinster, Musicians
- Ireland, Computistics, Church calendar, Ecclesiastical festivals
- Ireland, Computus
- Ireland, Computus, Hiberno-Latin
- Ireland, Confederate, Owen Roe O'Neill, Warfare
- Ireland, Confiscation
- Ireland, Confiscation, Protestant ascendancy, Landholding
- Ireland, Conformity, Reformation, Persecution, Arthur Chichester (Baron Chichester of Belfast), Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Congested Districts Board, Gaeltacht, Poverty, County Galway (Connacht)
- Ireland, Connacht
- Ireland, Connacht, Army, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Connacht, Cornamona, Dingle, Houses, Construction
- Ireland, Connacht, Ecclesiastical architecture, Cathedrals
- Ireland, Connacht, Judicial administration
- Ireland, Connacht, King, Inauguration
- Ireland, Connacht, Literature
- Ireland, Connacht, Local
- Ireland, Connacht, Local administration, Royal administration, Landholding
- Ireland, Connacht, Local politics, Elections, Municipal corporations, Power struggle, City
- Ireland, Connacht, Monasteries, Augustinian order, Excavation reports
- Ireland, Connacht, Monasteries, Excavation reports
- Ireland, Connacht, Sligo, Literature
- Ireland, Connacht, Social conditions
- Ireland, Connacht, Towns
- Ireland, Connacht, Uí Fiachrach, Mayo, Genealogy, Family, Includes Archaeology
- Ireland, Connacht, Wool trade, France, Crime
- Ireland, Connachta, Connaught, Early modern Irish literature
- Ireland, Connaught, Genealogy, Kingship
- Ireland, Conquest, Invasion, Warfare
- Ireland, Conquest, King of Leinster, Richard de Clare, Henry II
- Ireland, Conquest, Landholding, Plantation
- Ireland, Conquest, William Walwyn (fl.647), Levellers, Millenarianism
- Ireland, Conservatism, Religion, Tradition, Liberalism, Roman Catholic Emancipation, Daniel O'Connell (Overseas influence of)
- Ireland, Conservative and Unionist Party, Land question, Wyndham's Act
- Ireland, Constitution
- Ireland, Constitution, Government, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Constitution, Nationalism, Politics, Lawyers, Religion, Reform
- Ireland, Constitution, Political thought
- Ireland, Constitutional
- Ireland, Constitutional,Exchequer, Pipe Rolls
- Ireland, Constitutional, Government
- Ireland, Constitutional, Parliament, Upper chamber
- Ireland, Constitutional, Roman Catholicism, Persecution, Penal laws, Irish Parliament, Elections
- Ireland, Constitutional history
- Ireland, Constitutional history, Anglo-Irish relations, Politics
- Ireland, Contemporary newspapers, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material,
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, , Lords of the Isles, Earls of Antrim, Ulster
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, , Topography
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, 798 rebellion
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Agriculture, Industry, Transport, Geography
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Antiquarianism, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Archives, Public records
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Aristocracy, Genealogy, Theatre, Literature
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Artists, Painting, Architecture
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Catholic emancipation, Lord deputies, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Catholic emancipation, United Irishmnen, Luke Teeling
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Catholic question
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Catholic relief, Penal laws
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Chorography
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Church history (historiography)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Church of Ireland, Lay piety, Protestantism, Church government, Missions, Religious education
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Coinage, Pamphlets, Jonathan Swift
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Coinage, Wood's halfpence, Pamphlets, Jonathan Swift
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Constitutional reform
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Correspondence, Archbishop of Armagh, Lord justice
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Currency
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Currency, Numismatics
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Disorder, Secret societies, Land, Tithes, Tenantry, Protest
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Drama
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Drama, Literature
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Economy, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Economy, Penal laws, Theobald Taaffe (4th earl of Carlingford)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Established church, Tithes, Secret societies, Clergy
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Exports, Wool, Cattle, Navigation Acts
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Feudalism, Law, Brehon laws, Literature, Language, Music
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Financial administration, Taxation, Hearth money, Excise, Courts
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Foreigners' descriptions, Topography, Social commentary
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Frederick Howard (5th earl of Carlisle), Parliament, Lord Lieutenants, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Free trade
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, House of Lords, Parliament
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Impropriations, Clergy, Appropriations, Taxation
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Industry, Property, Law, United Irishmen, Parliament, Trade, Ulster
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Industry, Property, Trade
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Industry, Trade, Mercantilism, Colonies, Export
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Irish House of Common
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Irish language, Bible (translation of)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Jacobitism, Army
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Jane Adams, Folklore, Literature, Popular antiquities
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Law, Courts
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Law, Statutes
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Lawyers, Legal profession, Education
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Leinster
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Leinster, Architecture
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Leinster, Horticulture, Botany, Climate, Agriculture
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Leinster, Local government, Elections
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Leinster, Physicians, Medicine, Medical education
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Military
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Missions
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Money bill dispute
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Munster
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Munster, Local history
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Nonconformity, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, O'Neill, Penal laws, Catholic relief, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Pamphlets, Industry, Wool, Exports, Imports, Economics
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Parliament, Catholic emancipation, Trade, Francis Rawdon-Hastings (2nd earl of Moira and st marquis of Hastings)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Parliament, Treason, House of Commons, House of Lords
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Parliamentary elections, Population, Electorate
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Parliamentary reform
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Penal laws, John Wesley, Whiteboys, Biography, France, Cork (Munster), Irish National Volunteers, Catholic Committee (London)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Poetry, Hugh Boulter (archbishop of Armagh)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Political reform, Volunteers, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Politics
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Politics, Irish parliament, Barristers, 798 rising
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Politics, Irish parliament, Social commentary
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Politics, Jacobitism, Patriotism
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Poor Law (reform), Parliament, Michael Thomas Sadler (d. 835)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Poor relief, John Pitt Kennedy (d. 879), Sir George Nicholls (d. 865)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Population
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Preaching
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Printed primary sources, The Bible
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Property, Penal laws, Courts, Chancery
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Religion
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Religion and belief
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Religious literature
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Religious literature, Polemics
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Resolutions, Letters, Transactions
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Revenue, Politics, Government
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Richard Bellings (d.677), Royalists
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Richard Woodward (Anglican bishop of Cloyne)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, Irish language
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Roman Catholicism, Army
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Roman Catholicism, Mathew de Oviedo, Eugene Mathews, Thomas Fleming, Clergy
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Rural society, Politics and government, Government, Electoral system, Parliamentary elections
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Satire, Literature
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Social commentary, Social Thought
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Social conditions
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Statutes, Parish government
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Textiles
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Theology, Christianity
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Thomas Addis Emmet, Parliament, Penal laws, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Thomas Conolly (Member of Parliament), Parliamentary reform
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Topography
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Ulster
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Ulster, Industry, Medicines, Canals, Geography, Topography, Botany, Monuments
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, United Irishmen, Henry Grattan
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, United Irishmen, Militia, 798 rebellion, Popular uprising
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, United Irishmen, Robert Emmet, 798 rebellion
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, United Society of Irishmen, Wolfe Tone (d. 798), Radicalism, Irish independence, Roman Catholicism, Protestantism (Irish)
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Urban, Local government
- Ireland, Contemporary printed material, Wool, Imports, Exports, Trade, Navigation Acts, Pamphlets, Industry
- Ireland, Continental Europe, Army, Political identity, Officers, Wild Geese, Emigration
- Ireland, Conversion, St Patrick, Hagiography, Mission
- Ireland, Convicts, Australia, Criminals
- Ireland, Cookery, Diet
- Ireland, Coquebert de Montbret, French consul, Social conditions, Business life, Religious life, Leisure, County Kilkenny
- Ireland, Cork
- Ireland, Cork (Munster), Poetry, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Cork, Galway, Limerick
- Ireland, Cork, Wexford, St Nicholas Priory, Church, Land
- Ireland, Cormac's chapel, Cashel (County Tipperary), Waterford cathedral, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Architecture, Sculpture
- Ireland, Corn tithes, Rents, Evictions, Whiteboy movement (76-65), Legal administration, Social relations
- Ireland, Correspondence
- Ireland, Correspondence, Manuscript sources (description of), Revolt
- Ireland, Correspondence, Manuscript sources, , Pedro Zubiaur, Navy, Letter book
- Ireland, Correspondence, Medicine, Antiquarianism, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Correspondence, Printed primary sources, Irish rebellion, English Civil Wars, Wars of the 640s, Ulick de Burgh (5th Earl of Clanricarde)
- Ireland, Costume, Clothes, Fashion, Paintings
- Ireland, Costume, Shoes, Stockings, Brogues, Leather, Ulster, Connacht, Munster, Leinster, includes Isle of Man
- Ireland, Costume, Uniform
- Ireland, Counter-insurgency
- Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Clergy, Donegal, John Hamilton, Luke Plunkett
- Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Clergy, Portugal
- Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Historiography, Gaelic writings, Belgium
- Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Legal, Religion
- Ireland, Counter Reformation, Anthony Daly OFM, Franciscans, Roman Catholic Church, Michael Toner OFM, Abbot Patrick Maginn, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Counter Reformation, Oxford, Rouen (France), Douai (Low Countries, France), David Delahide (c.549-c.589), Leonard Fitzsimmon (54-9)
- Ireland, Counter reformation, Wars of the 640s, Diocese of Ardfert, Richard O'Connell (Bishop of Ardfert)
- Ireland, Countess of Cork, Elegiac poetry
- Ireland, Counties
- Ireland, Counties Roscommon and Westmeath (Connacht), Great Famine
- Ireland, Country Antrim, Domestic architecture, Peasant housing
- Ireland, County, Administration
- Ireland, County , Agriculture, Farming, Defences, Ringforts
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Army, Defence
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Ceramics
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Dock strike, Industrial disputes, James Larkin, National Union of Dock Labourers, Trade unions, Sir James Sexton, Unionism, Lock-outs, Railways, Orange order, Religious sectarianism, Coal carters, Press, Police mutiny, Political violence, Thomas Gallaher
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Earls of Massereene
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Ecclesiastical history, Protestantism
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Economy, Belfast, Stationers
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Manufacturing, Wages
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Penal laws, Roman Catholicism, Volunteers
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Private banks, Joint stock banking, Inflation, Politics, War, Labour disputes, Finance
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), Urban development, Landownership
- Ireland, County Antrim (Ulster), William Keown McCaughan, Biography, Social history, Urban history
- Ireland, County Antrim, Agriculture, Productivity, Sources, Ulster, Munster
- Ireland, County Antrim, Local, Economic conditions, Urban life, Industry
- Ireland, County Antrim, Local economy, Local industry, Social conditions, Politics
- Ireland, County Antrim, Local politics, Local government, Urban society
- Ireland, County Antrim, Towns, Architecture, Includes Domestic architecture, Includes Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, County Antrim, Ulster, Local, Annals, Trade, Customs, Antiquities
- Ireland, County Antrim, Ulster, Towns, Excavation reports, , Houses, Town walls
- Ireland, County Antrim, Urban, Domestic architecture, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, County Antrim, Urban, Economic, Social conditions, Politics, Architecture, Local
- Ireland, County Armagh (Ulster), Clergy, Patronage, Provisions, Papacy
- Ireland, County Armagh, Ulster, Hagiography, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, County Armagh, Ulster, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, County Cavan, Anglo-Irish relations, Landholding
- Ireland, County Cavan, Local, Architecture, Social conditions, Includes Domestic architecture, Ecclesiastical architecture, Local economy, Social conditions
- Ireland, County Cavan, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, County Cavan, Sources (description of), Coinage
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Captain Thomas Walcott, Henry Ivers, Military settlement, Landlordism
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Church, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Architecture
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Genealogy, Social structure
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Model communities, Owenism
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Settlement
- Ireland, County Clare (Munster), Towns, Settlement
- Ireland, County Clare, Architecture
- Ireland, County Clare, Architecture, Defences
- Ireland, County Clare, Genealogy, Kingship
- Ireland, County Clare, John O'Molony (d. 65), John O'Molony (d. 702), English oppression, Foreign relations, France
- Ireland, County Clare, O'Brien family
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Agriculture, Landlords
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), George of Denmark (husband of Queen Anne), King James II, King William III
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), includes Trade
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Local government
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Municipal government, Local politics
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Navy
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Party politics, Whigs (Liberals), Tories (Conservatives), Urban politics
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Printed primary sources, Municipal government, Local politics
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Royal Navy, Sir Edward Pellew (st Viscount Exmouth)
- Ireland, County Cork (Munster), Social conditions, Travel
- Ireland, County Cork, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, County Cork, Art design, Industry, Export trade, Domestic trade
- Ireland, County Cork, Cartography, Fishing, Urban development, County Cork
- Ireland, County Cork, Cartography, Neville Bath, County map
- Ireland, County Cork, Economic conditions, Poverty, Local politics, Local economy
- Ireland, County Cork, Family succession, Inheritance, Landholding, Jephson family
- Ireland, County Cork, Funerary monuments, Sculpture
- Ireland, County Cork, Local, Elections, Psephology
- Ireland, County Cork, Monasteries, Franciscan order, Friars minor, Liberty Street
- Ireland, County Cork, Piracy
- Ireland, County Cork, Urban society, Local economy
- Ireland, County Cork, Urban society, Local politics, Religion, Local economy, Social conditions
- Ireland, County Derry, General, Urban, Local history
- Ireland, County Donegal (Ulster), Agriculture, Landlord-tenant relations, Leases, Sources
- Ireland, County Donegal (Ulster), Agriculture, Leases, Landlord-tenant relations, Sources
- Ireland, County Donegal, Popular religion, Folklore, Anthropology
- Ireland, County Down (Ulster), Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, County Down (Ulster), Poetry, Literature
- Ireland, County Down, , Wigtownshire, Urban, Architecture, Includes Domestic architecture, Includes Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, County Down, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, County Down, ecclesiastical affairs
- Ireland, County Down, Local, Architecture, Social conditions, Includes Domestic architecture, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, County Down, Towns, Religion, Local economy, Social conditions, Education
- Ireland, County Fermanagh, Confiscation, Landholding, Gaelic landowning
- Ireland, County Fermanagh, Whitley family
- Ireland, County Galway (Connacht), Ballinasloe Church, Augustinian order, Architecture, Monasteries
- Ireland, County Galway (Connacht), Bellew family, Penal laws, Landholding, Persecution
- Ireland, County Galway (Connacht), Church
- Ireland, County Galway, Connacht, Smuggling, Overseas trade
- Ireland, County Galway, Religion, Local
- Ireland, County Kerry (Munster), Petty estate, John Petty-Fitzmaurice (earl of Shelburne)
- Ireland, County Kerry (Munster), Petty estate, Sir William Petty, Richard Orpen
- Ireland, County Kerry (Munster), Valentine Browne (5th viscount Kenmare), Catholic relief, William Pitt the Younger
- Ireland, County Kerry, Dingle, Tralee, Ardfert, Ratoo
- Ireland, County Kerry, Local, Religion, Politics, Local economy, Social conditions, Education
- Ireland, County Kerry, Manuscript sources (description of), Domestic implements, Household furnishings, Livestock
- Ireland, County Kerry, Nationalism, Politics, Land agitation
- Ireland, County Kildare (Leinster), Robert Brooke, Cotton industry
- Ireland, County Kildare (Leinster), Roman Catholicism, Theological colleges, Seminaries, Education, Maynooth College
- Ireland, County Kildare, 798 Rising, Rebellion
- Ireland, County Kilkenny
- Ireland, County Kilkenny (Leinster), Local courts, Law, Local politics, Urban
- Ireland, County Kilkenny (Leinster), Monasteries, Cistercian order, Architecture, Building, Masons, Worship, Community, Philanthropy, Land use
- Ireland, County Kilkenny, Manor, Borough, Parish, Courts
- Ireland, County Kilkenny, Population
- Ireland, County Kilkenny, Tobin family
- Ireland, County Kilkenny, Trade
- Ireland, County Kilkenny, Witchcraft trials
- Ireland, County Laois (Leinster)
- Ireland, County Laois (Leinster), Contemporary printed material, Cartography
- Ireland, County Laois (Leinster), Topography, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, County Laois, County Offaly, Archaeological method, Historical method, Epigraphy, Religious art
- Ireland, County Laois, County Offaly, French protestant colonies, Urban development, Immigrants, Minorities, Aliens, Community life, Local history
- Ireland, County Laois, Religion, Quakers, Educational provision
- Ireland, County Laois [?], County Kilkenny [?], Coinage
- Ireland, County Leitrim, Connacht, General Humbert's expedition, Roman Catholic clergy, 798 rising, Gaelic literature, Gaelic language
- Ireland, County Limerick, Governor, Religious faction, Political faction, Members of Parliament, Plantation, Cashiering, Rump Parliament
- Ireland, County Limerick, Towns, Travellers' descriptions, Roman Catholicism, Recusancy
- Ireland, County Londonderry
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Architecture, Urban development, Municipal buildings
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Cartography
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Earls of Clanbrassil, Urban politics
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Local
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Manufactures, Building materials, Towns, Archaeology
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Printed primary sources, Local government, Administration, Office-holding
- Ireland, County Louth (Leinster), Urban politics
- Ireland, County Louth, Coinage
- Ireland, County Louth, Colonization, Landholding
- Ireland, County Louth, Economic conditions, Religion, Leinster
- Ireland, County Louth, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Starvation
- Ireland, County Louth, Leinster, Edward Bruce,
- Ireland, County Louth, Literature
- Ireland, County Louth, Probate
- Ireland, County Mayo (Connacht), First Viscount Mayo, Biography, Aristocracy, Social mobility
- Ireland, County Mayo (Connacht), French invasion, 798 rising, Naval battle
- Ireland, County Meath, Coinage
- Ireland, County Meath, Folklore, Social conditions, Education, Politics, Leinster
- Ireland, County Meath, Irish language, High kingship, Royal ceremony, Fertility rites
- Ireland, County Meath, Liber Niger de Wigmor
- Ireland, County Monaghan, Educational provision, Genealogy, Thomas Thynne (st Viscount Weymouth)
- Ireland, County Offaly (Leinster), Agriculture, Topography, Manufactures, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, County Offaly, Coinage, Iconography, Silver, Minting, Northumbria
- Ireland, County Offaly, Genealogy
- Ireland, County Offaly, Sculpture
- Ireland, County Offaly, Stonemasonry
- Ireland, County Roscommon, Land transfer, Anglicization, Plantation
- Ireland, County Roscommon, Literature, Bibliography
- Ireland, County Roscommon, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, County Roscommon [?], County Westmeath [?], Norman conquest, Fortifications, Local administration
- Ireland, County Sligo (Connacht), Family, Genealogy, Domestic, John Butler Yeats (d. 922), William Butler Yeats (d. 939)
- Ireland, County Tipperary (Munster), Sculpture, Religious art
- Ireland, County Tipperary, Legal, Law, Earls of Ormond
- Ireland, County Tyrone (Ulster), Local
- Ireland, County Tyrone (Ulster), Poor Law Dispensary minute book, Local crafts
- Ireland, County Tyrone (Ulster), Shopkeepers
- Ireland, County Tyrone, Local, Parish, O'Neills, includes Plantation, Population, Landed estates, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, County Waterford
- Ireland, County Waterford (Munster), Local politics, Local government
- Ireland, County Waterford (Munster), North America, Overseas trade, Agricultural produce, Migration
- Ireland, County Waterford (Munster), Overseas trade, Exports, Urban society, Religion
- Ireland, County Waterford (Munster), Population
- Ireland, County Waterford, John Flahy, Educational provision, Commission on Education in Ireland (65), Roman Catholicism, Seminaries, Classical education, Bonaventure Baron
- Ireland, County Waterford, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, County Waterford, Urban society
- Ireland, County Waterford, Urban society, Trade
- Ireland, County Westmeath, County Roscommon, Defences
- Ireland, County Westmeath, Parliamentary elections, Local politics
- Ireland, County Wexford, Economic investment, Economic organisation, Industry, Resources, Accounting, Trade
- Ireland, County Wexford, Genealogy, Education, Endowment
- Ireland, County Wexford, Industry, Extractive industries, Silver mining, Clon mines, Joachim Gundelfinger, Finance, English rule
- Ireland, County Wexford, Land usage, Butler family, Tenantry, Earls of Ormonde, Anglo-Norman aristocracy
- Ireland, County Wexford, Leinster, Towns
- Ireland, County Wicklow, Coinage
- Ireland, County Wicklow, Ecclesiastical sculpture, Religious art
- Ireland, Courts, Justiciar, Legal
- Ireland, Crime
- Ireland, Crime, County Armagh (Ulster)
- Ireland, Crime, Faction fighters
- Ireland, Crime, Legal
- Ireland, Crime, Local history, Moral economy
- Ireland, Cromwellian conquest
- Ireland, Cromwellian conquest, Henry Cromwell
- Ireland, Cromwellian conquest, Henry Ireton
- Ireland, Cromwellian conquest, Military architecture
- Ireland, Cromwellian Conquest, Wars of the 640s, Donnchadh McCarthy (2nd Viscount Muskerry), Roger Boyle (st Earl of Orrery)
- Ireland, Cromwellian settlement, Confiscation, Connacht persecution, Colonisation
- Ireland, Cromwellian settlement, Williamite settlement, Civil , Transplantation, Urban history, Waterford City, Restoration, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Críth Gablach, Carpentry
- Ireland, Cult centres, Roads, Boundary-residence, Gaul, Churches
- Ireland, Cultural contacts, Christianity
- Ireland, Cultural relations, Architecture, Churches
- Ireland, Cultural relations, Cultural contacts
- Ireland, Cultural relations, Italy, Translation, Foreign travel (literature of), Printed primary sources, Francisco Pipino
- Ireland, Cultural relations, Overseas relations, Continental comparisons
- Ireland, Culture
- Ireland, Culture, Agriculture, Peasantry (perceptions of)
- Ireland, Culture, Education, Schools, Printing
- Ireland, Culture, Language, Turlough Ó Carolan [?]
- Ireland, Culture, Local
- Ireland, Culture, Nationalism, Literacy
- Ireland, Culture, Philosophy [?]
- Ireland, Culture, Politics, Language, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Culture, Reading, Drama, Cultural relations, Germany
- Ireland, Culture, Society, General reference, Agriculture, Penal laws
- Ireland, Culture, Society, General reference, Sources
- Ireland, Curachs, Coracles, Boat design, Iona, Faeroes, , Missionaries, Exploration, Colonization, Vikings, Sailing, Saint Brendan, Saint Columba
- Ireland, D'Esterre family, Genealogy, Huguenots
- Ireland, Dairy industry, Co-operation, Great Depression
- Ireland, Dairy industry, Literature, Crafts, Domestic production
- Ireland, Dairy products, Gaelic literature, Food preservation, Food, Dairy incantations, Bog-butter
- Ireland, Dal Riada, Hagiography, Hiberno-Latin
- Ireland, Dame Alice Kyteler, Trial
- Ireland, Danes
- Ireland, Danes, Vikings, Numismatics
- Ireland, Daniel Augustus Beaufort, Topography, Maps, Architecture
- Ireland, Daniel Corkery, Gaelic literature, Irish language
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell (d. 847)
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell (d. 847), Irish Catholic Association
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell (d. 847), Social protest
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Genealogy
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Louis Hypolite La Fontaine, Imperial reform, National movement, Biography
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Nationalism, National movement
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Nationalism, Roman Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Politics, Nationalism, Repeal
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Public speaking, Nationalism, National movement
- Ireland, Daniel O'Connell, Thomas Davis, Maynooth
- Ireland, David Lloyd George (st Earl Lloyd-George), Irish Unionism, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, David Manson, Schoolteachers, Education, Belfast (County Antrim, Ulster)
- Ireland, Dean Jonathan Swift, University of Dublin
- Ireland, Dearth, Government, Trade
- Ireland, Dearth, Starvation, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Death
- Ireland, Debasement
- Ireland, de Burgo, King's Cantreds
- Ireland, de Clare, O'Brien
- Ireland, Decoration
- Ireland, Decorative arts
- Ireland, Defence
- Ireland, Defences
- Ireland, Defences, Castles, Connacht, Munster
- Ireland, Defences, County Galway, County Roscommon
- Ireland, Defences, Towns, Fortifications
- Ireland, Defenderism, Secret societies, United Irishmen, Radicalism
- Ireland, Defenders, Leinster
- Ireland, Defenders, United Irishmen, Radicalism
- Ireland, Defensive architecture
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Castles
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, County Clare (Munster)
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Ecclesiastical architecture, Religious sculpture
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Castles
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, County Galway (Connacht)
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Leinster
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Leinster, Tower houses, Trade
- Ireland, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Mottes
- Ireland, Democracy, Parliament
- Ireland, Denis Daly, Member of Parliament, Politics, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Denmark, Printed primary sources, Jacobite war, Army conditions, William III, Christian V (king of Denmark), James II, Carl Rudolf (duke of Würtemberg-Neustadt)
- Ireland, Derry, SIR software, Class, Religion, Fertility patterns, Occupation, Derry
- Ireland, Derrynaflan, Local, Church, Island, Toponymy
- Ireland, Design
- Ireland, Design, Patriotism, Decorative arts
- Ireland, Desmond, Forfeiture, Government, Law
- Ireland, Devonshire estates, Population, Landlords
- Ireland, Diaries, Humphrey O'Sullivan (d. 837)
- Ireland, Diaries, Local, County Wicklow, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Politics
- Ireland, Diarmait Mac Murchadha, King of Leinster, Richard fitzGilber t de Clare, Lord of Strigoil (Strongbow), Includes correspondence
- Ireland, Diarmait Mac Murchadha, Richard de Clare, Strongbow, Literature
- Ireland, Diary, Literature, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Diet, Disease, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Agriculture, Famine
- Ireland, Dingle Peninsula, Cemeteries, Settlement, Placenames, Holy wells, County Kerry (Munster)
- Ireland, Diocese, Cashel, Annates, Taxation
- Ireland, Diocese, Christ
- Ireland, Diocese, Emly, Annates, Taxation
- Ireland, Diocese, King John (of England)
- Ireland, Diocese of Ardfert, Church, Taxation
- Ireland, Diocese of Armagh, Church
- Ireland, Diocese of Clonfert, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Cloyne, Church, Taxation, Annates, Co. Cork
- Ireland, Diocese of Cork, Church, Taxation, Annates, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Diocese of Dublin, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Dublin, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Diocese of Elphin, Taxation, Church, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Ferns, Church, Taxation, Annates, Co. Wexford
- Ireland, Diocese of Kildare, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Killaloe, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Limerick, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Lismore, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Ossory, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Tuam, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Diocese of Waterford, Church, Taxation, Annates
- Ireland, Dioceses, Episcopacy
- Ireland, Diplomacy, Charles I, Papacy, Vatican City, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Disease
- Ireland, Disease, Armies
- Ireland, Dissolution of the monasteries, Reformation, Land ownership, County Louth, County Meath
- Ireland, Distilleries, Whiskey, Kilbeggan, Tullamore, County Offaly, Alcohol
- Ireland, Dockers and carters strike, Labour, Industrial strife, Politics, Social protest
- Ireland, Doctrine, Christianity
- Ireland, Doire, Ulster, Local, Urban, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Domestic affairs, Political affairs, American Revolution, Stratford family, County Kildare (Leinster)
- Ireland, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Architecture
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Basilican houses, Halls, Wattle construction, Timber-framing, Roman architecture, Nobility
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Building techniques
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Defensive architecture, includes County Cavan (Ulster), County Leitrim (Connacht)
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Domestic building, County Armagh, Donegal, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo, Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Farming
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Gaelic society, Ulster plantation
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Galway, Antrim, Derry, Poetry, Derry
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Landed estates, Landlords
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Leinster, Housing
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Plantation
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Tenure, Urban, County Antrim
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Tower houses, Gaelic warfare, County Wexford
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Ulster Plantation
- Ireland, Domestic architecture, Vernacular architecture
- Ireland, Domestic buildings, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Domestic life, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Domestic life, Ulster, Protestantism, Migration, , Scotch-Irish
- Ireland, Domestic trade, Agriculture, Land use, Coinage, Vikings, Towns, Overseas trade, Cattle, Wool, Manorial system, Merchants, Immigrants
- Ireland, Domestic trade, Retailing
- Ireland, Dominican order, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Dominican orders, St. Saviour's, Munster, Friars
- Ireland, Dominicans, Monasteries, Friars, Co. Galway
- Ireland, Dominions, Imperial Conferences, Balfour Declaration, Statute of Westminster
- Ireland, Dominions, South Africa, Canada
- Ireland, Dominion status
- Ireland, Dominion status, Commonwealth
- Ireland, Dominion status, Commonwealth, Crown
- Ireland, Dominion status, Eamon de Valera
- Ireland, Dominion status, Free State, Republic, Commonwealth, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Domnal Ó Néill
- Ireland, Donal Cam O'Sullivan Beare (560-68), Politics, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Donall O'Sullivan, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Hugh Roe O'Donnell, Elizabeth I, Philip II (of ), Rebellion, Warfare, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Donnán
- Ireland, Don Philip, Owen O'Sullivan, Hugh O'Neill, Dermot O'Sullivan, Printed primary sources, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Douai (France), Louvain (Belgium), Education, Irish colleges (in Europe), Chronicles, Irish manuscripts, Annals of the Four Masters, Historiography, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Douai (France), Louvain (Belgium), Education, Irish colleges (in Europe), Chronicles, Irish manuscripts, Annals of the Four Masters, Historiography, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Douglas Hyde (d. 949), Irish nationalism, Irish Free State
- Ireland, Downpatrick Social Club (Co. Down, Ulster), Lawyers, Legal profession
- Ireland, Downshire, Londonderry
- Ireland, Dowries, Marriage, Gaelic customs
- Ireland, Drama
- Ireland, Drama, Literature, Culture
- Ireland, Dramatists, Novelists, Oliver Goldsmith, Goldsmith family
- Ireland, Drawing, Learned societies
- Ireland, Dress, Clothes, Fashion, Paintings
- Ireland, Dr John Curry, Sectarian conflict, 64 rising
- Ireland, Dublin (Hospital), Leinster, Medical provision, Physicians, Charity, Medical education
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster)
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Anglican cathedral, Clergy (list of), Religious officials, Ecclesiastical records
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Arthur Guinness, Industry, Business, Alcoholic beverages (porter, stout)
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Castles
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Newcastle Lyons
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Relics
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Rivers, Towns
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), Towns, Vikings
- Ireland, Dublin (Leinster), William Robinson
- Ireland, Dublin, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Dublin, English crown, Nationality, Administration, Nobility, Edward III, Warfare, Rebellion
- Ireland, Dublin, Limerick, Cork, Wexford, Waterford
- Ireland, Dublin, Mints, Viking coinage
- Ireland, Dublin, Political faction, Irish administration, Dublin
- Ireland, Dublin Castle, Government administration
- Ireland, Dublin Castle, Politics, Government, Oliver St. John (st Viscount Grandison)
- Ireland, Dublin parliament, Politics, Munster
- Ireland, Dublin Philosophical Society
- Ireland, Dublin Philosophical Society, Political thought, Biography
- Ireland, Dublin Philosophical Society, William Molyneux (d. 698), Sir William Petty (d. 687), Moses Pitt
- Ireland, Dublin Polic Act, Crime
- Ireland, Dublin Police Act 786, Baronial constabulary, Crime
- Ireland, Dungal, Dicuil, Charlemagne, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Dutch War (672-78), Popish Plot, Roman Catholic regiments, Soldiers of Fortune, Wild Geese, French corps in Ireland
- Ireland, Dwellings
- Ireland, Dún an Óir, Seafaring, Trade
- Ireland, Eadmer, Munster, Roman Catholic Church, Episcopal succession, Bishops of Waterford, Religious foundations
- Ireland, Eamon de Valera
- Ireland, Eamon De Valera
- Ireland, Eamon de Valera, Irish Free State, Sinn Fein
- Ireland, Earldom of Ormonde, Illegitimate heir, Lord Dunboyne [?]
- Ireland, Earl of Lucan, William of Orange, James II
- Ireland, Earls of Donegall, Debt, Property, Leasing, Perpetuities, Landholding, Tenants, Rents, Landowners, Ulster, Belfast
- Ireland, Earls of Ormond, Tipperary, Plantation
- Ireland, Earls of Pembroke, Archives, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Early Irish church, Missionary activity, Ecclesiastical texts, Cultural relations, Carolingian contacts
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Senchas Már, Nemed law school
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Law tracts, Inheritance
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Law tracts, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Legal history, Senchas Már, Milling, Land law
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Legal history, Senchas Már, Milling, Land law
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Lordship, Clientship
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Medicine, Dian Cécht
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Senchas Már, Compensation, Sick-maintenance
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Senchas Már, Nemed law school
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Status
- Ireland, Early Irish law, Sunday observance
- Ireland, Easter (date of), Papacy
- Ireland, Easter controversy
- Ireland, Easter Rising, Irish nationalism, Padraic Pearse, James Connolly, First World War
- Ireland, Easter table, Computus, Patrician mission
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical, Includes Archaeology
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Armagh, Province, Archbishop
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Church
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Church, Diocese
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Church, Visitation, John Ride r
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Dioceses, Church property
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Anglicanism
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Archaeology, Burials, Funerary monuments, Stonecarving
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Buildings, Archaeology, Skellig Michael, Church Island, Beginish
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Castles, Building construction
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Church
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Churches
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Church of Ireland, Catholicism
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Construction, Design
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Defense, Public buildings, Domestic architecture, Castles, Country houses
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Friaries, County Clare, Tombs, Altarpieces, Devotional objects
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries (Cistercian order)
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries, Augustinian order, Connacht
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Printed primary sources (use of)
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Sculpture, Stone carving, Religious art, Cistercian order
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Secular colleges, Towns, County Galway (Connacht)
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical architecture, Stonework
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical authority
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical decoration, Ecclesiastical architecture, Iconography
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical festivals, Manuscript sources (description of)
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical finance, Parish, Local government, Towns, Leinster
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Anglicanism
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Daniel O'Connell, Clogher
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Daniel O'Connell, Veto, Tithe, Maynooth, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Episcopacy, Papacy, Roman Catholic Church, Bishop Paul Cullen
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Liturgy
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Monasteries
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Religious life, Order of Preachers, Monasteries
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Roman Catholicism, Penal laws, Connacht
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Tithe war, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, Diocese
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical offices, Monasticism
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical organisation, Land ownership, Feudalism, Church lands
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical organization, Manuscript sources, Canon law
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical reform, Monasteries
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical sculpture, Tuam (Co. Galway, Connacht)
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical scuplture, Baptism
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical structure, Ecclesiastical administration, Tyrone, Fermanagh, Synod of Rathbreasal [?]
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical text, Church law
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts, Illuminated manuscripts, Bible, Religious literature
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts, Old Irish language, Scholarship, Evangelization
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts, Religious literature
- Ireland, Ecclesiastical texts, Religious literature, Adamnan (Abbot of Iona, d. 704)
- Ireland, Economic
- Ireland, Economic (General)
- Ireland, Economic (general), Famine, Social conditions, Population, includes Agriculture
- Ireland, Economic (general), includes Trade, Agriculture, Industry
- Ireland, Economic (general), includes Trade, Poor relief, Agriculture, Manufacturing
- Ireland, Economic (general), Social (general), includes Agriculture, Industry, Nationalism
- Ireland, Economic, Fisheries, Social conditions
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Administration
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Agriculture, Livestock, Gender
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Famine, Relief, Souperism
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, includes Religion
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Land question, Administration, Housing, Agriculture
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Moral attitudes
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Political thought
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Poor relief
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Trade
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Transport, Banking
- Ireland, Economic, Social conditions, Wealth distribution
- Ireland, Economic, Social development
- Ireland, Economic activity, Agriculture, Feudalism
- Ireland, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Agriculture
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Agriculture, Labour, Rural society
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Hunger, Dearth
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Labour, Politics
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Nationalism, County Donegal
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Population, Working class
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Poverty, Disease, Public health
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Overseas comparisons
- Ireland, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Policing, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Economic crisis
- Ireland, Economic crisis, General reference
- Ireland, Economic crisis, Potato blight, Agriculture, Migration
- Ireland, Economic crisis, Social welfare, Potato blight, Agriculture, Migration
- Ireland, Economic development
- Ireland, Economic development, Merchants
- Ireland, Economic policy, Commerce, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford)
- Ireland, Economic reform, Repeal, Home Rule
- Ireland, Economics (general), Land, Trade, Industry, Agriculture
- Ireland, Economics, Agriculture, Famine
- Ireland, Economics, Exchequer
- Ireland, Economics, Famine, Cash economy
- Ireland, Economic structure, Political development
- Ireland, Economic thought, Agriculture, Famine, Emigration, Nationalism
- Ireland, Economic thought, Religion, Dissent
- Ireland, Economy
- Ireland, Economy, Anglo-Irish coinage, Circulation, Overseas trade, Bullion, Henry VIII, Elizabeth I
- Ireland, Economy, Barter, Cattle, Silver coins, Money, Family, Marriage, Social stratification, Agriculture, Technology, Craftsmen, Social obligations
- Ireland, Economy, Food, Agriculture
- Ireland, Economy, Landscape, Agriculture, Farming
- Ireland, Economy, National debt, Treasury, Stock exchange
- Ireland, Economy, Overseas trade
- Ireland, Economy, Trade
- Ireland, Economy, Ulster, Irish Free State, Republic, Agricultural productivity
- Ireland, Edmund Burke, Charles O'Connor, John Curry (d. 780), Learning, Scholarship, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Association of Ireland
- Ireland, Edmund Burke, French revolution, Opinion
- Ireland, Edmund Burke, Politics, Parliament, Taxation
- Ireland, Edmund Sexton Pery, Limerick city (Munster), Urban politics
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Arthur Grey (4th baron Grey de Wilton)
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Literature
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Munster plantation, Tolerance, Arthur Grey (4th Lord Grey de Wilton), Sir Thomas Norris, Faerie Queen, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Munster plantation, Tolerance, Arthur Grey (4th Lord Grey de Wilton), Sir Thomas Norris, Faerie Queen, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Poetry, Literature
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Robert Devereaux (earl of Essex), Sir Walter Scott, Anglo-Irish relations, Poetry, Spanish Armada
- Ireland, Edmund Spenser, Royal government, Royal officials, Judiciary, Munster Council, Richard Becon (fl. 594), Richard Goold, William Saxey, Jessua Smythes, Sir Nicholas Walshe
- Ireland, Education
- Ireland, Education (Overseas comparisons)
- Ireland, Education, Administration
- Ireland, Education, Adult education
- Ireland, Education, Anglo-Irish relations, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Education, Church, Diocese of Cloyne, Youghal, Co. Cork
- Ireland, Education, Counter Reformation, Galway, John Lynch (Archdeacon of Tuam), Roderic O'Flaherty, John O'Molony (Bishop of Killaloe)
- Ireland, Education, County Carlow (Leinster), Genealogy, Disraeli family (Earls of Beaconsfield), Benjamin D'Israeli (c. 766-84), Irish State Lottery
- Ireland, Education, Curriculum
- Ireland, Education, Curriculum, Church
- Ireland, Education, Gaelic language
- Ireland, Education, Industrialization, Social policy
- Ireland, Education, Irish language
- Ireland, Education, Language, Law, Bardic Poetry
- Ireland, Education, Language, Lexicography, Dictionaries
- Ireland, Education, Languages, Natural sciences
- Ireland, Education, Learning
- Ireland, Education, Leinster, Society of Friends
- Ireland, Education, Library, Science
- Ireland, Education, Local, Ecclesiastical
- Ireland, Education, Monasteries, Conversion, Christianity
- Ireland, Education, National movement, Home Rule
- Ireland, Education, Penal laws, Roman Catholic church, Europe
- Ireland, Education, Quakers, Abraham Shackleton, County Kildare (Leinster)
- Ireland, Education, Religion
- Ireland, Education, Roman Catholicism, County Kilkenny (Leinster)
- Ireland, Education, Roman Catholicism, Jesuit College at Dublin, Salamanca (), Thomas White of Clonmel
- Ireland, Education, Roman Catholicism, Religion
- Ireland, Education, Roman Catholicism, Religious education
- Ireland, Education, Scholars, Monasteries, Religious writing, Poetry, Hagiology, Hymns, Pelagius, St Patrick, St Brigid, St Brendan, Vinnianus, Cumanius Longus, Manchanus, Cogitosus, Adamnanus, Fatosus, Petrus de Hybernia, Thomas de Ibernia (Thomas Hibernigena), Malachias Hibernicus, Symon de Hibernia, Muirchu Maccu Machtheni, Virgilius of Salsburg, St Pirminius of Reichenau, Mauricius Hibernicus, Johannes Duns Scotus, Pandarus, Magister Johannes Whytheed de Hibernia
- Ireland, Education, Schools, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Education, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK)
- Ireland, Education, State schools
- Ireland, Education, Trade unions, Industrial relations, Politics
- Ireland, Education, Universities, Politics, Religion, Social conditions
- Ireland, Education abroad, Clergy, Roman Catholicism, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Education abroad, Continental seminaries, Theology, Hagiography, Gaelic society, Roman Catholic church, Popular religion
- Ireland, Educational institutions, Curriculum, Irish Rebellion (64), Cromwellian settlement
- Ireland, Educational provision
- Ireland, Educational provision, Calendar, Printed primary sources (description of)
- Ireland, Education policy, National movement, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, Education policy, Teaching
- Ireland, Edward Bruce (d. 38), Edward II, , Leinster, Battle of Faughart
- Ireland, Edward Bruce, , Cath Fhochairte Brighite
- Ireland, Edward Henry Carson (Baron Carson), Legal, Politics, Ulster, Unionism, Politics
- Ireland, Edward II, includes , Robert I (of )
- Ireland, Edward Lhuyd, Antiquarianism, Trinity College Dublin
- Ireland, Edward William Godwin, Aesthetes, Homosexuality, John Ruskin
- Ireland, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Elizabeth I, Sir Henry Sidney, Biography, Munster
- Ireland, Elections, Borough politics, Electoral qualifications, Municipal government, Parliamentary politics
- Ireland, Elections, Electioneering, Landowners
- Ireland, Elections, Irish language
- Ireland, Elections, Politics, Portlaoise (County Laois, Leinster)
- Ireland, Elections, Social conditions
- Ireland, Electoral franchise, Politics, Parliament, Parliamentary elections, Electoral interest
- Ireland, Electoral politics, Nationalism, Unionism, Local government, Social, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Electoral politics, Popular patriotism
- Ireland, Electoral reform, Female suffrage
- Ireland, Electoral reform, Franchise, Psephology
- Ireland, Elizabeth I, Biography, Command, Politics and government, Spanish Armada
- Ireland, Emain Macha, Tara, Cruachain, Dún Ailinne, Uisneach, Settlement, Social structure
- Ireland, Emigration, Australia
- Ireland, Emigration, Australia (Immigration to)
- Ireland, Emigration, Informal empire, Latin America
- Ireland, Emigration, Occupations, Fishing, Fishermen, Tailors, Maritime, Trade, County Waterford, Merchants, Thomas Meagher, Social mobility, Social structure
- Ireland, Emigration, Politics, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Emily Fitzgerald (Countess of Kildare, duchess of Leinster), Landscape, Gardening
- Ireland, Empire, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Nationalism, Migration
- Ireland, Enclosure, Farming, Practices, Field systems
- Ireland, England
- Ireland, England, Dermot MacMuurough (King of Ireland), Anglo-Norman military campaigns, Richard FitzGilbert de Clare (Lord of Strigoil), Stongbow, Including Wales, Irish Church, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, English administration, Religious dissent
- Ireland, English Civil Wars, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Owen Rowe
- Ireland, English government, Colonisation, Settlement, Garrisons, Urban society, includes County Laois, County Offaly (Leinster), Munster, Ulster
- Ireland, English settlement, Nine Years' War
- Ireland, Entertainment, Popular culture, Comic singers, Business, Music halls, Humour, Dancing, Dublin (Leinster)
- Ireland, Environment, Fauna
- Ireland, Environment, Fauna, Geology
- Ireland, Environment, Flora
- Ireland, Environment, Flora, Geography, Water management
- Ireland, Environment, Flora, Lagore crannog (co. Meath), Ballingarry Downs (co. Limerick), Lissue (co. Antrim); Lissue (County Antrim)
- Ireland, Environment, Geography, Flora, Pollen
- Ireland, Environment, Settlement, Population
- Ireland, Environment, Timber industry, Shipping, Forest management
- Ireland, Episcopacy, Monasticism, Dioceses, Synod of Rathbreasail
- Ireland, Estate management
- Ireland, Estate management, Landed estates, Landowners
- Ireland, Estate towns, Town planning, Urban development, Economic development
- Ireland, Ethel Dillon, Archives
- Ireland, Ethnic groups
- Ireland, Ethnic minorities, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Ethnology, Migration
- Ireland, Europe, Cultural relations, Christianity, Celtic church, Evangelization, Ecclesiastical texts, Religious literature
- Ireland, European integration
- Ireland, Evangelicalism, Millenarianism, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Evangelicalism, Sectarian conflict, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Evreux, Archives de l'Eure
- Ireland, Excavation report, Burials, Weaponry, Paganism
- Ireland, Excavation report, Domestic buildings, Corn drying, Ceallúnach, Domesticated animals, Domestic industry, Standing stone, Megaliths
- Ireland, Excavation report, Domestic buildings, Corn drying, Ceallúnach, Domesticated animals, Domestic industry, Standing stone, Megaliths
- Ireland, Excavation report, Settlement, Domestic building, Defences
- Ireland, Excavation report, Settlement, Domestic buildings, Defences
- Ireland, Excavation reports, Archaeology, Burials
- Ireland, Excavation reports, General
- Ireland, Excavation reports, Ringforts, Souterrains, Rural landscape, Defensive structures
- Ireland, Excavations, Ulster, Reference
- Ireland, Exchequer, Church, Diocese
- Ireland, Excise Service, Volunteers, Freemasonry
- Ireland, Exegesis
- Ireland, Exegesis, Ecclesiastical texts
- Ireland, External affairs, Foreign policy, Dominion status, League of Nations, Commonwealth
- Ireland, External affairs, Vikings
- Ireland, Extractive industries, Mining, Metals, Copper, County Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, F. Higgins
- Ireland, Fairs, Markets, Towns, Villages, Roads, Connacht
- Ireland, Familial succession, Family law
- Ireland, Family
- Ireland, Family, Biography
- Ireland, Family, Co. Dublin
- Ireland, Family, Domestic life, Leisure, Joseph W. Carey
- Ireland, Family, Edward Bruce (d. 38) (Earl of Carrick), Edward II, , Warfare, Battle of Connor
- Ireland, Family, Genealogy, Heraldry
- Ireland, Family, Genealogy, Personal names, Reference, Etymology, Includes bibliography
- Ireland, Family, Urban development, Munster, Towns
- Ireland, Family history, Genealogy
- Ireland, Family law, Roman Law, Commerce, Patriarchy
- Ireland, Family names, Genealogy
- Ireland, Family of Cinél Binnigh, Genealogy, Landholding
- Ireland, Famine, Land war
- Ireland, Famine, Potatoes, Mortality
- Ireland, Famine, Poverty, Emigration
- Ireland, Farenconnell, Mount Nugent, Co. Cavan
- Ireland, Farming
- Ireland, Farming, Linen manufacture, Flax
- Ireland, Farney (County Monaghan, Ulster), Landlords, Agriculture
- Ireland, Father Luke Wadding, Counter-reformation
- Ireland, Father Luke Wadding, Printed primary sources, Includes correspondence
- Ireland, Father Luke Wadding, Theology, Joannes Duns Scotus
- Ireland, Father Theobald Mathew, Cork, Religion, Temperance, Politics, Social conditions
- Ireland, Feast days, Liturgical year, Poetry, Printed primary sources, Latin text
- Ireland, Feasts, Social customs, Social distribution of power, Food-rents, Kingship
- Ireland, Federalism, Home Rule, Politics, Political thought, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Feminism, Politics
- Ireland, Feminism, Religion, Politics, Emigration, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Fenianism, Foreign relations, United States of America, Fenian rising 867
- Ireland, Fenianism, Home Rule
- Ireland, Fenianism, Politics, Nationalism, Religion
- Ireland, Fenianism, Radicalism, Religion, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Fenians, Charles Stewart Parnell, Michael Davitt, Home Rule, Land question
- Ireland, Fermoy (Co. Cork, Munster), Banking, Transport, Building
- Ireland, Feudalism
- Ireland, Field patterns, Land usage, Manors, Villages, Historical methods, Soil analysis
- Ireland, Finance
- Ireland, Finance, Coinage, Richard, duke of York
- Ireland, Finance, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Finance, Economic conditions, Clearing bank
- Ireland, Finance, Economic conditions, Railways, Industry, Government, Dublin, Dublin
- Ireland, Finance, Government, Taxation, Overseas trade
- Ireland, Finance, Taxation, Landownership
- Ireland, Finance, War, Exchequer accounts
- Ireland, Financial administration, Lord Treasurer
- Ireland, Fine art
- Ireland, First World War
- Ireland, First World War, Regimental history
- Ireland, Fisheries, Exports, Hides, Wool, Linen, Timber, Trades, Imports, Cloth, Salt, Coal, Iron, Overseas trade, , France
- Ireland, Fishing, Economic activity, Maritime life, Industry, Natural resources, Sea
- Ireland, Fishing, Recreation, Fly-fishing, Char, Salmon
- Ireland, Fishing industry
- Ireland, Fishing industry, Herrings, Food preservation
- Ireland, Fishing industry, Salmon, Herring, Oysters, Fishing methods, Government regulation
- Ireland, FitzGerald
- Ireland, FitzGerald, Nobility
- Ireland, Fitzgerald family
- Ireland, Fitzgerald family, Biography, High society, Arts
- Ireland, FitzGerald family, Nobility
- Ireland, Fitzgeralds
- Ireland, Fitzgeralds of Kerry, Treaty of 420 (between Desmond and Fitzmaurice), Feuds, Marriage, Genealogy, County Kerry
- Ireland, Flags, Nationalism, Symbolism
- Ireland, Flax, Textiles, Industry, Spinning, Weaving, Industrial technology, includes Spinning
- Ireland, Flax, Weaving, Manufactures, Textiles, Investment, includes Manufactures
- Ireland, Flax production, Textiles, Weaving, Mills, Industrialization, Industrial revolution, Machinery, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Florence McCarthy, France, Armed forces
- Ireland, Folklore, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Folklore, Monumental inscriptions
- Ireland, Folksongs, William III (of Orange)
- Ireland, Food, Drink, Wines, Beer, Vineyards, Taxation, Climate
- Ireland, Food manufacturing, Industry, Water power
- Ireland, Food production
- Ireland, Fools, Entertainments
- Ireland, Foreigners' descriptions, Arabs, Islam, Geographical sources, Manuscript sources (description of), Nuzhat al-Mushtaq, Athar al-Bilad
- Ireland, Foreigners' descriptions, Italians, Travel
- Ireland, Foreigners' descriptions, Religion, Education, Crime, Justice, Politics
- Ireland, Foreign influences
- Ireland, Foreign languages
- Ireland, Foreign relations
- Ireland, Foreign relations (France), Diplomacy
- Ireland, Foreign relations, , James Blake
- Ireland, Foreign relations, American revolutionary war
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Anglo-Irish relations, Commonwealth, Dominion status, International representation, Anglo-Irish Treaty, Registration, Cumann na nGaedhael
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Diplomacy
- Ireland, Foreign relations, France, Politics, Revolution
- Ireland, Foreign relations, France, Religious toleration, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Geraldine rebellions, Williamite wars, Jacobites, 798 rebellion, 'Wild geese'
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Military
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Nine Years' War, Kinsale (County Cork), Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Papacy, Flight of the Earls, Includes printed primary sources, Spanish monarchy, Marques de Aytona
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Prussia (Germany)
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Religion
- Ireland, Foreign relations, Warfare, Diplomacy, France, French revolution
- Ireland, Forest, Woodlands, Technology, Metal, Trade, Wexford, Charcoal
- Ireland, Fortibras, Literature
- Ireland, Fortifications
- Ireland, Fortifications, Buildings, Settlements
- Ireland, Fortifications, Defences
- Ireland, Fortifications, Leinster
- Ireland, Fortifications, Military architecture
- Ireland, Fortifications, Towns
- Ireland, Fortifications, Ulster, Defences, Military architecture, Includes Military architecture
- Ireland, France
- Ireland, France, Army, Emigré army, Royal African Corps, Colonial officials, West Africa, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast/Ghana, Ashanti War
- Ireland, France, Army, French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars, Union, County Wicklow (Leinster)
- Ireland, France, England, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, France, Enlightenment, Historiography, Authorship, Political affairs, Anti-Catholicism, Nationalism, François Marie Arouet de Voltaire
- Ireland, France, Normandy, Cheshire
- Ireland, France, Overseas trade, Wine, Beef, Brandy, Entrepreneurs, Profits
- Ireland, France, Paris, Nantes, Rouen, Bordeaux, Irish exiles
- Ireland, Frances Talbot (née Jennings) (Countess of Tyrconnell), Richard Talbot (Earl of Tyrconnel), George Hamilton (Earl of Orkney), Royal court, James II, Biography
- Ireland, Francia, St Columbanus (d.597), Missionaries, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Franciscan order, Biography, Monasticism, Rome
- Ireland, Franciscan order, Evangelism, Counter-Reformation, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Franciscan order, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Franciscan order, Salamanca (), Louvain (Belgium), Theology
- Ireland, Franciscans, Friars, Travel
- Ireland, Franciscans, Monasteries
- Ireland, Francis Thomas Fitzmaurice (3rd earl of Kerry), Munster, Landlords
- Ireland, Franco-Irish relations
- Ireland, Freemasonry, Whiteboys, United Irishmen, Ribbonmen, Orange Order, Agrarian unrest
- Ireland, Free State, Dominion status, Commonwealth
- Ireland, Free State, International relations, Commercial relations
- Ireland, Free State, Roman Catholic church, Clergy in politics, Hiberno-papal realations, Papacy
- Ireland, Free trade
- Ireland, French ambassador, Jacobitism
- Ireland, French invasion, United Irishmen, Foreign relations (France), French Revolutionary Wars
- Ireland, French protestant colonies, Immigrants, Minorities, Aliens, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, French protestant exiles, Jacques Heirome, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Henri Massue de Ruvigny (2nd Marquis de Ruvigny and st Earl of Galway), David Digues La Touche
- Ireland, French Protestant plantation
- Ireland, French Protestants
- Ireland, French Protestants, Leinster
- Ireland, French revolution, Radicalism
- Ireland, French revolution, Sir Edward Newenham, Invasion threat, Anti-Catholicism, Perceptions of France
- Ireland, French Revolution, United Irishmen, Defenders, James Quigley, Foreign relations (France)
- Ireland, French Revolution, United Irishmen, Radicalism, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, French Revolutionary Wars, Foreign relations
- Ireland, Frontiers, The Pale, Patronage, Leinster, Oirghialla
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Burials, Sculpture, Iconography
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Epigraphy, Religion, Folklore
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Printed primary sources, Design book [= Pattern books [?]]
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Sculpture, Death, Burials
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Sculpture, Plantation, Ulster, County Monaghan
- Ireland, Funerary monuments, Sculpture, Trevet, County Meath
- Ireland, Gaeilge
- Ireland, Gaelic
- Ireland, Gaelic, Colonialism
- Ireland, Gaelic Bible, Ossory, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Gaelic culture
- Ireland, Gaelic judges, Legal
- Ireland, Gaelic language, French Revolution, Daniel O'Connell (d. 847)
- Ireland, Gaelic language, Hagiography
- Ireland, Gaelic language, Isle of Man, Phonetics
- Ireland, Gaelic language, Societies, Libraries
- Ireland, Gaelic learning, Towns, Education, Bards, County Galway
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, The Hidden Ireland
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Antiquarianism
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, County Meath (Leinster)
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Irish language, Culture, Poetry; Ireland, Historiography, Daniel Corkery (d. 964)
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Irish language, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Jacobitism, Tories, Agriculture, Manufacturing
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Leitmotives, Aisling, Political symbolism
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Owen Roe O'Neill
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry, Brian Merriman, 'Midnight Court'
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry, Cormac Ó Luinnín
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry, County Armagh (Ulster)
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry, Irish language, Penal laws, Religion
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Poetry, Penal laws, Lament
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Seán Ó Neachtain, Leinster, Learning
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Tadhg Ó Neachtain
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, The Hidden Ireland
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Thomas à Kempis, Translation
- Ireland, Gaelic literature, Translations, James Macpherson (d. 796), Ossian
- Ireland, Gaelic lordship, Government, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Gaelic lordship, O'Hara family, Anglicization, Society
- Ireland, Gaelic lordship, Settlement, Connacht
- Ireland, Gaelic lordship, Tyrone, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Gaelic lordship, Warfare, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Gaelic poetry, Irish language
- Ireland, Gaelic poetry, Irish language, Eileen O'Connell, Penal laws, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Gaelic political society, Family history, Clonmacnois (County Offaly), Clanship, Nobility, Church
- Ireland, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Gaelic society, Children, Family, Assimilation, Normans
- Ireland, Gaelic society, County Wicklow, Talbots of Belgard, Dublin and Powerscourt, O'Tooles of Wicklow
- Ireland, Gaelic society, Economy, Colonialism
- Ireland, Gaelic society, Land ownership, Law, Lordship, Anglicization
- Ireland, Gaelic warfare, Gallowglass (Scottish mercenaries), Weapons, Claymores
- Ireland, Gaelic warfare, Ulster, O'Donnell
- Ireland, Gaelic warfare, Weapons, Gerald Fitzgerald (8th Earl of Kildare), O'Donnell
- Ireland, Galloglass (Scottish mercenaries), Gaelic warfare, Nine Years' War, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Galway, Roman Catholicism, Theology, Louvain, Augustinian Canons
- Ireland, Gender roles, Trade, Seafaring
- Ireland, Genealogy
- Ireland, Genealogy, Anglo-Irish families, County Galway
- Ireland, Genealogy, Aristocracy
- Ireland, Genealogy, Arms, Achievements, Heraldry
- Ireland, Genealogy, Army, Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery (st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Barnewall family, Dowdall, Eustace family, Roland Fitz Eustace (Baron Portlester)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Book of Lecan, Aibhech thuabhen [?], Mac Firbhisigh, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Genealogy, Butler family, County Tipperary (Munster)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Cartland family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Colonization, Settlement, English settlers, County Meath
- Ireland, Genealogy, Comyn family, Land tenure
- Ireland, Genealogy, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Genealogy, Country houses, County Mayo, Browne family (Marquesses of Sligo)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Dissolution of the monasteries, Colonization, English settlers, County Offaly, Navan (County Meath), Sculpture
- Ireland, Genealogy, Family, Manuscript sources (description of), Kindred, Family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Family history, Earls of Antrim, Includes
- Ireland, Genealogy, Family names
- Ireland, Genealogy, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Genealogy, Gaelic literature, Sources
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, McCann family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, McKenna family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, O'Doherty family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, O'Donoghue family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, O'Flaherty family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, O'Kelly family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Heredity, O'Reilly family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Immigrants, Huguenots, includes County Cork
- Ireland, Genealogy, Includes geography, Censuses, Trade directories, Urban directories, Manuscript evidence, Newspapers, Registers, Wills
- Ireland, Genealogy, includes Printed primary sources, Fitzgerald family, Munster
- Ireland, Genealogy, Irish language, Poetry
- Ireland, Genealogy, Kinship, Landholding, Domestic life, Topography
- Ireland, Genealogy, Landholding
- Ireland, Genealogy, Lawder family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Legend, County Westmeath, County Roscommon
- Ireland, Genealogy, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Genealogy, Munster, Ballybeggan (County Kerry), Morris family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Murphy family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Myth, Law, Household, Dynastic succession, Poetry, Politics, Kingship, Historiography, Literature, Social structure, Celtic Christianity, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Genealogy, Nobility, Butler family, Leinster
- Ireland, Genealogy, Norman invasion
- Ireland, Genealogy, O'Brien family, Lineage
- Ireland, Genealogy, O'Shaughnessy family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Ogilvie family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Onomastics, Anglo-Saxon culture
- Ireland, Genealogy, Parish records, Protestantism, Catholicism, Quakers, Jews, Sources (use of), Sources (description of)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Genealogy, Roche family
- Ireland, Genealogy, Roman Catholicism, Old English
- Ireland, Genealogy, Slievecoiltia (County Wexford, Leinster)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Sloane family, Descendants
- Ireland, Genealogy, Social structure, Gaelic Irish, , New English
- Ireland, Genealogy, Stewart family (Marquesses of Londonderry)
- Ireland, Genealogy, Ulster Plantation, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Genealogy, Wild Geese, , Political exiles, Viceroy of Peru, Father of Bernard O'Higgins
- Ireland, General
- Ireland, General, Agriculture, Irish church, Land use
- Ireland, General, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, General, Celts, Monastic scholarship, Viking migration, Normans, Political struggles, Anglo-Irish relations, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Irish Nationalism, Community
- Ireland, General, Collective biography, Politics, Society
- Ireland, General, Colonization
- Ireland, General, Dominion status, Commonwealth
- Ireland, General, Ecclesiastical, Scholarship, Learning
- Ireland, General, Festschrift, Archaeology
- Ireland, General, Free State, Dominion status, Commonwealth
- Ireland, General, Gaelic language, Protestants, Plantation, Normans, Celts, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, General, Henry II, Bruce family
- Ireland, General, Historiography
- Ireland, General, Historiography, Women, Education, Religion
- Ireland, General, includes Agriculture, Housing, Social structure, politics, Crime
- Ireland, General, Includes Anglo-Irish relations, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, General, includes Anglo-Irish relations, Protestant-Catholic relations, Roman Catholicism (attitudes to), Protestantism (attitudes to), Sectarianism, Popular religion, Act of Union, Subjection, Mentalité, Economy, Racial prejudice
- Ireland, General, Includes Celts, Romans, Art, Social structure, Vikings, Kingship, Religion
- Ireland, General, includes Munster, Ulster, Connacht
- Ireland, General, includes Plantation, Land settlement, Towns, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, General, includes Politics, Arts, Economy, Society
- Ireland, General, includes Politics, Land, Religion
- Ireland, General, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, General, Localism, Nationalism, Unionism, Elections, National movement, Sectarianism
- Ireland, General, Normans, Government, Settlement, Unification, Law, Dublin, Race relations, Nationality
- Ireland, General, Northern Ireland
- Ireland, General, Overseas trade, East India Company, Imperialism, Emigration, Transportation of criminals, Military service, Taxation, Social structure
- Ireland, General, Political affairs
- Ireland, General, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Education, Religion, Intellectual life, Culture, Nationalism, Unionism, Revolution
- Ireland, General, Politics, Economics, Religion, Social conditions, Education, Nationalism, Unionism, Intellectual life, Culture, Revolution, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, General, Politics, Religion, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Occupational structure, Administration, Violence, Policing, Fenianism, Taxation
- Ireland, General, Regional, Religion, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Culture
- Ireland, General, Revisionism
- Ireland, General, Sir William Brabazon, Anthony St. Leger, Sir Edward Bellingham
- Ireland, General, Social structure, Education
- Ireland, General, Society, Christianity, Vikings, Invasion, Conquest, includes Ulster, Famine, Politics
- Ireland, General, St. Patrick
- Ireland, General, Vikings
- Ireland, General Hospital, Belfast, County Antrim (Ulster), includes contemporary printed material
- Ireland, General Jean Sarrazin
- Ireland, General reference
- Ireland, General reference, Agriculture, Landholding
- Ireland, General reference, Church of Ireland, Culture, Society
- Ireland, General reference, Culture, Society
- Ireland, General reference, Labour, Culture, Society
- Ireland, Genres, Literature, Poetry, Gerald Fitzgerald ('the Rhymer', 4th earl of Desmond)
- Ireland, Gentry
- Ireland, Geoffrey Keating, Thomas O'Sullevane, Antiquarianism
- Ireland, Geographical mobility, Ulster Plantation, 64 depositions
- Ireland, Geographical mobility, Ulster Plantation, Munster Plantation, 64 depositions
- Ireland, Geographical writing
- Ireland, Geography, Architecture, Archaeology, Churches, Ulster
- Ireland, Geography, Colonization, Landholding
- Ireland, Geography, Colonization, Land transfer, Plantation
- Ireland, Geography, Gaelic lordship, Land transfer
- Ireland, Geology, Extractive industries, Coal mining
- Ireland, George (st Earl Macartney), Irish government, Politics, Russia, China, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, George Berkeley
- Ireland, George Berkeley (Bishop of Cloyne), Philosophy
- Ireland, George Berkeley (Church of Ireland bishop of Cloyne)
- Ireland, George Stone, Henry Boyle, Parliament, Irish House of Commons, Elections
- Ireland, Gerald Fitzgerald, 8th earl of Kildare
- Ireland, Gerald FitzMaurice FitzGerald (earl of Desmond)
- Ireland, Geraldine rebellion, Sir William Drury, James Fitzmaurice, Gerald Fitzgerald (5th Earl of Desmond) [sic]
- Ireland, Geraldine rebellions, James Maurice Fitzgerald
- Ireland, Geraldine rebellions, Munster, James Fitzmaurice Fitzgerald
- Ireland, Geraldine rebellions, Nine Years' War, Thomas Butler (0th earl of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Geraldines, Fitzgerald family
- Ireland, Gerald of Wales
- Ireland, Germany, Church
- Ireland, Germany, Coinage
- Ireland, Germany, Liberalism, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Gifts, Economy, Exchange, Markets, Ports, Emporia, Law tracts, Urbanisation, Vikings, Trading settlements, Reciprocity, Redistribution, Gift-giving, Fiefs, Precious metals, Overseas trade, Merchants, Monasteries, Canon law, Coinage
- Ireland, Gilla Brigde Albanach, Muireadhach Albanach Ó Dálaigh
- Ireland, Gilla Meic Liac mac Diarmata meic Ruaidhrí, Church, Archbishops
- Ireland, Giolla na Naomh Mac Aodhagáin, Gaelic society, Language
- Ireland, Giolla na Naomh mac Duinn Shlébhe Mhic Aodhagáin, MacEgan family
- Ireland, Giraldus Cambrensis
- Ireland, Giraldus Cambrensis, Richard de Clare, Chronicles
- Ireland, Giraldus Cambrensis, Wales
- Ireland, Glass, Costume, Williamite wars
- Ireland, Glorious Revolution, William III, James II, Politics and government, Battle, Command
- Ireland, Goldsmiths' Company, Metalwork
- Ireland, Gorman, Thomond
- Ireland, Government
- Ireland, Government, Administration
- Ireland, Government, Administration, Office holding, Ecclesiastical Administration
- Ireland, Government, Administration, Officials
- Ireland, Government, Anglicization
- Ireland, Government, Constitution, Politics
- Ireland, Government, Crime
- Ireland, Government, Finance, Centralisation, Administrative reform
- Ireland, Government, Forfeiture, Desmond
- Ireland, Government, Genealogy, Landholding
- Ireland, Government, Jonathan Swift, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Government, Judges, Attorney-General
- Ireland, Government, Law, Shipping
- Ireland, Government, Old English, Thomas Butler (0th Earl of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Government, Politics, Three Kingdoms
- Ireland, Government, Religion, Reform, Politics
- Ireland, Government, Viceroyalty, Confederacy, Royalists
- Ireland, Government, Warfare, Rebellion
- Ireland, Government administration, Book trade, Irish Parliaments, Statutes printed (list of)
- Ireland, Government administration, Lieutenancy, Social protest, Political action
- Ireland, Government growth, trade
- Ireland, Grammar, Learning
- Ireland, Grammarians
- Ireland, Grave goods, Burial mound, Weapon design, Sword, Burial customs, Pottery
- Ireland, Great Famine, Economics, Historiography
- Ireland, Great Famine, Economics, Local government, Social policy
- Ireland, Great Famine, Potato blight
- Ireland, Great Famine, Potato blight, Migration, Irish Americans, Agricultural failure
- Ireland, Greece, Italy, Cartography, Placenames
- Ireland, Grubb family, Religion, Army, War
- Ireland, Guide to sources (legal)
- Ireland, Hagiograhpy
- Ireland, Hagiography
- Ireland, Hagiography, Celtic church
- Ireland, Hagiography, Christianity, Conversion, St. Ciarán, St. Declan, St. Ibar, Bishops, Monastic church
- Ireland, Hagiography, Cogitosus, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Hagiography, Hiberno-Latin, Old Irish, Saints
- Ireland, Hagiography, Irish language, Martyrology, Áengus of Tallaght
- Ireland, Hagiography, Liturgy, Commemoration of saints
- Ireland, Hagiography, Manuscript sources (description of)
- Ireland, Hagiography, Methodology
- Ireland, Hagiography, Overseas missions, Austria
- Ireland, Hagiography, Pagan survivals, Literature
- Ireland, Hagiography, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Hagiography, Printed primary sources, Saints, Abbot of Iona (d.704)
- Ireland, Hagiography, Richard Whytford (or Whitford)
- Ireland, Hagiography, Saints, Cults
- Ireland, Hagiography, Translation, Palaeography, Hagiology
- Ireland, Hagiography, Ulster, Clergy, Biography, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Hart family, Religion, Education, Sport, China
- Ireland, Health, Social Administration, Medicine
- Ireland, Health care, Public health, Hospitals, Science
- Ireland, Henry Flood, Henry Grattan, Volunteers, Renunciation Act, Patriotism, Catholic emancipation, Parliament
- Ireland, Henry Flood, Printed primary sources, Parliament, Volunteers, Catholic emancipation, Biography
- Ireland, Henry II
- Ireland, Henry II, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Henry II, King of England, Hugh de Lacy
- Ireland, Henry of Sawtrey, Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii
- Ireland, Henry of Sawtrey, Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii
- Ireland, Henry VIII, Politics
- Ireland, Henry VIII of England, Imperial expansion, Defence, Leinster FitzGeralds, Plantation, Battle of Kinsale
- Ireland, Heraldry
- Ireland, Heraldry, Genealogy
- Ireland, Heresy, Religious belief
- Ireland, Hibernicisation
- Ireland, Hiberno-English
- Ireland, Hiberno-English, Language
- Ireland, Hiberno-English, Language, Poetry, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Hiberno-English literature
- Ireland, Hiberno-French relations
- Ireland, Hiberno-French relations, European Community, European Integration
- Ireland, Hiberno-Italian relations, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin, Hymns, Literature
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin authorship, Linguistic analysis, Ecclesiastical text
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin literature, Grammar, Anglo-Saxon literature, Vivien Law
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin literature, Scholarship, Spread of knowledge, Textual analysis
- Ireland, Hiberno-Latin scholarship, Includes printed primary sources, Ecclesiastical texts, Overseas contacts
- Ireland, Hiberno-Norse, Numismatics
- Ireland, Hiberno-Papal relations, Papacy
- Ireland, Hiberno-papal relations, Papacy
- Ireland, Hierarchy, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, High-kingship, Uí Néill
- Ireland, Higher education, History of medicine
- Ireland, High kings, Viking invasions, Brian Boru
- Ireland, High politics, Imperialism, Colonialism
- Ireland, High politics, Political personnel, Biography
- Ireland, High politics, Political personnel, Great Famine
- Ireland, Historians
- Ireland, Historians, Antiquarians, Librarians
- Ireland, Historical geography, Economy, Travel
- Ireland, Historical geography, Maps
- Ireland, Historical method
- Ireland, Historiography
- Ireland, Historiography, Annals of the Four Masters, Manuscript transmission, Micheál Ó Cléirigh (d.643), Cucóigcríche Ó Cléirigh (d.664), Chroniclers, Genealogy
- Ireland, Historiography, Foras Feasa ar Éirinn
- Ireland, Historiography, Anglo-Irish relations, Norman settlement
- Ireland, Historiography, Anglo-Norman invasion (69)
- Ireland, Historiography, Annals of the Four Masters, Manuscript transmission, Micheál Ó Cléirigh (d.643), Cucóigcríche Ó Cléirigh (d.664), Chroniclers, Genealogy
- Ireland, Historiography, Bibliography
- Ireland, Historiography, Biography, Reformation, James Anthony Froude
- Ireland, Historiography, Chronology, Literature, Chronicles, Ecclesiastical records, Saint Patrick
- Ireland, Historiography, Clergy, Theology, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Historiography, Colonial rule, Anglicization, Irish question, Irish immigration, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Historiography, Cultural artefacts, Archaeology
- Ireland, Historiography, Cultural life, Social conditions, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Historiography, Economy (general), includes Agriculture, Population, Famine, Social (general)
- Ireland, Historiography, Educational provision
- Ireland, Historiography, Foras Feasa ar Éirinn
- Ireland, Historiography, Gaelic culture, Political science
- Ireland, Historiography, Genealogy, Sagas, Origin-legends, Laws
- Ireland, Historiography, Geoffrey Keating (d. 644?), Religion, Roman Catholicism, Counter-Reformation
- Ireland, Historiography, Geoffrey Keating, "Prose Banshenchas", Textual criticism
- Ireland, Historiography, Geoffrey Keating, Annals of the Four Masters
- Ireland, Historiography, Government, Church, Settlement
- Ireland, Historiography, Hiberno-Latin
- Ireland, Historiography, Historians
- Ireland, Historiography, Historians, Theodore William Moody
- Ireland, Historiography, Includes Bibliography, Religion, Catholic Church
- Ireland, Historiography, Irish Annalists, Annals of Loch Cé, English settlers, Social, Social structure, Anglo-Irish relations, Plantation, Perceptions of English
- Ireland, Historiography, Jacobitism, Irish in France
- Ireland, Historiography, John Harwood Andrews
- Ireland, Historiography, Land, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Historiography, Learning, Education
- Ireland, Historiography, Literature, Manuscript sources (guide to), Manuscript sources (Description of), Books, Tales, Annals, Genealogies, Church, Prophecies
- Ireland, Historiography, Methodology, Sources (guide to), Gender
- Ireland, Historiography, Nationalism, Unionism
- Ireland, Historiography, National movement, Patrick Pearse
- Ireland, Historiography, National movement, Ulster Unionism
- Ireland, Historiography, Paul Walsh, Canice Mooney, Dub haltach Mac Fhirbhisigh, Michéal Ó Cléirigh
- Ireland, Historiography, Popish Plot, Treason
- Ireland, Historiography, Religion
- Ireland, Historiography, Religion, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Historiography, Religious movements, Local piety, County Cork, County Limerick, County Galway
- Ireland, Historiography, Richard Robert Madden, The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times, Marguerite Gardiner (née Power) (Countess of Blessington), Anti-slavery movement, Young Ireland
- Ireland, Historiography, Richard Robert Madden, The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times, Marguerite Gardiner (née Power) (Countess of Blessington), Anti-slavery movement, Young Ireland
- Ireland, Historiography, Sectarian conflict, Religious allegiance, Anti-Catholicism, Patriotism
- Ireland, Historiography, Theodore W. Moody
- Ireland, Historiography, Thomastown, Ethnography
- Ireland, Historiography, William Edward Hartpole Lecky, Albert Venn Dicey
- Ireland, Historiography, William Edward Hartpole Lecky, Politics
- Ireland, History, 9th & 20th centuries
- Ireland, Hoards, Anglo-Irish coinage, Silver, Royal marriages, Queen consorts
- Ireland, Hodges family, Morgan family, Genealogy
- Ireland, Home Rule, Dominions, Irish Free State
- Ireland, Home Rule, Fenians, Land League, Politics, Violence, Nationalism
- Ireland, Home Rule, Finance, Treasury, Anglo-Irish relations, Politics
- Ireland, Home Rule, First World War
- Ireland, Home Rule, Horace Plunkett, Nationalism
- Ireland, Home Rule, Nationalism, Easter Rising (96), Secret societies, Charles Stewart Parnell, Fred Allan, Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins
- Ireland, Home Rule, National movement, Biography
- Ireland, Home Rule, National movement, Nationalism
- Ireland, Home Rule, Politics, Members of Parliament, Landownership, Protestant ascendancy, Avondale (County Wicklow, Leinster)
- Ireland, Home Rule, Sinn Fein, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Home Rule, Ulster Unionism
- Ireland, Home Rule, Unionism, Irish Volunteer Force, Edward Henry Carson (Baron Carson), Ulster Volunteer Force
- Ireland, Home Rule crisis, Ulster
- Ireland, Horseracing, Sport, Leisure
- Ireland, Horticulture
- Ireland, Hostage-taking, Butler family, Political dissent, Owney MacRory O'Moore, Thomas Butler (0th Earl of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Household pets, Domestic animals
- Ireland, Household structure, Family
- Ireland, House interiors
- Ireland, House of Commons, House of Lords
- Ireland, Houses
- Ireland, Houses, Agriculture
- Ireland, Houses, Settlements
- Ireland, Hugh O'Neill (2nd earl of Tyrone), Rory O'Donnell (st earl of Tyrconnel)
- Ireland, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Rory O'Donnell (st Earl of Tyrconnel), O'Doherty rebellion, Law, Indictments, Legal procedures, Juries, Jurors
- Ireland, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), William the Silent, Biography, Overseas comparisons, Religion
- Ireland, Humanism
- Ireland, Hymns, Hagiography, Greek
- Ireland, Iarla Deasmhumhan, Poetry, Literature
- Ireland, Iconography, Religious art, Monuments
- Ireland, Illuminated manuscripts, Gospels, Monasticism
- Ireland, Immigration, Criminology, Sociology
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- Ireland, Immigration, Religion
- Ireland, includes
- Ireland, includes , Genealogy, Wauchope family
- Ireland, includes , Migration, Settlement, Church government, Church ministry
- Ireland, includes , Picts
- Ireland, includes American colonies, United States of America [?], American Revolution, Political thought, Liberty, Radicalism, Political protest, Overseas influences
- Ireland, includes Architecture, Sculpture
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- Ireland, includes County Londonderry, County Donegal, Reading, Education, Books, Culture
- Ireland, includes County Longford
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- Ireland, Includes Germany, Foreign relations, Anglo-German relations
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- Ireland, Includes printed primary sources, Old Irish language, Chronicles, Palaeography
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- Ireland, Industrialization, Urbanization, Ulster
- Ireland, Industrial relations, Trade unions, Popular politics, Fenianism, Socialism
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- Ireland, Industry, Agriculture, Engineering, Technology
- Ireland, Industry, Economic conditions
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- Ireland, Industry, Economy, Local
- Ireland, Industry, Harland & Wolff, Industrial revolution, Ulster
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- Ireland, Industry, Manufacturing
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- Ireland, informers
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- Ireland, ing, Cartography
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- Ireland, Inland waterways, Leinster
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- Ireland, Inquisitions
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- Ireland, Insanity, Women, Jonathan Swift (d. 745)
- Ireland, Inscriptions, Epigraphy, Celtic art
- Ireland, Intellectual, Scientific inquiry, Samuel Hartlib
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- Ireland, Irish, Genealogy, Population, Book of Lecan, Manuscripts, Poetry, Translation
- Ireland, Irish, Genealogy, Population, Book of Lecan, Manuscripts, Poetry, Translation
- Ireland, Irish, Kinship, Kingship, Courts, Celts, Anglo Saxons, Crime, State, Laws
- Ireland, Irish, Landholding, Clan, Genealogy
- Ireland, Irish, Language, Poetry, Patronage, Chief's Poet, Bard, Contract of service
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- Ireland, Irish, Social structure, Genealogy, Clans, Family, Uí Mhaine, Galway (Connacht), Includes Archaeology
- Ireland, Irish, Social structure, Three estates, Christian laws, Lives of the Saints, Intellectual history, Monasteries
- Ireland, Irish, Text, Royal Cycle, Conall Corc, Munster, Kingship, Literature, Printed primary sources [a translation of the old Irish text]
- Ireland, Irish, Text, Royal Cycle, Conall Corc, Munster, Kingship, Literature, Printed primary sources [a translation of the old Irish text]
- Ireland, Irish, Tiles, Pavement, Burials, Excavation, Monastic estates
- Ireland, Irish, Tír Eogaïn, Monarchy, Annals
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- Ireland, Irish Bible
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- Ireland, Irish confederacy
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- Ireland, Irish House of Commons (Dublin), Printed primary sources
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- Ireland, Irish independence
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- Ireland, Irish language, Bibliography, Publishing
- Ireland, Irish language, Catholic Association, Reverend William Fitzgerald
- Ireland, Irish language, Críth Gablach, Judges, Includes printed primary sources, Legal guides, Textual analysis
- Ireland, Irish language, Culture, Education
- Ireland, Irish language, Famine, Migration, Popular culture
- Ireland, Irish language, Humphrey Powell
- Ireland, Irish language, Includes printed primary sources, Chronology, Munster
- Ireland, Irish language, Kingdom of Bréifne, Wexford, (Leinster), Popular veneration of Saints, Holy wells
- Ireland, Irish language, Kingdom of Connaught, County Meath, Political rivalry, Warfare, Tighearnan Mo'r O'Rourke
- Ireland, Irish language, Kingship, Clientship, Legal system, Justice, Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, Brithem (legal experts)
- Ireland, Irish language, Legal texts, Senchas Mar, Domestic law, Marriage, Inheritance
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- Ireland, Irish language, Literature, Dialects
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- Ireland, Irish language, Manuscript transmission, Translation, Scholarship, Historiography, Poetry
- Ireland, Irish language, Poetry
- Ireland, Irish language, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Irish language, Scribal activity, Dictionary
- Ireland, Irish language, Toponymy
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- Ireland, Irish law, Historiography, Glossators
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- Ireland, Irish Legion, United Irishmen, Wild Geese, Political exiles
- Ireland, Irish literature, Bardic poetry, Patronage, Gaelic lordship
- Ireland, Irish literature, Poetry, Aogán Ó Rathaille (d.729), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Irish Manuscripts Commission
- Ireland, Irish migrant labour, Imprisonment, Social control
- Ireland, Irish nationalism
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- Ireland, Irish Nationalism, National movement, Penal laws, Repeal, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Irish nationalism, Politics, Violence
- Ireland, Irish Ordnance , Memoirs database, Sources, Topography
- Ireland, Irish parliament, 'The Graces', 64 rebellion, Patrick Darcy
- Ireland, Irish parliament, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Irish Parliament, Parliamentary journals
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- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Charles Stewart Parnell, Home Rule
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- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Charles Stewart Parnell, Land question, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Charles Stewart Parnell, Politics, Home Rule
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Charles Stewart Parnell, Politics, Literature, Home Rule
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Charles Stewart Parnell, Politics, Unionism, Ulster, Home Rule
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Crime, Charles Stewart Parnell, Home Rule
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Home Rule, Charles Stewart Parnell, Walter Bagehot, Politics, British constitution
- Ireland, Irish Parliamentary Party, Nationalism, Charles Stewart Parnell, Europe, Home Rule
- Ireland, Irish peerage, Landed estates, Government, Settlement, Plantation
- Ireland, Irish protestants, Restoration Ireland, Irish Royalists, Roman Catholicism, Sectarian conflict, Irish land question
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- Ireland, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Irish Americans, Biography
- Ireland, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Irish Americans, National movement
- Ireland, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Irish Americans, National movement, Submarines
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- Ireland, Irish royalty, Royal rituals
- Ireland, Irish sagas, Vikings, Literary sources (guide to), Norse kings of Dublin, Battle of Tara, Battle of Clontare, Book of Rights, Christianity, Annals, Irish church, Norman invasion, Ostment, Brian Boru
- Ireland, Irish Toleration Act (79), Ecclesiastical history, Roman Catholicism, Royal policy (in Ireland), Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Iron production, Coinage, Industry, Patents, Jonathan Swift, Protestant ascendancy, South Sea bubble, Financial speculation
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- Ireland, Isaac Butt, Politics, Home Rule, Religion, Nationalism, Education, Famine, Law, Fenianism, Land question, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Isle of Man
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- Ireland, Italy, Cartography
- Ireland, Italy, Economy, Trade, Finance
- Ireland, Italy, Manuscripts
- Ireland, J.E. Todhunter, Quakers, Minority religion, American Civil Wars, Public opinion, Letters
- Ireland, Jacobites, Battle of the Boyne, Army
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- Ireland, Jacobitism, Irish Jacobites, Williamite Wars, A Light to the Blind
- Ireland, Jacobitism, James II, Printed primary sources
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- Ireland, Jacobitism, Wild Geese, Political exiles
- Ireland, Jacobitism, Williamite wars, Naval, Foreign relations (France)
- Ireland, James Anthony Froude, William Edward Hartpole Lecky, Historiography, Irish historians
- Ireland, James Butler (st duke of Ormonde)
- Ireland, James Butler (st duke of Ormonde), Old English, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini
- Ireland, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Rebellion, Catholic Confederation of Kilkenny, Parliamentary Commissioners, Parliament, English Civil War, Settlement, Drogheda (County Louth), Wexford (County Wexford)
- Ireland, James Butler (st duke of Ormonde), Sir John Davies, Edmund Spenser, Travel, Fynes Moryson, Sir Josias Bodley, Luke Gernon, Sir William Brereton, Jorevin de Rocheford
- Ireland, James Butler, 4th Earl of Ormond, John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, Richard Talbot, Archbishop of Dublin, Nobility
- Ireland, James Caulfeild (4th Viscount and st earl of Charlemont), Volunteers, United Irishmen, Printed primary sources, Biography, Henry Grattan, Parliament, Henry Flood
- Ireland, James Hamilton (4th earl of Abercorn), John James Hamilton (9th earl and st marquis of Abercorn), County Tyrone (Ulster)
- Ireland, James Henry Musson Campbell (Lord Glenavy), Legal profession, Political personnel
- Ireland, James II, Catholicism, Command, William III
- Ireland, James II, Richard Talbot (Earl of Tyrconnell), Huguenots, Williamite Wars, Williamite Settlement
- Ireland, James Malton, Engraving
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- Ireland, James Scully, Kilfeakle (County Tipperary, Munster), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, James Spottiswood, Bishop of Clogher, Ulster, Local administration, Landholding, Court of King's Bench
- Ireland, James Ussher (Anglican archbishop of Armagh), Manuscript sources, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh)
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- Ireland, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh), Bishop William Bedell, Johann Elichmann, Antiquarianism, Gaelic scholarship, Gaelic Bible, Ecclesiology, Learning
- Ireland, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh), Books, Manuscript collecting, Sir Robert Bruce Cotton, Libraries, Astronomy, Mathematics, Languages
- Ireland, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh), Irish church, Clergy, Irish Articles (65), Religious controversy, Roman Catholicism, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh), Reformation, James Spottiswood (Bishop of Clogher), William Bedell, Clergy, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, James Ussher (Archibishop of Armagh), Puritanism, Trinity College (Dublin), Academic learning, Clergy, Religious controversy
- Ireland, Jeremy Bentham, Utilitarianism, Education
- Ireland, Jewellery, Metalwork
- Ireland, Jewellery, Metalwork, Overseas trade (Scandinavia), Dublin (Leinster)
- Ireland, Jewellery, Metalwork, Zoomorphic designs, Inscriptions
- Ireland, John (King of England), Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, John Alen, Church, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, John Atherton (Bishop of Waterford and Lismore), Reformation, Church of Ireland, Ecclesiastical abuses, Homosexuality, James Ussher, Sexuality, Women's history, Richard Boyle (st Earl of Cork), Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford), Pamphlet literature, Popular literature
- Ireland, John Banin, Michel Banin, Literature, Roman Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, John Barnewall, John Sinnich (professor of theology, Louvain, d.666), Theology, Sorbonne University (Paris, France)
- Ireland, John Benet, Clergy, Harlington (Bedfordshire), Henry VI, Chronology, High politics, Nobility, Factions, London, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, John Butler (2th Baron Dunboyne), Roman Catholic Church, Bishop of Cork
- Ireland, John Butler (Roman Catholic bishop of Cork, 2th baron Dunboyne)
- Ireland, John Carpenter (Roman Catholic archbishop of Dublin), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, John Cumin (Archbishop of Dublin) (d. 22)
- Ireland, John de Perilhos, Francesco Chiericati, Ó Néill, Travel, Description
- Ireland, John Devoy, Fenians, Papers, Nationalism, National movement
- Ireland, John Doyle, Politics
- Ireland, John Field
- Ireland, John fitz Thomas, Jeffrey de Prendergast
- Ireland, John Foster
- Ireland, John Harwood Andrews
- Ireland, John Hely Hutchinson, Edmund Burke, Parliament, Correspondence, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, John James Hamilton (9th earl of Abercorn), Printed primary sources, James Hamilton (8th earl of Abercorn), Estates, Tenants, Ulster
- Ireland, John Milton (d. 674), Richard Barry (2nd Earl of Barrymore), English Civil Wars, Oliver Cromwell, Nobility, Marriage, Tutors, Education, Royalists
- Ireland, John O'Brien (Roman Catholic Bishop of Cloyne), Irish language
- Ireland, John Robinson, Secretary of the Treasury, Printed primary sources, Correspondence
- Ireland, John Roche (Bishop of Ferns), Roman Catholicism, , Low countries, France, Guido Bentivoglio, Paris, Ecclesiastical government, Clergy, Biography
- Ireland, John Scotus Eriugena
- Ireland, John Scotus Eriugena (fl. 850), Printed primary sources (analysis of), Irish scholarship, Philosophical text, Philosophy
- Ireland, John Stuart Mill, Land question, Political ideas, Economic conditions
- Ireland, John Stuart Mill, Philosophy, Utilitarianism
- Ireland, John Thomas Troy (Roman Catholic archbishop of Dublin)
- Ireland, John Toland (d.722), Deism, Philosophy, Political journalism, Bibliography
- Ireland, John Verdon (Roman Catholic Bishop of Ferns), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, John Wesley, Charles Wesley, Methodism, Leinster
- Ireland, John Wesley, Methodism
- Ireland, John Wesley, Topography, Evangelization
- Ireland, Jonathan Rashleigh, Coinage
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift (d. 745), Bibliography, Health
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift (d. 745), Philosophy
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Children, Poor Relief, Leinster
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Consultations, Medical practice
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Leinster
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Literature, Irish language
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Satire
- Ireland, Jonathan Swift, Ulster
- Ireland, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Journalism, Literature, Social life, Religion, Politics, The Evening Mail, Novelists
- Ireland, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Journalism, Literature, Social life, Religion, Politics, The Evening Mail, Novelists
- Ireland, Joshua Gilpin, Social conditions, Travel
- Ireland, Journal
- Ireland, Journal, European travel, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Journalism
- Ireland, Journalism, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Journalism, The press, Dissemination of news
- Ireland, Judaism, Religion, Culture, Ethnic minorities
- Ireland, Jury presentments, Printed primary sources, Leinster, Munster
- Ireland, Justice, Crime, Nationality
- Ireland, Justice, Politics, Administration, Land, Economic, Social conditions, Education, Law
- Ireland, Kerry (Munster), Cross-slabs, Cultural relations, Dublin, Chesterton-on-Fossway (Warwickshire), Dublin
- Ireland, Kerry, Desmond, Fingen Mac Carthaig (MacCarthy)
- Ireland, Kilcommon (County Tipperary), Ardancer (County Limerick), Church, Benedictine order, Monasteries, Somerset
- Ireland, Killmakilloge (County Kerry), Roman Catholicism, Folklore
- Ireland, Kingdom of Laigin, Morality, St. Brigit (d. 523)
- Ireland, Kingdom of Machtalewi, Anglo-Norman literature, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Kingdoms, Septs
- Ireland, King John
- Ireland, King John, Irish Charter of 20, Transmission of English common law to Ireland, Legal procedure
- Ireland, Kingship
- Ireland, Kingship, Administration, Warfare, Finance
- Ireland, Kingship, Connacht, Literature, Fedlimid Ó Conchobhair
- Ireland, Kingship, Consecration, India
- Ireland, Kingship, Fealty, Feudalism
- Ireland, Kingship, Festivals, Paganism
- Ireland, Kingship, Genealogy
- Ireland, Kingship, Inauguration, Cattle raiding
- Ireland, Kingship, Monarchy, Politics, Place names
- Ireland, Kingship, Natural law
- Ireland, Kingship, Political theory
- Ireland, Kingship, Tara, Christianity
- Ireland, Kinship, Biography, Septs
- Ireland, Kinship, Irish revolt, English conquest, English court
- Ireland, Kinship, Kingship, tuath, Social structure
- Ireland, Kinship, Kingship, tuath, Social structure
- Ireland, Kinship, Law tracts, Wergeld
- Ireland, Labour, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Labour, Economic, Social conditions, Politics
- Ireland, Labour, Economic, Social conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Labour, Working class, Social, Industry, Combination laws
- Ireland, Labour dispute, Economic conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Labour history, Industrial relations
- Ireland, Labour history, Trade unions, Irish Free State
- Ireland, Labour history, Unionism, Ulster
- Ireland, Lacemaking (includes technical aspects), Manufacturing, Working conditions, Child labour, Lace (artistic aspects of)
- Ireland, Lady Isabella Augusta Gregory (d.932), Gaelic revival, Theatre, Playwrights, Nationalism, Authors
- Ireland, Land
- Ireland, Land, Colonisation, Confiscation, Cork, Kerry, Sir Vincent Gookin
- Ireland, Land, Confiscation, Ownership
- Ireland, Land, Household structure, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Social structure, Popular protest
- Ireland, Land, Local government, Boundaries
- Ireland, Land, Peasantry, Rents, Violence, Absentee landlords, Agriculture, Estate management, Agrarian crime, Social unrest
- Ireland, Land, Taxation, Anglicization, Gaelic chieftaincy
- Ireland, Land development, Rural customs, Local, County Leitrim
- Ireland, Landed estates, Debt (domestic and commercial), Family structure
- Ireland, Landed estates, O'Mahony family, Cogan family, McCarthy family, Landownership
- Ireland, Landed estates, Plantations
- Ireland, Landed gentry, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Landed society, Agriculture, Estate management
- Ireland, Landholding
- Ireland, Landholding, Agriculture, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Landholding, Economic, Social conditions, Politics, Land question
- Ireland, Landholding, Economy
- Ireland, Landholding, Fenianism, Religion, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Landholding, Gaelic lordship, Government, Connacht
- Ireland, Landholding, Landlords, Agriculture, Land
- Ireland, Landholding, Local administration
- Ireland, Landholding, Politics, Economic conditions, Rural society, Rural disturbance
- Ireland, Landholding, Potatoes, Dr K.T. Hoppen
- Ireland, Landholding, Social organisation, Property revenue, Land question, (3rd Earl of Leitrim)
- Ireland, Landholding, Social structure, Gaelic lordship, Colonization, Geography
- Ireland, Landholding, Social structure, Local government, Home Rule Bill (92)
- Ireland, Landholding, Tenancy, Colonisation, Agriculture, Charles, I, Oliver Cromwell, Restoration parliament
- Ireland, Land inheritance, Families, Social structure, Rural communities
- Ireland, Landlord-tenant relations, Agriculture
- Ireland, Landlord-tenant relations, Social structure, Economy
- Ireland, Landlords
- Ireland, Landlords, Agriculture, Iar Connacht (County Galway)
- Ireland, Landlords, Encumbered Estates Acts, Land Question
- Ireland, Landlords, Landowning, Linen industry, Plantations
- Ireland, Landlords, Local politics, Local government [?], Urban, County Tyrone (Ulster), James Hamilton (6th Earl of Abercorn), James Hamilton (7th Earl of Abercorn), James Hamilton (8th Earl of Abercorn)
- Ireland, Landlords, Tenantry, Tenant rights
- Ireland, Landlords, Tenants, Absenteeism, Land
- Ireland, Landlords, Tenants, Nonconformity
- Ireland, Landlords, Tenants, Rockingham estate
- Ireland, Land market
- Ireland, Landowners, Donegal, County Donegal, Ulster, Rutland, Parliament, Fishing Act (785), Fish trade, Economic development, Merchants, Cork (County Cork), Foreign competition
- Ireland, Landownership
- Ireland, Land ownership, Cromwellian confiscation, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Henry Hyde (st Earl of Clarendon)
- Ireland, Land ownership, Down survey, County Wicklow, Sir William Petty
- Ireland, Landownership, Economic development
- Ireland, Landownership, Gaelic customs, Connacht
- Ireland, Landownership, Land-use, Agriculture
- Ireland, Landownership, Landholding, University of Dublin, Politics
- Ireland, Landownership, Nobility, Debt management, Legal
- Ireland, Land ownership, North Munster, County Clare, O'Briens of Thomond
- Ireland, Land ownership, Plantation, County Wicklow, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford), James Hay (st Earl of Carlisle)
- Ireland, Landownership, Printed primary sources, Accounts, Rents, Estates
- Ireland, Landownership, Restoration land grants, Manuscript sources (guide to), Royal rent rolls
- Ireland, Landowning
- Ireland, Landowning, Agriculture
- Ireland, Landowning, Law, March, Leinster
- Ireland, Land question, Economic, Social conditions, Politics
- Ireland, Land question, Nationalism, Politics, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Land question, Nationalism, Social conditions, Social protest, Political protest
- Ireland, Landscape, Agriculture, Field systems
- Ireland, Landscape, Environment, Settlement, Place names, Rural society, Towns, Agriculture, Urban growth
- Ireland, Landscape painting, Art
- Ireland, Land settlement, Government, Land grants
- Ireland, Land settlement, Roman Catholicism, Viceroy, Glorious Revolution
- Ireland, Land settlement, Treaty of Limerick, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Land survey
- Ireland, Land system, Agriculture, Irish language
- Ireland, Land tenure
- Ireland, Land tenure, Landlords, Tenants, William Carleton (d. 869), Maria Edgeworth
- Ireland, Land transfer, Politics
- Ireland, Land transfer, Politics, Anglicization
- Ireland, Land usage, Agriculture, Rundal tenancy, Settlement, Londonderry, Donegal, Mayo, includes Land use
- Ireland, Land valuations, Geology, Irish Board of Works, Land Question, Civil servants
- Ireland, Land war, Agrarian policy, Landlords
- Ireland, Land war, Agrarian unrest, Anglo-American relations
- Ireland, Land war, Agrarian unrest, Military history, Public order, Crime
- Ireland, Land war, Irish Home Rule, Charles Stewart Parnell, Irish Parliamentary Party, Agitation, Conciliation, William O'Brien (d. 928)
- Ireland, Land war, Michael Davitt, Home Rule, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott
- Ireland, Land war, Press, Charles Stewart Parnell, Politics, Nationalism, Public opinion, Home Rule
- Ireland, Land war, Ultramontanism, Nationalism, Agrarian reform, Paul Cullen
- Ireland, Language
- Ireland, Language, Culture
- Ireland, Language, Dialects
- Ireland, Language, Irish, Gaelic
- Ireland, Language, Irish census, Gaeltacht
- Ireland, Language, Linguistics
- Ireland, Language, Munster, Ormond, Ordinances
- Ireland, Language, Norse (borrowings from), Vikings (impact of)
- Ireland, Language, Norse, Celtic, Dictionary
- Ireland, Language, Placenames
- Ireland, Language, Reformation, Counter-Reformation
- Ireland, Language, Settlement, Migration, Flemish settlers, Wales, Women, Ballads, Popular culture, Immigrants
- Ireland, Language, Ulster English, Hiberno-English
- Ireland, Latin classics
- Ireland, Law
- Ireland, Law, Administration
- Ireland, Law, Administration, Legislation, Legal
- Ireland, Law, Capital punishment, Old Irish
- Ireland, Law, Court-seating, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Law, Courts
- Ireland, Law, Crime, Religion
- Ireland, Law, English legal system
- Ireland, Law, Historiography, Education, Learned societies
- Ireland, Law, includes Law
- Ireland, Law, Judiciary
- Ireland, Law, Jurisprudence, Royal revenues, Sir William Parsons
- Ireland, Law, Lawyers, Courts, Professions
- Ireland, Law, Legal, Education, Government, Justice
- Ireland, Law, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Law, Order, Crime, Law enforcement, Justices of the Peace
- Ireland, Law, Religion, Social unrest, Justice
- Ireland, Law, Society
- Ireland, Law, Society, Judicial administration
- Ireland, Law, Status, Jurisprudence, Senchus Már, Kingship
- Ireland, Law, Status, Jurisprudence, Senchus Már, Kingship
- Ireland, Law, Trinity College Dublin
- Ireland, Law, Women, Children, Family, Education, Cáin Lánamna
- Ireland, Law, Women, Marriage
- Ireland, Law courts, Criminal trials, Legal abuses, Politics
- Ireland, Lawrence O'Toole
- Ireland, Law texts, Judicial system
- Ireland, Law tracts, Senchus Mór, Extraction, Storage, Transport, Warfare, Tithes, Bogland, Turf charcoal
- Ireland, Lawyers, Judges, Local officers, Roman Catholicism, Legal administration, King's Inn, Irish legal system, Statutes, Penal laws
- Ireland, Lawyers, Legal profession, Inns of Court, Leinster
- Ireland, Leabhar an Rátha, Literature
- Ireland, League of Nations
- Ireland, Learned societies, Culture
- Ireland, Learned societies, Political economy
- Ireland, Learning
- Ireland, Learning, Hiberno-Latin
- Ireland, Learning, Patronage of culture
- Ireland, Learning, Scholarship, Invasion, Henry II of England, High kingship, Brian Boru, Religion
- Ireland, Learning, Science [?]
- Ireland, Le Botiller family, Butler family
- Ireland, Leeward Islands, General
- Ireland, Legal
- Ireland, Legal, Administration, Courts, Politics, Legislation
- Ireland, Legal, Administration, Small claims courts
- Ireland, Legal, Bible (influence of)
- Ireland, Legal, Constitution, Dominion status, International law, Administration, Land law, Anglo-Irish agreements, Civil courts, Ecclesiastical courts, Imperial administration, Irish Free State, Dáil courts, House of Commons (Westminster), House of Lords (Westminster), Northern Ireland, Includes South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, India, Ceylon
- Ireland, Legal, Economic, Social conditions, Disturbances, Famine, Land question, Religion, Administration
- Ireland, Legal, Government, Anglicization
- Ireland, Legal, Includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Legal, Judges
- Ireland, Legal, Kingship
- Ireland, Legal, Kingship, Nobility
- Ireland, Legal, Landholding, Wardship, Includes Religion
- Ireland, Legal, Lawyers, Administration
- Ireland, Legal, Legal status
- Ireland, Legal, Local administration
- Ireland, Legal, Lord Chief Justice, Judges' dress
- Ireland, Legal, Mortgage, Gaelic, Brehon law
- Ireland, Legal, Politics
- Ireland, Legal, Statutes, Government
- Ireland, Legal history, 'Gaelic' law schools
- Ireland, Legal history, Property, Poetry, Literature, Genealogy, County Armagh (Ulster), Local history
- Ireland, Legal history, Women, Status
- Ireland, Legal profession, Member of parliament (for Navan), Biography
- Ireland, Legal profession, United Irishmen, Irish Americans, Lawyers
- Ireland, Legal reform, Protestantism, Anglo-Irish
- Ireland, Legal texts, Tipperary (County Tipperary)
- Ireland, Legal tracts
- Ireland, Legal [?]
- Ireland, Legends
- Ireland, Legends, Elegies, Epics, Tales
- Ireland, Legends, Religious literature, Epic, Poetry, St. Brendan (d.577)
- Ireland, Legislation
- Ireland, Legislation, Ironwork, Hammers, Anvils, Apprenticeship
- Ireland, Legislation, Legal profession, Religion
- Ireland, Leinster
- Ireland, Leinster, 'King's County', 798 rising, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Leinster, 798 rebellion, United Irishmen, Historiography
- Ireland, Leinster, 798 rising, Roman Catholic Church, Father Nicholas Redmond, Reverend Frederick Draffen, French Revolutionary Wars
- Ireland, Leinster, Agriculture
- Ireland, Leinster, Agriculture, Manufactures, Topography
- Ireland, Leinster, Agriculture, Middlemen, 798 rebellion, Penal laws, Roman Catholicism, Anti-Catholicism, Landholding
- Ireland, Leinster, Architecture
- Ireland, Leinster, Architecture, Interior decoration, Guild of Plasterers
- Ireland, Leinster, Architecture, Urban development
- Ireland, Leinster, Armed forces, Defence, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Leinster, Augustinian order, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries
- Ireland, Leinster, Augustinian order, Monasteries
- Ireland, Leinster, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Population, Genealogy
- Ireland, Leinster, Booksellers, Publishing, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Derrick, Charles O'Conor, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Leinster, Buildings, Vernacular architecture, Ecclesiastical architecture, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Public monuments, Kilkenny Castle, St Canice's cathedral, Churches, Public art works
- Ireland, Leinster, Burials, Refugees, Brigantia, Warrior graves, Jewellery
- Ireland, Leinster, Capital city
- Ireland, Leinster, Cartography, Thomas Moland, Charles Colombine
- Ireland, Leinster, Ceramics, Overseas trade, Imports, Viking Kingdom of Dublin
- Ireland, Leinster, Christopher de Preston, Estates, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Leinster, Coinage, Vikings
- Ireland, Leinster, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Leinster, County Kilkenny, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Leinster, County Meath
- Ireland, Leinster, County Meath, Church
- Ireland, Leinster, County Meath, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Ecclesiastical architecture, Monasteries
- Ireland, Leinster, Defensive architecture, Mottes, Ringforts
- Ireland, Leinster, Diocesan court, Law, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Leinster, Domestic buildings, Granary, Farming, Pottery
- Ireland, Leinster, Ecclesiastical estates
- Ireland, Leinster, Elections
- Ireland, Leinster, Excavation reports, Mortimer family, De Geneville family, Pottery, De Lacy family
- Ireland, Leinster, Excavations
- Ireland, Leinster, Excavations, Reference
- Ireland, Leinster, Family, Estates
- Ireland, Leinster, Funerary monuments, Tombs
- Ireland, Leinster, Interior decoration, Pavements
- Ireland, Leinster, Kilkenny, Towns
- Ireland, Leinster, Kingship
- Ireland, Leinster, Landholding, Middlemen, Roman Catholicism, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Leinster, Land tenure
- Ireland, Leinster, Living conditions
- Ireland, Leinster, Local government
- Ireland, Leinster, Lordship
- Ireland, Leinster, Military architecture, Fortifications
- Ireland, Leinster, Munster
- Ireland, Leinster, Munster, Mottes, Defensive architecture, Fortifications
- Ireland, Leinster, Ornamental metalwork, Burial, Women
- Ireland, Leinster, Parochial system, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Leinster, Political affairs, Parliamentary procedure, Constitution
- Ireland, Leinster, Political protest, Radicalism, Sectarian conflict, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Leinster, Politics, Money Bill dispute 753, Patriotism
- Ireland, Leinster, Publishing, Bibliography
- Ireland, Leinster, Publishing, Religious persecution
- Ireland, Leinster, Roman Catholicism, Counter-reformation, Massacre, Roman Catholic population, Community
- Ireland, Leinster, Roman Catholicism, Missions, Clergy, Penal laws
- Ireland, Leinster, Sculpture
- Ireland, Leinster, Settlement
- Ireland, Leinster, Subinfeudation, Feodaries
- Ireland, Leinster, Topography, Politics
- Ireland, Leinster, Towns, Capital city, Social unrest
- Ireland, Leinster, Towns, Church
- Ireland, Leinster, Towns, Local
- Ireland, Leinster, Towns, Ports
- Ireland, Leinster, Trade, Craft guilds, Merchants, Accounts, Welfare
- Ireland, Leinster, Transport, Regional railways
- Ireland, Leinster, Transport, Roads, Fords, Bridges, Towns, Ports
- Ireland, Leinster, Tribes
- Ireland, Leinster, United Irishmen, 798 rising, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Leinster, United Irishmen, Radicalism
- Ireland, Leinster, Vikings, Towns
- Ireland, Leinster, William Marshal (Earl of Pembroke), Pottery, Excavation reports
- Ireland, Leinster, William Smyth, Decorative arts, Sources
- Ireland, Leisure activities, Sport, Nationalism, Social life, Culture
- Ireland, Letter, William Smith O'Brien, Daniel O'Connell, Unionism, National movement
- Ireland, Letters, Agnes Bankhead, Social life, Religion
- Ireland, Letters, Assault, Capture
- Ireland, Letters, Biography, Politics, Nationalism, Law, Repeal
- Ireland, Letters, Politics, Government, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Letters, Religion, Politics, Biography, Economic, Social conditions, Law
- Ireland, Letter to Coroticus, , Christianity, Conversion, Slave trade, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, Liberalism, Imperialism, Irish Home Rule, Caesarism
- Ireland, Liberalism, Roman Catholicism, Daniel O'Connell (Overseas influence of, Germany)
- Ireland, Liber Primus Kilkenniensis, Ormond, Anglo-Irish literature
- Ireland, Liberties, Leinster, Earls of Norfolk
- Ireland, Library catalogue, Archives, Printing
- Ireland, Library catalogue, Topography
- Ireland, Linen, Textile industry (development of)
- Ireland, Linguistics
- Ireland, Linguistics, Glossary
- Ireland, Linguistics, Invasions, Local society, Baronies, Fortifications, Military
- Ireland, Linguists, Musicians, Biography
- Ireland, Lisburn (Counties Antrim and Down, Ulster)
- Ireland, Literacy, French language, Literature, Readership
- Ireland, Literacy, Popular culture
- Ireland, Literature
- Ireland, Literature, Scéla Éogain agus Cormaic, Myth, Tradition, Textual criticism, Manuscript sources (description of), Includes printed primary sources, Irish language
- Ireland, Literature, The Triumph of Prudence over Passion: or, The History of Miss Mortimer and Miss Fitzgerald
- Ireland, Literature, Art, Cultural life, Politics
- Ireland, Literature, Astronomy, Alexandria
- Ireland, Literature, Bardic poetry
- Ireland, Literature, Bardic poetry, Contemporary printed material, Thomas Carew, Anthony Bruodine (fl.672), Colonialism
- Ireland, Literature, Bards, Military, Muircheartach Ó Cobhthaigh, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Literature, Bards, Munster Plantation, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Literature, British Library, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Literature, Chivalric literature, Romance, Chivalry
- Ireland, Literature, Church
- Ireland, Literature, Connacht, Uí Mhaine, Galway
- Ireland, Literature, Culture, Religion, Politics, Social protest, Representations of Ireland
- Ireland, Literature, Danes, Epic poetry, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Literature, Dean of St Patrick's (Dublin), Biography, Church of Ireland, Satire, Poetry, Historiography, Literary criticism
- Ireland, Literature, Diarmait Mac Murchadha, Arthurian literature, Legends, Romance
- Ireland, Literature, Diarmait Mac Murchadha, Romance
- Ireland, Literature, Drama, Poetry, Fiction, Irish Church, Historiography, John Millington Synge, William Butler Yeats, James Augustine Joyce, Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, Samuel Beckett
- Ireland, Literature, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Literature, Greece, Rome
- Ireland, Literature, Henry of Sawtrey, St Patrick's Purgatory
- Ireland, Literature, Historiography
- Ireland, Literature, Irish language, Bardic poetry, Prose
- Ireland, Literature, Irish language, Francis Stoughton Sullivan, Muiris Ó Gormáin, Antiquarianism
- Ireland, Literature, Irish language, Religious literature
- Ireland, Literature, Journalism
- Ireland, Literature, Keenan
- Ireland, Literature, Language, includes Irish, Latin
- Ireland, Literature, Leabhar Mór Dúna Doighre
- Ireland, Literature, Legends, Myths, Romance
- Ireland, Literature, Liber Primus Kilkenniensis
- Ireland, Literature, Music, Theatre, Architecture, Visual arts
- Ireland, Literature, Nationalism, Irish language
- Ireland, Literature, Novels, Romances, Poetry, Biographical details, Bibliography
- Ireland, Literature, O'Neills, Arthur Brownlow
- Ireland, Literature, Patriotism, Royal Irish Academy
- Ireland, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Literature, Poetry, County Literature
- Ireland, Literature, Poetry, Irish language, Romances, Mythology, Education, Religious writings
- Ireland, Literature, Poetry, Religious symbolism, Sir Peter de Bermingham
- Ireland, Literature, Poetry, Sir Peter de Bermingham, Satire, Friars, Franciscans
- Ireland, Literature, Poets
- Ireland, Literature, Political thought, Monarchy, Royal authority, James I
- Ireland, Literature, Politics
- Ireland, Literature, Politics, Culture, Economic, Social conditions, Perceptions of legal profession
- Ireland, Literature, Politics, Irish nationalism, William Butler Yeats
- Ireland, Literature, Politics, Irish nationalism, William Butler Yeats, James Stephens (d. 90) [?]
- Ireland, Literature, Politics, Revolution, Nationalism
- Ireland, Literature, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Literature, Revolution, Politics
- Ireland, Literature, Richard Ledrede
- Ireland, Literature, Scéla Éogain agus Cormaic, Myth, Tradition, Textual criticism, Manuscript sources (description of), Includes printed primary sources, Irish language
- Ireland, Literature, Sir Walter Scott (d. 832)
- Ireland, Literature, Stereotypes
- Ireland, Literature, Theatre, Irish language, Bardic poetry, Patriotism, Nationality
- Ireland, Literature, The Triumph of Prudence over Passion: or, The History of Miss Mortimer and Miss Fitzgerald
- Ireland, Literature, Togail Bruidne Da Derga
- Ireland, Literature, Traditions, Language and politics
- Ireland, Literature, Táin Bó Cuailgne
- Ireland, Literature, Ulster
- Ireland, Liturgy
- Ireland, Liturgy, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Liturgy, Gallican liturgy, Mass, Celtic rite, Religious practice, Ritual, Stowe missal, Prayer manuals, Mass books
- Ireland, Liturgy, Poetry, St Dunstan (Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 988), Pope Gregory I, Papacy, Church music, Gregorian chants
- Ireland, Liturgy, Virgin Mary
- Ireland, Liturgy, [?], Worship [?]
- Ireland, Livestock, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Horse, Husbandry, Wool, Cattle Acts, Dairy produce, Tanning, Agricultural legislation
- Ireland, Living standards, Rural economy, Great Famine, includes Agriculture, Industry, Trade, Land question, Land war, Social protest, Poverty, Land tenure, Economic conditions, County Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, Local
- Ireland, Local (general)
- Ireland, Local, Agriculture, Settlement, Urban development, Politics, 798 rebellion, County Local
- Ireland, Local, Agriculture, Settlement, Urban Development, Politics, County Kilkenny (Leinster)
- Ireland, Local, Aran Islands (Connacht), includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Local, Burials, Funerary monuments
- Ireland, Local, County Antrim
- Ireland, Local, County Clare
- Ireland, Local, County Down, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Local, County Galway, County Waterford
- Ireland, Local, County Kerry
- Ireland, Local, County Waterford (Munster), includes Settlement, Agriculture, Industry, Politics
- Ireland, Local, County Wicklow (Leinster)
- Ireland, Local, Economic, Social conditions, Trade, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Local, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Local, Emigration, Religion, Politics, Military, American colonies, Foreign relations, United States of America
- Ireland, Local, Engineering, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Local, Episcopal estates, County Cork, Murrogh O'Brien, Diocese of Cloyne
- Ireland, Local, Fishing, Economic, Social conditions, Politics, Administration
- Ireland, Local, Genealogy [?], County Meath
- Ireland, Local, General, County Galway (Connacht)
- Ireland, Local, General, Historiography, Politics, Economics (general), Social conditions
- Ireland, Local, General, includes Religion, Military, Migration
- Ireland, Local, includes Agriculture, Settlement, Urban development, Politics, Munster
- Ireland, Local, includes Castles
- Ireland, Local, includes Settlements, Ecclesiastical sites, Cemeteries, Castles, Fortifications, Leinster
- Ireland, Local, ing, Buildings, Social affairs, County Louth (Leinster)
- Ireland, Local, Leinster
- Ireland, Local, Munster
- Ireland, Local, Munster, County Limerick
- Ireland, Local, Munster, includes Urban
- Ireland, Local, Nationalism, Unionism, Religion, Home Rule, Protestantism
- Ireland, Local, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Religion, County Mayo (Connacht)
- Ireland, Local, Politics, Fenianism, Religion, Home Rule, Land war, Connacht
- Ireland, Local, Religion, Nonconformity, Education, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Local, Settlement
- Ireland, Local, Towns, includes Local government, Urban, County Cavan
- Ireland, Local, Towns, Munster
- Ireland, Local, Towns, Politics, Society
- Ireland, Local, Ulster, includes Industry, Manufactures, Textiles, Culture
- Ireland, Local, Urban, Belfast, Town planning, Local
- Ireland, Local, Urban, County Galway
- Ireland, Local, Urban, County Londonderry (Ulster)
- Ireland, Local, Urban, County Meath (Leinster), Topography, Environment
- Ireland, Local, Urban, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Local, Urban, includes Medical education, Belfast University
- Ireland, Local, Urban, Towns, includes Urban society, Local economy
- Ireland, Local, Urban society, Penal laws, Repeal
- Ireland, Local administration, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Local economy, Agriculture, Social conditions, Religion
- Ireland, Local economy, Social conditions, Rural society
- Ireland, Local government, County Clare, Politics
- Ireland, Local government, Economic, Rural society, Social conditions
- Ireland, Local government, Entertainment
- Ireland, Local government, Lists
- Ireland, Local government, Regional councils, Law, Local administration
- Ireland, Local government, Urban, Charles Lucas, James Digges La Touche
- Ireland, Local government, Urban, County Waterford
- Ireland, Local government, Urban, Galway City (County Galway)
- Ireland, Local history
- Ireland, Local history, Famine, Social conditions, Peasantry, Munster
- Ireland, Local history, Migration, Leinster
- Ireland, Local history, Religion, Famine, County Mayo (Connacht)
- Ireland, Local history, Social conditions, Peasantry
- Ireland, Local industry, Fishing, Includes fishing methods
- Ireland, Local politics, Unionism, First World War
- Ireland, Local [?], County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Location of battles
- Ireland, Londonderry (Ulster), Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Londonderry, Population
- Ireland, London Society of Stationers, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Lorcán Ó Tuathail, Church, Clergy
- Ireland, Lordhips, Celtic landownership, MacCarthy family, Surrender and regrant, Colonization, Oliver Cromwell, Land transfers, Muskerry
- Ireland, Lord Leonard Grey (Viscount Grane), John Bale (d. 563), Ecclesiastical reform
- Ireland, Lord Mayor, Cork (Munster), National movement, Home Rule, Fenians
- Ireland, Lordship, Mortimer family, Religion, Politics
- Ireland, Lordship, O'Rourke, County Leitrim (Connacht)
- Ireland, Lordship, Political culture
- Ireland, Lordship, Succession, Government, Local resistance
- Ireland, Louth, Meath, Rent, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Louvain (Leuven, Belgium), Universities, Education abroad [?]
- Ireland, Loyalism, Ulster
- Ireland, Loyalists, Sectarian conflict, Defence, Armed forces
- Ireland, Luke Gardiner, Irish Members of Parliament, Penal laws
- Ireland, Lyric, Music, Includes Printed primary sources, William Clements (3rd Earl of Leitrim), Landlordism, Folklore, Fanad patriots
- Ireland, Mabel Bagenal (Countess of Tyrone), Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Elopement, Marriage
- Ireland, Machtalevi, Nobility
- Ireland, MacLysaght family, Limerick (Munster), Social structure
- Ireland, Macmahon, Leinster, County Louth, County Meath
- Ireland, MacMurrough, Gaelic lordship
- Ireland, Magee Island, Law, Witchcraft, Sorcery, Superstition
- Ireland, Magistrates, Biography, United Irish leader, Edmund Burke, Irish parliament, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Magunihy, Iveragh
- Ireland, Malachy, Armagh, Saints, Hagiography, Church
- Ireland, Malachy O'Hanlon, Gerald Fitzgerald (8th Earl of Kildare), Rebellion, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Manners, Social commentary, Customs, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Manor, Munster, Diocese of Cloyne, Succession, Inheritance
- Ireland, Manufactures, Drink, Distilling, Alcohol manufacture, Excise duty, 'Moonlighting', Trade, Culture
- Ireland, Manufactures, Musical instruments, Keyboard instruments, Dublin, Ferdinand Weber (75-84), Henry Rother (fl. 762-82), Robert Waffington (fl. 776-803), Harpsichords, Dublin
- Ireland, Manufactures, Paper, Reference, Trade
- Ireland, Manufactures, Printing, Kildare
- Ireland, Manufactures, Textiles
- Ireland, Manufactures, Textiles, Domestic life
- Ireland, Manufactures, Textiles, Overseas trade
- Ireland, Manufacturing
- Ireland, Manufacturing, Handicrafts, Moravians, Textiles
- Ireland, Manufacturing, Industry
- Ireland, Manufacturing, Industry, Agriculture, Flax, Textiles
- Ireland, Manufacturing, Industry, Decorative arts
- Ireland, Manufacturing, Industry, Wool, Textiles
- Ireland, Manufacturing industry, Delft
- Ireland, Manuscript illumination
- Ireland, Manuscript illumination, Missionaries
- Ireland, Manuscripts
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Bookbinding
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Cultural relations, Germany, Austria
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Durrow, Kells, Lindisfarne, Echternach
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Family, Sources
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Palaeography, Cultural relations, Switzerland
- Ireland, Manuscripts, Vellum, Parchment, Manuscript production, Animal skins, Animal pathology
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Annals, Munster, Dublin annals, Bodleian annals, Annals of Ulster, Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Book of Lismor, Ceallachaín (king of Cashel), Genealogy, Dynastic rivalry, Munster
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Canonical literature, Church, Textual analysis
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Manuscript illumination, Monasticism, Architecture
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Saint Patrick, Palaeography
- Ireland, Manuscript source (description of), Tigernach ua Braein (d.088) (bishop of Clonmacnois), Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of)
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Book of Pottlerath, Leabhar an Rátha, Edmund Butler
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Chronology, Monasticism
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Church, County Kilkenny (Leinster)
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Church, Friars
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Cormac mac Cuilennáin (king and bishop of Cashel), Language, Legislation
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Genealogy
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Hymns, Monasticism, Cistercian order
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Language, Scribes, Religious literature, Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Manuscript illumination
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Manuscript sources (guide to), Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (description of), Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Annals, Poetry, Law tracts, Biblical exegesis, Genealogy, Hagiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Archbishop of Cashel, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Clergy, Episcopate
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Counter Reformation, Irish colleges, Roman Catholic Church, Italy, Clergy
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Counter Reformation, Irish colleges, Seminary, Clergy, Roman Catholic Church, Luke Wadding, Hugh de Burgo, Hungary
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Ecclesiastical history, Roman Catholicism, Letters
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Government, Sir Henry Sidney
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Italy, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), King's Inn, Admissions, Social composition of Inns, Administration
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Louvain, Rome, Dublin, Saints' lives, Devotional literature, Grammars, Topographical literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Manuscript sources (description of), Hagiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Religion, Education, Politics
- Ireland, Manuscript sources (guide to), Theology, Laws, Hagiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Annals, Literature, Danes, Invasion, Brian Boruma, Military strategy, Munster, Leinster, High-kingship, King's affinity
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Annals of Tigernach, Annals of Inisfallen, Annals of Ulster, Chronology, Historiography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Archbishop John Hamilton, Dr. Mary Purcell
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Bibliography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Catalogue, Archdeacon John Hamilton
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Ecclesiastical organization
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Ecclesiastical text, Genealogy
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, John Baker Holroyd (st Earl of Sheffield), John Foster (Baron Oriel), Irish House of Commons, Politics, Anglo-Irish relations, Act of Union
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, John Foster, Public records, Parliamentary records
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Leinster
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Monasteries, Iona, Includes Religious houses
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Munster, Publishing
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Old Irish language, Literature, Genealogy, Regnal lists, Heraldry
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Publishing, Leinster, Bibliography
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Roman Catholic church, Vatican archives
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Textual analysis
- Ireland, Manuscript sources, Tigernach ua Braein (d.088) (bishop of Clonmacnois), Historiography, Scholarship
- Ireland, Manus O'Donnell (Lord of Tyrconnel), Gaelic lordship, Foreign relations, Tyrconnell, Donegal
- Ireland, Maps, Cartography, Leinster, County Kildare, Atlases, Towns
- Ireland, Maps, Cartography, Overseas exploration
- Ireland, Maps, Fortifications
- Ireland, Maps, Fortifications, Roads, English ordnance, County Roscommon, County Westmeath
- Ireland, Maps, Towns, Leinster
- Ireland, Margaret Woffington, Actors, Smock Alley Theatre (Dublin), Drury Lane (London), Covent Garden (London)
- Ireland, Marianus Scotus (d. c.082), Historiography, Chronicles, Universal history
- Ireland, Maria Teresa Mullaly, Convents, Leinster, Biography, Social thought, Educational provision, Education of women
- Ireland, Mariology, Cults, Roman Catholicism, Irish Church, Lay piety, Poetry
- Ireland, Maritime law, Legal jurisdiction, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Marriage
- Ireland, Marriage, Betrothal, Family, Law, Women
- Ireland, Marriage, Women, Incest, Inheritance
- Ireland, Marsh's Library
- Ireland, Marsh's Library, Robert Travers
- Ireland, Material culture
- Ireland, Maternity hospitals, Midwifery, Architecture
- Ireland, Mathematics
- Ireland, Mathew Carey
- Ireland, Maurice fitz Thomas
- Ireland, McGuinness family, Genealogy, Heredity
- Ireland, Meath, Monasteries, Churches
- Ireland, Medical practice, Childbirth, Trotula, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Medical practice, Health care, Medicine
- Ireland, Medical practitioners, Biography
- Ireland, Medical profession
- Ireland, Medical profession, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Medical profession, Local history, National movement
- Ireland, Medical profession, Medical education, Medical practice, Surgery, Dublin (Leinster)
- Ireland, Medical science, Medical practice, Politics, Psychiatric hospitals
- Ireland, Medicine
- Ireland, Medicine, Agriculture, Science
- Ireland, Medicine, Bibliographies, Philosophy, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Medicine, Biography
- Ireland, Medicine, Charity, Disease
- Ireland, Medicine, Disease
- Ireland, Medicine, Economic, Social conditions, Administration
- Ireland, Medicine, Education, Professions
- Ireland, Medicine, Italy
- Ireland, Medicine, Leprosy, Charity, Disease
- Ireland, Medicine, Political personnel
- Ireland, Medicine, Poverty, Economic, Social conditions, Disease
- Ireland, Medicine, Professions
- Ireland, Medicine, World War One, Education
- Ireland, Medieval scholarship, Manuscript studies
- Ireland, Member of Parliament, Irish House of Commons, Administration, Chancellor of Irish Exchequer, Commissioner of revenue, or of the ordnance
- Ireland, Members of Parliament, House of Commons, Act of Union, Ascendancy, High politics, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Memorials, Military costume, Sculpture, Effigies
- Ireland, Mental health, Asylums, Lunacy laws
- Ireland, Mentalité, Cultural values, Racial prejudice, Moral codes, Colonialism, British perceptions of Ireland
- Ireland, Mercenaries, 'Wild geese'
- Ireland, Mercenaries, Recruitment, Mercenaries
- Ireland, Merchants, Coinage, Trade, Ships
- Ireland, Merovingians, Monasteries, France, Slane (County Meath, Leinster), Foreign relations (Francia)
- Ireland, Metalwork
- Ireland, Metalwork, Church plate
- Ireland, Metalwork, Coinage, Ulster
- Ireland, Metalwork, Crafts
- Ireland, Metalwork, Crafts, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Reference
- Ireland, Metalwork, Illuminations, Visual art
- Ireland, Metalwork, Jewellery, Connacht
- Ireland, Metalwork, Sculpture, Stonecarving, Religious artefacts
- Ireland, Metalwork, Transmission of knowledge
- Ireland, Methodism
- Ireland, Methodism, Evangelicalism, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, Home missionaries, Religious persecution
- Ireland, Methodism, Protestantism, Politics, Social structure, Social life
- Ireland, Methodism, Social conditions, Travel writing
- Ireland, Michael Davitt, Biography, Violence, Politics, Land question, Economic, Social conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Michael Slattery (Archbishop of Cashel), Roman Catholicism, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Middle Irish literature, Kingship
- Ireland, Middle Irish literature, Language, Genealogies, Laigin
- Ireland, Middle Irish literature, Language, Genealogies, Laigin
- Ireland, Middle Irish poetry, Annals, Chronicles
- Ireland, Migration
- Ireland, Migration, American colonies, Indentured servants
- Ireland, Migration, Australia
- Ireland, Migration, Australia, New Zealand, United States of America
- Ireland, Migration, Colonel Charles Clinton, America, Leinster
- Ireland, Migration, Colonization, Landholding
- Ireland, Migration, Cormac's Glossary, Placenames, Cashel (County Tipperary, Munster), Wales
- Ireland, Migration, Culture, includes United States of America
- Ireland, Migration, Culture, North America
- Ireland, Migration, Economic conditions, United States of America
- Ireland, Migration, Ethnic groups
- Ireland, Migration, Famine, Population mobility, Transportation of convicts
- Ireland, Migration, Folklore, Emigration, Labour
- Ireland, Migration, Irish-Americans, Confederacy, Catholic Church
- Ireland, Migration, Irish Americans
- Ireland, Migration, Land reform, National movement
- Ireland, Migration, London, Ethnic minorities, Communities
- Ireland, Migration, Minorities, Immigrants
- Ireland, Migration, Missions, Exploration, includes Hebrides (), Migration
- Ireland, Migration, Politics
- Ireland, Migration, Protestantism, Munster, Plantation
- Ireland, Migration, Religion, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Politics, United States of America, Canada
- Ireland, Migration, Religion, Politics
- Ireland, Migration, Religion, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Crime, Geographical mobility
- Ireland, Migration, Roman Catholicism, Laity, United States of America
- Ireland, Migration, Social policy
- Ireland, Migration, Social policy, Nationalism
- Ireland, Migration, Transportation
- Ireland, Migration, United States of America, Church and state
- Ireland, Military
- Ireland, Military, Army, Defence
- Ireland, Military, Army, Empire, Colonies, Includes East India Company
- Ireland, Military, Army, Warfare, Munster, Thomond, Toirrdelbach Ua Briain
- Ireland, Military, British army, Curragh Mutiny, First World War
- Ireland, Military, Civil-military relations, Defence, Recruitment
- Ireland, Military, English conquest, Brotherhood of St. George
- Ireland, Military, Gaelic society, Gallowglass (mercenaries)
- Ireland, Military, Hugh O'Neill, earl of Tyrone, Rebellion
- Ireland, Military, Indian army, Boer war
- Ireland, Military, Jacobitism, Battle of the Boyne, Williamite wars
- Ireland, Military, Latin America, Volunteers, Venezuela, Argentina, Simon Bolívar, Diplomacy, Foreign Office, Military aid
- Ireland, Military, Militia, Yeomanry, Jacobites, Army, Wild Geese, Service to foreign powers, France, , Regiments
- Ireland, Military, Naval, Mutiny, Ulster, Home Rule
- Ireland, Military, Oliver Cromwell
- Ireland, Military, Roman Catholicism, Religion, Imperialism, Settlement, Plantation, Enforced migration
- Ireland, Military, Service to foreign powers, , Wild Geese
- Ireland, Military, Warfare, Nine Years' War, County Tyrone, Gaelic Ulster
- Ireland, Military, Weapons
- Ireland, Military, William III, James II, Battles
- Ireland, Military, Williamite wars, County Louth, Leinster
- Ireland, Military account, Ulster
- Ireland, Military architecture
- Ireland, Military architecture, Colonization
- Ireland, Military architecture, Defensive architecture
- Ireland, Military architecture, English rule
- Ireland, Military architecture, Fortifications
- Ireland, Military architecture, Fortifications, Rebellion of 64Military architecture
- Ireland, Military architecture, Fortifications, Ulster
- Ireland, Military architecture, Sir Edward Lovett Pearce, Architects, Interior design, Architectural reconstruction, Fire
- Ireland, Military financing, Taxation, Adventurers Act (642), Landownership, Land confiscation, Includes protestants, Roman Catholics
- Ireland, Military history
- Ireland, Military history, Medical history, Nursing, Russia, Religious order
- Ireland, Military technology, Weapons, Gaelic warfare
- Ireland, Military theoreticians, Politics, Home Rule, Curragh Mutiny, Easter Rising (96), Dáil Éireann, Republicanism, First World War, Royal Naval Air Service, Robert Erskine Childers
- Ireland, Militia, Henry Grattan
- Ireland, Militia, Local defence, Militia Act of 778, Military organisation, John Hobart (2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire)
- Ireland, Militia, Local defence, Policing, Crime, Military organisation
- Ireland, Militia, Local defences, Militia Act of 778, Military organisation
- Ireland, Militia, Patriotism, Defence
- Ireland, Millenarianism
- Ireland, Milling, Technology, Ulster plantation
- Ireland, Mills
- Ireland, Mineralogy, Technology, Science, Learned societies
- Ireland, Mineralogy, Technology, Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Ireland, Minority religions, Education, Schools, Nonconformity
- Ireland, Missionaries
- Ireland, Missionaries, Christianity, Conversion
- Ireland, Missionaries, Conversion
- Ireland, Missionaries, Frankish empire, Christianity
- Ireland, Missionaries, Literature
- Ireland, Missionaries, Sources (use of), Historical methods, Hagiography
- Ireland, Missions
- Ireland, Missions, Germany
- Ireland, Missions, includes Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Missions, Local, Protestantism
- Ireland, Missions, Saint Patrck
- Ireland, Missions [?], Influence abroad
- Ireland, Monarchy, Ceremonial, Inaugural ceremonies
- Ireland, Monarchy, High kings
- Ireland, Monasteries
- Ireland, Monasteries, Augustinian order, County Waterford, Ireland
- Ireland, Monasteries, Celtic church
- Ireland, Monasteries, Churches
- Ireland, Monasteries, Cistercian order
- Ireland, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Ecclesiastical architecture, Churches, Chapels, Gothic style
- Ireland, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Franciscan order, Carmelite order, Augustinian order, Friars, Benedictine order, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Thomastown (County Kilkenny), Ecclesiastical architecture, Religious art, Iconography
- Ireland, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Vikings, Normans, Spanish Armada, Settlement
- Ireland, Monasteries, Clergy, County Louth
- Ireland, Monasteries, County Roscommon, County Westmeath
- Ireland, Monasteries, Daire na Fland, Toponymy, Hagiography, Manuscript sources, Saint Corconutan, Daire Már, Kilcooly abbey, Munster, Leinster
- Ireland, Monasteries, Ecclesiastical, Celtic church
- Ireland, Monasteries, Ecclesiastical organisation, includes , Wales, Dalríada, Northumbria
- Ireland, Monasteries, Economics
- Ireland, Monasteries, includes Ecclesiastical architecture, Defensive architecture, Churches, Castles
- Ireland, Monasteries, Missionaries
- Ireland, Monasteries, St Patrick's Purgatory, 'Wild geese', Irish mercenaries, Service to foreign powers, St Columbanus (d.597)
- Ireland, Monasteries, Supremacy
- Ireland, Monasteries, Wall paintings, Co. Galway
- Ireland, Monastic annals, Benedictines, Bishoprics, Samuel (bishop of Dublin), Malchus (bishop of Waterford), Saint Anselm, Synod of Waterford, Munster, Norse
- Ireland, Monastic culture, Invasion, Urbanization, Scandinavian influences, Viking attacks
- Ireland, Monastic houses
- Ireland, Monasticism
- Ireland, Monasticism, Celtic church, Cults, Missions, St. Columba (d. 597), St. Aidan (d. 65), St. Columban (d. 64), St. Gall (d. 645?), St. Virgil (d. 785), St. Cathaldus
- Ireland, Monasticism, Christianity
- Ireland, Monasticism, Clerical offices
- Ireland, Monasticism, Diocesan administration
- Ireland, Monasticism, Diocesan administration, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Monasticism, Ecclesiastical administration, Paruchia
- Ireland, Monasticism, Ecclesiastical administration, Paruchia
- Ireland, Monasticism, Ecclesiastical architecture, Cemeteries, Domestic life
- Ireland, Monasticism, Francia, Mixed rule, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Monasticism, Landholding, Diocesan administration, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Monasticism, Learning, Poetry, Anchoritism, Hagiography
- Ireland, Monasticism, Missions
- Ireland, Monasticism, Monastic dispute, Anchorites
- Ireland, Monasticism, Monastic houses, Archaeology
- Ireland, Monasticism, Printing, Roman Catholicism, Florence Conry, Hugh MacCaghwell, Angelo Elli
- Ireland, Monasticism, Saint Patrick, Church vestments, Mission, Latin, Religious art, Saint Augustine of Canterbury
- Ireland, Monasticism, Scholarship
- Ireland, Monasticism, Viking raids, Viking settlement
- Ireland, Monastic life, Ecclesiastical literature, Ecclesiastical legislation, Celtic church
- Ireland, Money, Finance
- Ireland, Money-lending, Tipperary, Joseph Damer
- Ireland, Money Bill Dispute, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Monsignor Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (Papal Nuncio), Roman Catholicism, Papacy
- Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, County Louth
- Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, County Meath
- Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, Ulster
- Ireland, Mottes
- Ireland, Mottes, Castles
- Ireland, Mottes, Co. Roscommon, Co. Westmeath
- Ireland, Mottes, Defences
- Ireland, Mottes, Fortifications
- Ireland, Mottes, Munster, Fortifications
- Ireland, Mottes, Settlements
- Ireland, Muirchú, Archbishopric, Ulster
- Ireland, Municipal government, Local politics, Munster, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Munster
- Ireland, Munster, Agriculture, Landscape, Population, Trade
- Ireland, Munster, Agriculture, Land use, Rural environment
- Ireland, Munster, Agriculture, O'Callaghan estate, Middlemen, Landlords
- Ireland, Munster, Antiquities, Local
- Ireland, Munster, Archaeology
- Ireland, Munster, Architecture
- Ireland, Munster, Armed forces, Defence, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Munster, Army, Defence, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Munster, Bibliography, Publishing
- Ireland, Munster, Calvinistic Methodist ministers, Henry Rees, David Charles, Local history
- Ireland, Munster, Church
- Ireland, Munster, Church, Bishops, Clergy
- Ireland, Munster, Church, Cathedral, Diocese
- Ireland, Munster, Church, Cathedrals, Round towers, Cormac's Chapel, Architecture
- Ireland, Munster, Co. Cork, Ballmona, Anglo-Norman settlement
- Ireland, Munster, County Clare, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Munster, County Cork, Carbery, Literature
- Ireland, Munster, County Cork, Roches, Literature
- Ireland, Munster, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Munster, County Tipperary, Thurles, Manor, Theobald Walter
- Ireland, Munster, de Clare, O'Brien
- Ireland, Munster, Desmond
- Ireland, Munster, Economy, Smuggling, Local politics, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Munster, Education
- Ireland, Munster, Excavation report, Military architecture, Fosse, Pottery
- Ireland, Munster, Field system, Domesticated animals, Lime kiln, Excavation report
- Ireland, Munster, Gaelic clans, Landholding, Settlement
- Ireland, Munster, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Munster, Genealogy
- Ireland, Munster, Genealogy, Thomond, O'Brien family (Kings of Thomond; Princes of Thomond; Earls of Thomond)
- Ireland, Munster, includes American colonies, includes Urban
- Ireland, Munster, John Boyle (5th earl of Cork and Orrery)
- Ireland, Munster, Kerry, Manuscript sources (description of), Historiography
- Ireland, Munster, King Brian
- Ireland, Munster, Leasehold property, Middlemen
- Ireland, Munster, Leinster, County Offaly, Local
- Ireland, Munster, Local, Agrarian life, Peasantry, Irish language
- Ireland, Munster, Local, Urban, County Cork
- Ireland, Munster, Local government, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Munster, Maps, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Munster, Military architecture
- Ireland, Munster, Missionaries
- Ireland, Munster, Nobility
- Ireland, Munster, O'Brien family, Thomond
- Ireland, Munster, Penal policy
- Ireland, Munster, Popular protest, Tithes
- Ireland, Munster, Pottery, Sculpture
- Ireland, Munster, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Munster, Printing, Publishing
- Ireland, Munster, Publishing, Bibliography
- Ireland, Munster, Publishing, Books
- Ireland, Munster, Radicalism
- Ireland, Munster, Sculpture
- Ireland, Munster, Social structure
- Ireland, Munster, Thomond
- Ireland, Munster, Towns
- Ireland, Munster, Towns, Local, Urban, Topography, Family, Botany
- Ireland, Munster, Towns, Phineas Bagnell, George Bagnell, James Knight, John Knight
- Ireland, Munster, Towns, Urban, Local, Includes Topography, Maps, Natural history, Manufacturing
- Ireland, Munster, Trade tokens
- Ireland, Munster, Urban defences, Fortifications
- Ireland, Munster, Urban development, Landownership, Ports
- Ireland, Munster, Vikings, Dal Cais
- Ireland, Munster, Vikings, Scandinavians
- Ireland, Murray of Broughton family, County Donegal (Ulster)
- Ireland, Music
- Ireland, Music, 'Waits', Urban
- Ireland, Music, Arthur O'Neill, Patrick Lynch, Songs
- Ireland, Music, Belfast (County Antrim, Ulster)
- Ireland, Music, Biography, Turlough Ó Carolan [?]
- Ireland, Music, Entertainment
- Ireland, Music, Folk songs, Folklorism, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Music, Michael William Balfe
- Ireland, Music, Music publishing, Folk song
- Ireland, Music, Richard Pockrich, Biography
- Ireland, Musicology
- Ireland, Musicology, Chordophones, Aerophones
- Ireland, Myth, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Mythology, Architecture, Drama, Art, Festivals
- Ireland, Mythology, Celts, Linguistics, Women, Old English, Warfare
- Ireland, Mythology, Genealogy, Textual analysis, Manuscript sources, Old Irish language, Literature
- Ireland, Myths, Ulster, Cuchulainn's Cycle, Finn's Cycle, Kings' Cycle, Welsh influence, Bards, Oral tradition, Poetry
- Ireland, Napoleon's Irish battalion, Napoleonic wars, Irish rebels, Theobald Wolfe Tone (d. 798)
- Ireland, Napoleonic Wars, Military architecture, Shannon Bridge (County Offaly)
- Ireland, Napoleonic Wars, Political thought, Social thought, Biography
- Ireland, National identity
- Ireland, National identity, Literature
- Ireland, Nationalism
- Ireland, Nationalism, British Commonwealth, Michael Collins, William Cosgrove, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Nationalism, Ecclesiastical history, National movement, Papacy
- Ireland, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions, Religion
- Ireland, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions, Religion, Land question
- Ireland, Nationalism, Home Rule, Communism, Ulster, Sinn Fein
- Ireland, Nationalism, Home Rule, Parnellites, Anti-Parnellites
- Ireland, Nationalism, Independence, General
- Ireland, Nationalism, Migration
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Agriculture
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Biography
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Charles Stewart Parnell, Joseph Biggar
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, County Down (Ulster)
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Cultural nationalism
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Ecclesiastical history, Biography, Roman Catholic literature
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Fenians, Irish Republic Brotherhood (IRB), Sinn Féin
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, High politics
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, High politics, Anglo-Irish relations, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Home Rule, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Home Rule, Liberal Party, Redmond
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Fenians
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), The Invincibles, Phoenix Park (Dublin), Murders
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Ulster
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Political personnel
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Repeal
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Repeal, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Ulster Unionism
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Ultramontanism, Paul Cullen
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Young Irelanders
- Ireland, Nationalism, National movement, Young Irelanders, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
- Ireland, Nationalism, Papacy, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Fenians, National movement
- Ireland, Nationalism, Political culture, Religion
- Ireland, Nationalism, Politics
- Ireland, Nationalism, Politics, Journalism, Religion, America, Revolution
- Ireland, Nationalism, Popular politics
- Ireland, Nationalism, Republican ideology, Social unrest, Fenianism, Easter Rising
- Ireland, Nationalism, Social conditions
- Ireland, Nationalism, Unionism, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Nationalism, Unionism, Economic, Social conditions, Religion, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Nationalism, Unionism, Elections, Economic, Social conditions, Religion
- Ireland, Nationality, Crown, Henry II, Cistercian order, Ecclesiastical politics
- Ireland, Nationality, Law, Status, Colonization
- Ireland, Nationality, Papacy, Crown, Monastic orders
- Ireland, National Library of Ireland MS 3 f.7r, Galway, Rental
- Ireland, National movement
- Ireland, National movement, Anglicans
- Ireland, National movement, Catholic emancipation, Repeal, Daniel O'Connell, Popular politics
- Ireland, National movement, Famine
- Ireland, National movement, Fenianism
- Ireland, National movement, Fenians, The Invincibles
- Ireland, National movement, High politics
- Ireland, National movement, Home Rule, Anti-Parnellites, John Dillon, Letter, Edward Blake, Thomas A. Dickson
- Ireland, National movement, Home Rule, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, National movement, Home Rule, Isaac Butt
- Ireland, National movement, Home Rule, Terrorism
- Ireland, National movement, Home Rule, Westminster parliament
- Ireland, National movement, Irish language, Culture
- Ireland, National movement, Isaac Butt, Home Government Association
- Ireland, National movement, Monarchy, Irish Great Exhibition
- Ireland, National movement, Nationalism, Fenianism, Daniel O'Connell, Bibliography
- Ireland, National movement, Nationalism, Irish Catholicism
- Ireland, National movement, Nationalism, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Irish Americans
- Ireland, National movement, Repeal, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, National movement, Unionism, First World War
- Ireland, National Schools, Compulsory education
- Ireland, Naval
- Ireland, Naval, Shipping, Privateering, Trade
- Ireland, Naval, Williamite wars, County Cork, Foreign relations (France)
- Ireland, Naval architecture, Ships, Vikings
- Ireland, Naval architecture, Trade
- Ireland, Naval defence, French naval service
- Ireland, Naval history, Naval forces
- Ireland, Naval ships, Archaeology, Naval warfare, Philip II of , Elizabeth I, Duke of Medina Sidonia, Shipwrecks
- Ireland, Naval warfare, Privateering, Supply ships
- Ireland, Naval warfare, Privateers
- Ireland, Navigation, Missions, America
- Ireland, Navigation Acts, Exports, Imports
- Ireland, Navy, First World War
- Ireland, Neo-Classicism, Anglo-Irish elite, Palladianism, Colonial policy, Architecture, Public buildings
- Ireland, Netherlands
- Ireland, Neutrality
- Ireland, New English, , Political thought
- Ireland, New English, Land ownership, Munster, Robert Boyle (st Earl of Cork), John Rawson
- Ireland, New English, Scots
- Ireland, Newry
- Ireland, Newry (County Down, Ulster)
- Ireland, Newspapers
- Ireland, Newspapers, French Revolution, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Newspapers, Information, Nationalism, Repeal
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Army, Ulster, Charles Blount (8th Baron Mountjoy and Earl of Devonshire), Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Catholic church
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Colonization, English settlement
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Gaelic warfare, Buannacht, Ulster, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Gaelic warfare, Buannacht, Ulster, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Gaelic warfare, Galloglass (mercenaries), Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Includes genealogy
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Hugh Roe O'Donnell, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Neill Garve O'Donnell
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Spanish alliance, Don Juan del Aquila
- Ireland, Nine Years' War, Ulster, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Ireland, Nobility
- Ireland, Nobility, Estates, Placenames, Isle of Man
- Ireland, Nobility, Normans
- Ireland, Nobility, Politics
- Ireland, Nonconformist registers, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Nonconformity
- Ireland, Nonconformity, American colonies, Society of Friends, Migration
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Census returns (interpretation of), Historical methods
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Dissent, Social, Methodism (growth of), Methodists (geographical distribution of), Statistics (use of), Ulster, Includes Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Home Rule, Religious toleration, Catholic nationalism, Ulster
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Methodism
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Methodism, Evangelicalism, Second Reformation
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Plantation of Ulster, Migration, includes , County Antrim
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Presbyterianism, Evangelicalism
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Presbyterianism, Ulster, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Nonconformity, Religious community, Galway (County Galway), Ballymurray, Religious life
- Ireland, Normans, Anglo-Irish relations, Pale, Leinster
- Ireland, Norsemen, Woodcarving, Excavation reports, Leinster
- Ireland, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Military alliance, United States of America
- Ireland, Northern Ireland
- Ireland, Northern Ireland, General
- Ireland, Northern Ireland, General, I.R.A., Ulster Unionism
- Ireland, Northern Ireland, Sectarianism, Anti-Catholicism, Civil unrest, Violence, Terrorism
- Ireland, Northern Ireland, Ulster Unionism
- Ireland, Northern Ireland, Unionism, IRA, Sinn Fein, Irish Nationalism, Orange Order
- Ireland, Northumbria, Manuscript illumination
- Ireland, Northumbria, Sculpture, Cult, Overseas comparisons, Eastern Mediterranean
- Ireland, Northwest Ulster, Parish of Magilligan (County Londonderry), Rural society, Local economy
- Ireland, Numismatics
- Ireland, Numismatics, Archaeology
- Ireland, Numismatics, Coins
- Ireland, Numismatics, Coins, Mints
- Ireland, Numismatics, County Armagh, Ulster, Coinage
- Ireland, Numismatics, Leinster
- Ireland, Numismatics, Money
- Ireland, Numismatics, Munster
- Ireland, Numismatics, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Numismatics, Trade
- Ireland, Numismatics, Æthelred II, Canute, Edward the Confessor
- Ireland, Nursing, Crimea, Sister Joseph Croke (Isabella Croke)
- Ireland, Nutrition, Cereal crops, Dairy products, Livestock, Pigs, Vegetables, Fruit, Crops
- Ireland, O'Byrne chieftaincy, Nationalism, Poetry
- Ireland, O'Connor
- Ireland, Oath of Allegiance (to the English monarch), Penal laws, Leinster
- Ireland, Oaths, Fidelity
- Ireland, Occupations, Manufactures, Textiles, Nonconformity, Religious community, Religious life
- Ireland, Occupations, Painting
- Ireland, Official Conservative publication
- Ireland, Officials, Treasurers' accounts, Exchequer
- Ireland, Ogham, Literacy, Old Irish
- Ireland, Ogham inscriptions, Stone crosses, Early Irish church
- Ireland, Oldcourt, Architecture
- Ireland, Old English
- Ireland, Old English, 'The Graces', War finance, Cadiz expedition, Henry Cary (st Viscount Falkland)
- Ireland, Old English, Attainder, Arthur Grey (4th Baron Grey) (Lord-Deputy of Ireland), Baltinglass (County Wicklow)
- Ireland, Old English, Nationalism, Patriot Party
- Ireland, Old English poetry, Historiography
- Ireland, Old Irish, Hagiography
- Ireland, Old Irish language
- Ireland, Old Irish language, Archaic Irish, Primitive Irish, Linguistics
- Ireland, Old Irish language, Hiberno-Latin, Chronicles
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Conall Corc, Munster, Kingship
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Family, Kinship, Avunculate
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Hagiology, Liturgy
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Nature poetry, Religious literature
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Poetry, Satire, Gaelic language
- Ireland, Old Irish literature, Ulster, Government, Legal history
- Ireland, Oliver Cromwell, Colonization, Land confiscation
- Ireland, Oliver Cromwell, Conquest, Military
- Ireland, Oliver Cromwell, Drogheda, Wexford
- Ireland, Oliver Cromwell, William Petty (d. 687), Cartography, Geography
- Ireland, Oliver Goldsmith, Genealogy
- Ireland, Oliver Plunket
- Ireland, Oliver Plunkett, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholic Church, Clergy, County Armagh, Franciscans, Popish Plot, Persecution, Anti-Popery, Printed primary sources, Letters
- Ireland, Onomastics
- Ireland, Open-field system
- Ireland, Oral history, Oral tradition, Literature, Irish language
- Ireland, Orange Order, Secret societies
- Ireland, Ormond, Kilkenny
- Ireland, Oscar O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, Biography, Poet, Playwright, Homosexuality, Prison
- Ireland, Ossory diocese, Leinster
- Ireland, Oughterard (County Kilkenny, Leinster)
- Ireland, Outrages, Social protest
- Ireland, Overseas trade
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Canary Islands
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Ceramics
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Commerce, Imports, Exports, Free trade, Foreign relations, Diplomacy, Irish Parliament
- Ireland, Overseas trade, France
- Ireland, Overseas trade, France, Shipping
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Shipwreck, Refugees, Settlers, Jewellery, Pottery, Manufactures
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Urban, County Galway
- Ireland, Overseas trade, Wine, Customs collection, France
- Ireland, Owen Roe O'Neill, James Butler (st duke of Ormonde), Irish confederacy
- Ireland, Painting
- Ireland, Painting, Illustration, Patronage, Museums
- Ireland, Painting, Military
- Ireland, Painting, Nathaniel Hone (d. 97)
- Ireland, Painting, Portraiture
- Ireland, Palaeography
- Ireland, Pale, Politics
- Ireland, Pale, Recusancy
- Ireland, Palladianism
- Ireland, Pamphleteering
- Ireland, Pamphlets, Politics
- Ireland, Papacy
- Ireland, Papacy, Adrian IV, Henry II
- Ireland, Papacy, Adrian IV, Henry II, Bibliography
- Ireland, Papacy, Adrian IV, Henry II, Laudabiliter, Church
- Ireland, Papacy, Church
- Ireland, Papacy, Clergy, Great Schism, Avignon
- Ireland, Papacy, Ecclesiastical administration, Church and state
- Ireland, Papacy, Literature
- Ireland, Papacy, Pope Adrian IV, Pope Alexander III, Henry II
- Ireland, Papal relations, Canon law, Celtic church
- Ireland, Parish organisation, Precincts, Territorial
- Ireland, Parish registers, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, Leinster
- Ireland, Parliament
- Ireland, Parliament, modus tenendi parliamentum
- Ireland, Parliament, Charles Stewart Parnell, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Parliament, Christopher Preston, Procedures
- Ireland, Parliament, Constitution
- Ireland, Parliament, Constitution, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, Parliament, Edward Poynings
- Ireland, Parliament, Henry Grattan, Volunteers, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Parliament, House of Commons, Party, Land settlement
- Ireland, Parliament, Landownership
- Ireland, Parliament, Law, Overseas comparisons, France
- Ireland, Parliament, modus tenendi parliamentum
- Ireland, Parliament, Office holding
- Ireland, Parliament, Parliamentary elections, Reference
- Ireland, Parliament, Politics
- Ireland, Parliament, Procedures
- Ireland, Parliament, Roman Catholicism, Toleration, Charles I
- Ireland, Parliament, Simon Harcourt (st Earl Harcourt), Charles Watson-Wentworth (2nd Marquess of Rockingham), Edmund Burke, Taxation, Landlords, Landed estates, Patriotism, Anglo-Irish
- Ireland, Parliament, Statutes, Political thought, Anglo-Irish relations, Sovereignty, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Parliament, The Graces, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford)
- Ireland, Parliamentary boroughs, William Cavendish (4th duke of Devonshire), Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Parliamentary elections, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Parliamentary elections, Politics, Leinster
- Ireland, Parliamentary politics
- Ireland, Parliamentary politics, Regency crisis, Whig Club, Henry Grattan, Political parties
- Ireland, Parliamentary reports, John Giffard, Rightboys, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Partition, Easter Rising
- Ireland, Partition, Republic
- Ireland, Partition, Women
- Ireland, Passenger lists, United States of America, Fertility, Famine, Family
- Ireland, Patents, Halfpence, Farthings, Ironmasters
- Ireland, Patriot, Political economy
- Ireland, Patriotism
- Ireland, Patriotism, Armed forces
- Ireland, Patriotism, Catholic Relief Act
- Ireland, Patriotism, Politics, Constitution, Central government, The Case of Ireland Stated, William Molyneux (d. 698), Publishing, Reprinting
- Ireland, Patriotism, Politics, Constitution, Central government, The Case of Ireland Stated, William Molyneux (d. 698), Publishing, Reprinting
- Ireland, Patriotism, Satire
- Ireland, Patriotism, Volunteers, Woollen Act, Navigation Acts, Cattle Acts, Economic policy
- Ireland, Patriot Parliament, Glorious Revolution, Peace treaties, Richard Talbot (Earl of Tyrconnel)
- Ireland, Paul Cullen (Archbishop of Dublin), Roman Catholicism, Education, Universities
- Ireland, Paul Cullen (d. 878), Irish nationalism, Political radicalism, Ecclesiastical reform, Clergy, Irish Church, Parliament, Tenant league, Catholic Defence Association, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Paul Cullen, John Henry Newman
- Ireland, Peasantry, Irish land question
- Ireland, Peasants, Agriculture, Rural life
- Ireland, Peat bogs, Artefacts, Agriculture
- Ireland, Pedagogy, Education, Local
- Ireland, Peerage, Stewart family, Vane-Tempest-Stewart family
- Ireland, Penal laws
- Ireland, Penal laws, Anti-Catholicism, Protestantism
- Ireland, Penal laws, Catholic Emancipation, 798 Revolution
- Ireland, Penal laws, Commerce, Industry, Property, Agriculture
- Ireland, Penal laws, Education
- Ireland, Penal laws, Education of Roman Catholics, Educational provision, Anti-Catholicism
- Ireland, Penal laws, Edward Synge (Church of Ireland bishop of Raphoe), Sources
- Ireland, Penal laws, Historiography, Anti-Catholicism
- Ireland, Penal laws, John Casey, Schoolteachers, Munster
- Ireland, Penal laws, Landownership
- Ireland, Penal laws, Popery, Anti-Catholicism, Jacobitism, Catholic relief, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Penal laws, Presbyterians, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Penal laws, Protestantism
- Ireland, Penal laws, Roman Catholic church
- Ireland, Penal laws, Roman Catholic church, Anti-Catholicism, Persecution
- Ireland, Penal laws, Roman Catholic church, Gaelic, Religious education
- Ireland, Penal laws, Roman Catholic church, Parliamentary bills
- Ireland, Penal laws, Roman Catholicism, Anti-Catholicism, Protestantism
- Ireland, Penal laws, Schools
- Ireland, Penal laws, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Penal laws, Ulster, Justice, Local government, Volunteers
- Ireland, Penal laws, Urban history
- Ireland, Pennsylvania
- Ireland, Perceptions of Ireland, Art, Antiquarianism, Gabriel Beranger
- Ireland, Periodicals
- Ireland, Periodicals, Journalism, Reference
- Ireland, Periodicals, Satire, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Persecution, Catholic episcopal opinion
- Ireland, Persecution, Penal laws, Migration, Roman Catholicism, Religious exiles
- Ireland, Persecution, Roman Catholicism, Bishops' Banishment Act (697), Henry de Massue (Earl of Galway)
- Ireland, Persecution, Social values
- Ireland, Personal hygiene, Bathing vessels, Detergents, Soap, Toilet accessories
- Ireland, Personal names
- Ireland, Personal names, Monasticism, Saints, includes Personal names
- Ireland, Peter Lombard (Archbishop of Armagh), Roman Catholicism, Papacy, Diplomacy, James I
- Ireland, Peter Lombard (Archbishop of Armagh), Theology, Religious ideology, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Philanthropy, Belfast Charitable Society
- Ireland, Philanthropy, Poor relief, Almshouses, Educational provision, Schools, Boothtown Charity
- Ireland, Philip II (of ), Clergy, Printed primary sources, Knighthood
- Ireland, Philosophy, Anglicanism, Biography, Clergy, Church of Ireland, Trinity College (Dublin), Jonathan Swift
- Ireland, Philosophy, George Berkeley (bishop of Cloyne)
- Ireland, Piety
- Ireland, Piety, Pilgrimage, Asceticism, Celtic church, St Columban (abbot of Luxeuil, d.64)
- Ireland, Pilgrimage, Compostella, Italy, Oaths, Lay piety
- Ireland, Pilgrimage, Devotional literature, St. Patrick's Purgatory
- Ireland, Pilgrimage, Emigration, Monasticism, Cultural relations, Scribes, Education, Rome, Scandinavia, Germany, France, Normandy, Migration
- Ireland, Pilgrimage, Missions
- Ireland, Pilgrimages, Shrines, Cults, Churches
- Ireland, Pipards, Co. Louth, Political and constitutional
- Ireland, Place-names
- Ireland, Place-names, Cartography
- Ireland, Place-names, County Antrim
- Ireland, Place-names, County Westmeath (Leinster)
- Ireland, Place-names, Ulster, County Tyrone, Toponymy, Royal seats, Monastic houses, Archaeology
- Ireland, Placenames, Church, Munster, Ecclesiastical administration, Cathedral chapters
- Ireland, Placenames, Co. Kerry (Munster)
- Ireland, Placenames, County Mayo (Connacht)
- Ireland, Placenames, County Monaghan, County Fermanagh, Settlements
- Ireland, Placenames, Munster
- Ireland, Place names, Onomastics, Toponymy, includes Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Plantation, Property, Land tenure
- Ireland, Plantation, Settlement, Economic conditions, Agricultural development
- Ireland, Plantation, Ulster
- Ireland, Plantation, Ulster, Monaghan
- Ireland, Plantations, Oliver Cromwell, Villiers family, Roman Catholics
- Ireland, Plantations [?], Sir Walter Raleigh
- Ireland, Plasterwork, Decorative arts, Interior decoration, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Playbills, Drama, County
- Ireland, Playwrights
- Ireland, Poetry
- Ireland, Poetry, Aodh Ó Néill (Earl of Tyrone), Lady Brigid Tyrconnel, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Poetry, Biography
- Ireland, Poetry, Genres
- Ireland, Poetry, Irish language, Jacobitism, Munster, Dán díreach, Literature
- Ireland, Poetry, Jacobitism, County Cork
- Ireland, Poetry, Learning
- Ireland, Poetry, Legal, Medical
- Ireland, Poetry, Minstrelsy, Language, Legend, Include Wales
- Ireland, Poetry, Monasticism
- Ireland, Poetry, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Poetry, Prose
- Ireland, Poetry, Theatre
- Ireland, Poets
- Ireland, Poets, Lawyers, Schools, Literature, Metalwork, Learning
- Ireland, Poets, Lawyers, Story-telling, Medicine, Philosophy, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Police, Intelligence
- Ireland, Police, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Policing, Royal Irish Constabulary
- Ireland, Political alignment, Social conditions
- Ireland, Political and constitutional
- Ireland, Political cartoons
- Ireland, Political crimes, Penal system
- Ireland, Political dynasties, Kingship, Social structure, Plagues, Religion
- Ireland, Political economy, Banking
- Ireland, Political economy, Learned societies
- Ireland, Political economy, National movement, Nationalism
- Ireland, Political economy, Socialism, William Thompson (d. 833)
- Ireland, Political exiles
- Ireland, Political exiles, , Rome (Italy), Flanders, Red Hugh O'Donnell, Philip III
- Ireland, Political movements
- Ireland, Political reform, Anglo-Irish relations, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Political strategy, Military campaigns
- Ireland, Political survey, Lordships, General
- Ireland, Political thought
- Ireland, Political thought, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Political thought, Anglo-Irish relations, Colonization (theory of), Anti-Catholicism, Edmund Spenser (d. 599), Sir William Herbert (d. 593), Richard Beacon
- Ireland, Political thought, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Political thought, Edmund Burke
- Ireland, Political thought, Glorious Revolution, John Locke (d. 704) (Posthumous reputation)
- Ireland, Political thought, Irish Nationalism, Constitutional, Historiography
- Ireland, Political thought, Irish reform, Roman Catholicism, Catholic relief bills, Irish whigs, Political faction, Union, Free trade, Radicals, Charles William Wentworth Fitzwilliam (3rd Earl Fitzwilliam)
- Ireland, Politicians, Teachers, Scholars, Scientists, Artists, Businessmen, Writers, Musicians, Biography, Politics, Radicals
- Ireland, Politics
- Ireland, Politics, Administration
- Ireland, Politics, Administration, Crime, Legal system, Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Administration, Poverty
- Ireland, Politics, Anglicization, Confiscation, Refugees
- Ireland, Politics, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Aristocracy, Gerald Fitzgerald (th Earl of Kildare )
- Ireland, Politics, Conquest
- Ireland, Politics, Constitution
- Ireland, Politics, Constitutional
- Ireland, Politics, Cultural symbols
- Ireland, Politics, Culture
- Ireland, Politics, Culture, Society
- Ireland, Politics, Dynastic conflict
- Ireland, Politics, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Literature
- Ireland, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Religion
- Ireland, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Wage rates, Labour Party
- Ireland, Politics, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Religion
- Ireland, Politics, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Violence
- Ireland, Politics, Education
- Ireland, Politics, Education, Literature, Theatre, Economics
- Ireland, Politics, Emigration, United States of America
- Ireland, Politics, Finance, Parliament, Plantation, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford)
- Ireland, Politics, Finance, Recusancy, Plantation, Patronage
- Ireland, Politics, Gaelic chieftains
- Ireland, Politics, Gaelic lordship, Literature, Bards
- Ireland, Politics, Glorious (English) revolution
- Ireland, Politics, Government
- Ireland, Politics, Government, Lord deputies, The Pale, Peerages, Parliament, Political ideology, Colonization, Plantation
- Ireland, Politics, Government, Military support of civil power, Violence
- Ireland, Politics, Government, Resistance
- Ireland, Politics, Imperial affairs, Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Home Rule
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Home Rule, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Home Rule, Irish Nationalism, Albert Venn Dicey, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Irish nationalism, Religion
- Ireland, Politics, Irish nationalism, Religion, Social (general), Economic conditions, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Nationalism, Social protest
- Ireland, Politics, Irish Nationalism, Violence, Fenian Brotherhood
- Ireland, Politics, Jacobitism, Land settlement, Rebellion, Warfare (social impact of)
- Ireland, Politics, Journalism, Sinn Féin, Irish Republican Brotherhood
- Ireland, Politics, Land, Archdiocese of Dublin, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Land question
- Ireland, Politics, Land question, Economic, Social conditions, Rural society
- Ireland, Politics, Land war, Social unrest, Home Rule, Vatican, Anglo-Irish relations (German reaction to), Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Politics, Local government, Religion
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Administration, Literacy, Public health
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Biography, Land question
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions, Land question, Local
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic, Social Conditions, Revolution, Religion, Trade unionism
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Economic conditions, Land question, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, includes Culture, Economic, Social conditions, Revolution
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Justice system, Australia
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Land question
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Land question, Economic conditions, Rural society
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Land question, Economic conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, National movement, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Fenians
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, National movement, Members of Parliament
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Overseas comparisons (Germany)
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Religion, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Religion, Repeal
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Symbols, Violence
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Unionism
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Unionism, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Nationalism, Unionism, Revolution
- Ireland, Politics, National movement
- Ireland, Politics, Overseas relations, Irish Nationalism, United States of America
- Ireland, Politics, Pacifism
- Ireland, Politics, Papacy, Religion, Episcopate, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Politics, Parliament, Constitution
- Ireland, Politics, Parliament, Member of Parliament, Biography
- Ireland, Politics, Parliamentary election, Local, County Down (Ulster)
- Ireland, Politics, Parliamentary elections, Irish Nationalism, Roman Catholicism, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Politics, Parliamentary elections, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Parliamentary reporting
- Ireland, Politics, Patriotism
- Ireland, Politics, Plantation, Religion, Rebellion
- Ireland, Politics, Political organisation, Political parties
- Ireland, Politics, Political representation, Local
- Ireland, Politics, Protestantism, Presbyterianism, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Publishing, Leinster, Pamphlets
- Ireland, Politics, Radicalism, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Rebellion, English Civil Wars, Plantation
- Ireland, Politics, Rebellion, Government, Sir Henry Sidney (d. 586), Army, Warfare, Includes Ulster
- Ireland, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Administration, Social disturbances, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Education
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Literature
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Martyr, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Nationalism, Journalism, Land League
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Nationalism, Land question, Elections
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Partition, Colonization
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Social, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Religion, Social protest
- Ireland, Politics, Repeal, Roman Catholic emancipation, Nationalism, Legal
- Ireland, Politics, Revolution
- Ireland, Politics, Revolution, Insurrection
- Ireland, Politics, Revolution, Nationalism, Bureaucracy, Education, Economy
- Ireland, Politics, Revolution, Nationalism, Intellectual ideas
- Ireland, Politics, Sir George Cornewall Lewis (2nd Baronet), Assistant Commissioner, Poverty, Religious education, Crime
- Ireland, Politics, Social conditions, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Socialism, International Working Men's Association, Labour movements
- Ireland, Politics, Statutes, Economy, Trade
- Ireland, Politics, Strikes, Economic, Social conditions, Irish Free State
- Ireland, Politics, Unionism, Conservatism, Biography, Arthur James Balfour (st Earl Balfour), Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Politics, Unionism, Nationalism
- Ireland, Politics, Unionism, Nationalism, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Violence, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Violence, Economic, Social conditions, Social protest
- Ireland, Politics, Violence, Irish nationalism, Irish Republican Brotherhood
- Ireland, Politics, Violence, Irish Nationalism, Unionism, Land holding, Land question, Religion, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Politics, Warfare, Sir William de Windsor, O'Brien family, MacNamara family, Munster
- Ireland, Politics, Warfare, Williamite, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Politics and government, Spanish Armada, Army, Recruitment, Mobilisation, Logistics
- Ireland, Pontifical University, County Meath, Priests
- Ireland, Pontifical University, Education, Clergy, Seminaries
- Ireland, Pontifical University, Roman Catholicism, Education
- Ireland, Poor law
- Ireland, Poor Law, Poor relief, Social policy, Local administration
- Ireland, Poor Law, Poverty, Economic, Social conditions, Local
- Ireland, Poor Law, Social welfare, Social policy, Economic crisis
- Ireland, Poor Laws, Hospitals, Orphanages, Philanthropy, Workhouses, Child care
- Ireland, Poor relief, Religion, Great Hunger
- Ireland, Pope Alexander III, Henry II, Pope Adrian IV, Conquest
- Ireland, Pope Gregory I, St Columbanus
- Ireland, Popish plot, Common law, Roman Catholicism, Archbishop of Armagh, Martyrdom
- Ireland, Popish Plot, Propaganda, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Popular cults, Religious objects, Saints' remains
- Ireland, Popular culture
- Ireland, Popular culture, Music
- Ireland, Popular election, Community representatives
- Ireland, Popular political protest, Municipal Government
- Ireland, Popular protest, Irish language
- Ireland, Popular religion, Counter-Reformation, Friars, Franciscans, Father James Taaffee, Father Peter Walsh
- Ireland, Popular religion, Spirituality, Roman Catholicism, Gaelic society
- Ireland, Population
- Ireland, Population, Architecture, Urban planning, Commerce
- Ireland, Population, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Population, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Population, Markets
- Ireland, Population, Migration, Language, Trade, Crime, Education
- Ireland, Population, Migration, Overseas comparisons
- Ireland, Population, Migration, United States of America, Settlement
- Ireland, Population, Social, Economic conditions, Overseas comparisons, France
- Ireland, Population, Towns, New Ross (County Wexford, Leinster)
- Ireland, Population growth, Agriculture, Nutrition, Productivity, Exports, Overseas trade
- Ireland, Portmarnock, Coinage
- Ireland, Portraiture, Paintings, Art, Aristocracy, Nobility
- Ireland, Postal history, Shipping
- Ireland, Posts
- Ireland, Potatoes, Poor Law, Social policy
- Ireland, Poteen, Crime, Revenue police, Spirits (Alcohol)
- Ireland, Pottery, Manufacturing industry, Decorative arts, Design
- Ireland, Poverty, Economic, Social conditions, Administration
- Ireland, Poverty, Politics, Social protest
- Ireland, Poverty, Welfare, Medicine, Vagrancy, Houses of correction, Transport, Poor relief, Women, Housing, Slums, Unemployment, Social protest, Nationalism
- Ireland, Presbyterianism
- Ireland, Presbyterianism, Migration
- Ireland, Presbyterianism, Religious conflict, Printed primary sources, Church-state relations, Religious enforcement
- Ireland, Presbyterianism, Test Act, Penal laws, Religious toleration
- Ireland, Presbyterianism, Ulster
- Ireland, Presbyterianism, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Primary education, Denominational education, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Printed primary sources (description of), Annals of Inisfallen, Ecclesiastical institutions, Royal succession, Monastic scholarship, Includes Wales
- Ireland, Printed primary sources (Diocesan see)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources (guide to), Mellifont, County Louth, Conspiracy, Cistercian order, Monasteries, Correspondence
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Administrative documents, Writs
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Agricultural improvement, John Wynn Baker (d. 775), Dublin Royal Society
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Agriculture, John Wynn Baker (d. 775)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Annals
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Anthony Dropping (Bishop of Meath), Protestant clergy, Education
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Biography, France, United Irishmen, Diaries, Catholic Committee
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Biography, Hugh Roe O'Donnell
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Brownlow family
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Catholic emancipation, William Knox, Trade
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Catholic Relief Bill, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Chronicles
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Chronicles, Annála Uladh
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Chronicles, Brian Boroimhe
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Chronicles, Historiography
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Church, Poetry (Gaelic), Roman calendar
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Church, Secular authority
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Church canons
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Clergy
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Clergy, Pilgrimage, Translation
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Clogher, Waterford, Killala, Counter Reformation, Church of Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Hierarchy, Butlers of Ormond, Clergy
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Clonmacnois abbey, Genealogy, Uí Maini, Uí Diarmada, Cathal son of Ailill
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Connacht, Gaelic literature, Death and dying, Bardic poetry, Translation
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Contemporary printed material, Economic policy, Economic thought
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Contemporary printed material, Parliamentary committee, Bank of Ireland, Economy, Exchange, Credit, Treasury
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Contemporary printed material, Physics, Astronomy, Calendar
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Correspondence, Roman Catholicism, Defender of Rome, Nationalism, Welfare, Relics, Paul Cullen (Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin))
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholic Church, Clergy, Belgium, Louvain
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholic Church, Clergy, Confederation of Kilkenny, Wars of the 640s
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Cromwellian Ireland, Persecution, Roman Catholic Church, Counter Reformation, Father William Tirry O.S.A., Augustinian Canons, Martyrs
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Diary, Natural history, Geology
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Dominican order, Ecclesiastical government
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Ecclesiastical architecture, Ulster
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Ecclesiastical text
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Ecclesiastical texts, Irish laws
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Edmund O'Reilly, Ulster, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Edmund Spenser
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Franciscan order, Franciscan administration
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Funerary monuments, Monumental inscriptions, Epigraphy, Death, Burial, County Down (Ulster)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Genealogy
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Genealogy, Fitzgeralds, Thomas Russell, Earls of Desmond
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Genealogy, Poetry, Corca Laidhe, Sir Richard Bingham
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Geoffrey Keating, Religious literature
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Geography, Provinces, Genealogies, Government, Historiography
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Hagiography
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Henry La Watt of Bristol (fl. 300), Chronicles, Towns, Capital city, London chronicle
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, includes Poetry, Callan (County Kilkenny), Humphrey O'Sullivan (d. 837)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Including correspondence, Journals
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Inns of Court, Dublin (Leinster), Legal profession
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Insurrection, United Irishmen, Secret societies, Whiteboys
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Irish-Norse wars, Toponymy, Settlement, Warfare
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Irish House of Commons, Parliament, Edmond Sexton Pery (viscount Pery, d.806)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Irish language
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Irish rebellion, Poetry
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Irish saints' genealogies, Hagiography, Ecclesiastical scholarship
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, John Roche (Bishop of Ferns), Counter Reformation, Clergy, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Landholding, Clergy, Bishop of Ross, Bishop of Cloyne, De Barry family
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Legislation
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Letters, Banking, National Bank Limited, Dublin (Leinster), Daniel O'Connell ('The Liberator', d. 847)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Letters, Catholic Emancipation, Catholic Committee, Politics, Barrister, Member of Parliament, The 'Liberator'
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Letters, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Literature
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Literature, Fenian Tales
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Literature, Irish rebellion
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Luke Wadding, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholic Church, St. Isidore's College (Rome)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Manuscript sources, Social life, Landholding, Galway (Connacht)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Missionaries, Hagiography
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Navigation Acts, Catholic emancipation, United Irishmen, Catholic Association, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Nonconformity, Includes marriages
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, O'Neill Dynasty
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Old Irish language, Poetry
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Annaghmore (County Sligo)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Co. Tipperary (Munster), Irish language
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Contemporary debate
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Ecclesiastical text
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Irish language
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Leinster
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Poetry, Literature
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Public finances, Government patronage
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Religion, Scholasticism, Poetry, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Religious Literature
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Religious Literature, Catechism
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Reverend Arthur Stanhope, Towns, Waterford City, Sir Richard Cox (d. 733), Popular religion, Local history
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Roman Catholic Church, Clergy, Papacy, Counter Reformation
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Roman Catholicism, Correspondence, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Sermons, Monasticism, Learning
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Sir Henry Sidney, Poetry
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Social relations, Social protest
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, St Columbanus (d.597), Hagiography, Religious organisations, Church, Genealogies, Dalriáda, includes Martyrdom and hagiography
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Topography, Richard Pococke (bishop of Ossory, later of Meath)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Topography, Rural environment, County Fermanagh (Ulster), Reverend William Henry (d. 768)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Travel
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Trinity College (Dublin), James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Interregnum, Monarchy
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, United Provinces, Godert de Ginkel (st Earl of Athlone)
- Ireland, Printed primary sources, Whigs, Franchise, Roman Catholicism, Administration, Charles Watson-Wentworth (2nd marquis of Rockingham)
- Ireland, Printing, Book trade
- Ireland, Printing, Censorship
- Ireland, Printing, Publishing, Books
- Ireland, Priory of the Holy Trinity, Augustinian order, Leinster, Monasteries
- Ireland, Prisons
- Ireland, Productivity, Legal reform, Land tenure, Agricultural labour, Field systems
- Ireland, Professional associations, Medical practitioners
- Ireland, Property
- Ireland, Property, Advowsons
- Ireland, Prose, Poetry
- Ireland, Protectionism, Industrialisation
- Ireland, Protest, Agriculture, Father Nicholas Sheehy, includes County Tipperary (Munster)
- Ireland, Protest, Agriculture, Law
- Ireland, Protest, Politics, Agriculture, Landowning
- Ireland, Protest, Riot, Crime, Duelling
- Ireland, Protestant ascendancy, Class, Political power
- Ireland, Protestant Ascendancy, Migration, Home Rule, Scots
- Ireland, Protestant Evangelism, Translation, Printing, Andrew Sall
- Ireland, Protestantism
- Ireland, Protestantism, Clergy, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Protestantism, Guilds, Recusancy, Dissolution
- Ireland, Protestantism, Literature
- Ireland, Protestantism, Methodism, Quakers
- Ireland, Protestantism, Nonconformity
- Ireland, Protestantism, Nonconformity, Quakers, Preaching, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Protestantism, Nonconformity, Reformation, Religion
- Ireland, Protestantism, Orange Lodges, Orange Party
- Ireland, Protestantism, Plantation
- Ireland, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Protestantism, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Protestants, Roman Catholics
- Ireland, Proto-industrialisation, Linen, Textiles
- Ireland, Province, Armagh, Milo Sweteman, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Province, Armagh, Nicholas Fleming, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Province, Armagh, Nicol Mac Máel Ísu
- Ireland, Province of Armagh, George Dowdall
- Ireland, Provinces, Counties, Administration
- Ireland, Provincial administration, Munster, Connacht, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Roger Boyle (st Earl of Orrery)
- Ireland, Provincial society, Charles Bianconi
- Ireland, Provisioning trade, Munster, Shipping, Merchants
- Ireland, Psephology, Catholic Emancipation, Repeal, National movement
- Ireland, Psephology, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Emancipation
- Ireland, Publications, Pamphlets, Public opinion, Central government
- Ireland, Public health
- Ireland, Public health, Urban, Local government, Dublin Corporation
- Ireland, Public libraries, Historiography
- Ireland, Public Library of Armagh, Manuscripts
- Ireland, Public Record Office London, H.S. Sweetman, Archives, Bibliographies
- Ireland, Public records, Archives
- Ireland, Publishing
- Ireland, Publishing, Book trade
- Ireland, Publishing, Journals, Sources
- Ireland, Publishing, Printing
- Ireland, Publishing, Printing, Newspapers
- Ireland, Publishing, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Counter-Reformation
- Ireland, Publishing, Roman Catholic church, Penal laws
- Ireland, Quakers, Coinage, James II, Gun money, Sources (use of)
- Ireland, Quakers, Irish society, Travel, Aristocracy
- Ireland, Quakers, Philanthropy, Religious minorities
- Ireland, Quakers, Travel, Religion
- Ireland, Race relations, Church
- Ireland, Race relations, Landholding
- Ireland, Radicalism
- Ireland, Radicalism, Historiography
- Ireland, Radicalism, Irish Legion
- Ireland, Radicalism, Liberal Party
- Ireland, Radicalism, Pamphlets, Roman Catholicism, Catholic toleration
- Ireland, Radicalism, Patriotism
- Ireland, Radicalism, Punishment, Political prisoners
- Ireland, Radicalism, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Committee
- Ireland, Radicalism, Sectarian conflict, 798 rising, Ulster
- Ireland, Radicalism, United Irishmen, County Wexford
- Ireland, Radio, Television, Economic, Social conditions, Commerce
- Ireland, Ragnar Loðbrók, Halfdan, Kingship, Viking kingdoms
- Ireland, Raids, Trade
- Ireland, Railways, Communications, Transport, Locomotives, Finance
- Ireland, Railways, Dublin city (Leinster), Sir John MacNeill, Architecture, Houston Station, Great Southern Railway
- Ireland, Raths
- Ireland, Raths, Defences
- Ireland, Ratisbon, Germany, Ecclesiastical architecture, Sculpture
- Ireland, Reading, Literacy, Chapbooks, Printing
- Ireland, Rebellion, English Civil Wars
- Ireland, Rebellion, Jacobitism
- Ireland, Rebellion, Landholding, Religion
- Ireland, Rebellion, Lord Thomas Fitzgerald (0th Earl of Kildare), Henry VIII
- Ireland, Rebellion, Old English
- Ireland, Rebellion, Papacy, Invasion, James Fitzmaurice Fitzgerald (d. 579)
- Ireland, Rebellion, Plantation, Religion, Parliament
- Ireland, Rebellion, Revolt, Religious conflict, Including Roman Catholicism, Plantations, Printed primary sources, Including depositions
- Ireland, Rebellion, Treason
- Ireland, Rebellions, County , Roman Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Recusancy
- Ireland, Red Hugh O'Donnel, Philip II (of ), Foreign relations, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Edmund Magauran (Archbishop of Armagh)
- Ireland, Redmond O'Hanlan, Printed primary sources, Letters
- Ireland, Reference
- Ireland, Reference, Art, Painting
- Ireland, Reference, Ceramics, Interior decoration
- Ireland, Reference, Literature, Language, includes Ogham, Old Irish
- Ireland, Reference, Monasteries, Celtic church, Convents, Monasteries
- Ireland, Reform, English Court, Thomas Butler (Earl of Ormond), Gráinne O'Malley, Eleanor Butler (Countess of Desmond), Nobility, Government, Court
- Ireland, Reform, Government, Political and constitutional
- Ireland, Reformation
- Ireland, Reformation, Ecclesiastical hierarchy, Church of Ireland, Nonconformity, Presbyterians, Baptists, Sects, Quakers, Witchcraft
- Ireland, Reformation, Irish Bible, Literature, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Reformation, Irish Bible, New Testament, Literature
- Ireland, Reformation, James Butler (st Duke of Ormond), Toleration, Calvinism, France
- Ireland, Reformation, Protestantism, Clergy
- Ireland, Reformation, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Irish episcopate, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Reformation, Religion, Elizabethan settlement, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Reformation, Roman Catholicism, Church, Confederation of Kilkenny
- Ireland, Reformation, Tithes, Benefices, Parishes
- Ireland, Regimental history
- Ireland, Regimental history, First World War, Campaign history
- Ireland, Regional, Geography, Botany, Protestant intelligentsia
- Ireland, Relic houses, Decorative arts, Religious art
- Ireland, Religion
- Ireland, Religion, Afterlife
- Ireland, Religion, Australia
- Ireland, Religion, Celtic church, Spiritualism, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Religion, Church, Architecture, Monuments, Culture
- Ireland, Religion, Church, Clergy, Family, Women, Law
- Ireland, Religion, Clergy, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religion, Dissent
- Ireland, Religion, Economic, Social conditions, Administration, Politics, Culture
- Ireland, Religion, Economic, Social conditions, Newspaper cuttings
- Ireland, Religion, Economic, Social conditions, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Religion, Economic, Social conditions, Popular culture, Local
- Ireland, Religion, Education, Culture, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religion, Education, Dublin
- Ireland, Religion, Education, Law, Trade, Administration, Henry Cromwell
- Ireland, Religion, Education, Politics, Local
- Ireland, Religion, Emigration, Politics, Social conditions
- Ireland, Religion, Folklore, Politics
- Ireland, Religion, Government, Politics, Anglicization
- Ireland, Religion, includes Paganism, Christianity
- Ireland, Religion, Industry, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Religion, Interdenominational relations, Roman Catholicism, Community
- Ireland, Religion, Irish Nationalism, Parliamentary representation, Penal laws, Repeal, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Religion, Literature, Politics, Revolution, County Mayo
- Ireland, Religion, Literature, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religion, Literature, Social conditions
- Ireland, Religion, Local, County Antrim
- Ireland, Religion, Local, County Tyrone
- Ireland, Religion, Migration, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Religion, Morals, Politics, Teetotalism
- Ireland, Religion, Nationalism, Education
- Ireland, Religion, Nonconformity
- Ireland, Religion, Philanthropy, Education, Economic, Social conditions, Women
- Ireland, Religion, Politics
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Irish Nationalism, Revolution, Economic conditions, Social conditions, Agriculture, Popular culture
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Moral outlook, Economic, Social conditions, Education, Agriculture, Cooperation
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Nationalism, Literature, George Henry Moore (d. 870) [?]
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Nationalism, Unionism, Economic, Social conditions, Culture
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Rebellion
- Ireland, Religion, Politics, Social conditions, Moral attitudes
- Ireland, Religion, Popular culture, Politics
- Ireland, Religion, Protestantism
- Ireland, Religion, Protestantism, Church of Ireland, Anglo-Irish relations, Clergy
- Ireland, Religion, Protestantism, Evangelicals
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Education, Emigration
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Nationalism, Education, Papacy
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Nationalism, Unionism
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholicism, Reformation, Devotional literature, Popular religion, Clergy
- Ireland, Religion, Roman Catholics, Politics, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Religion, Sculpture
- Ireland, Religion, Sectarianism, includes Protestantism, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religion, Social conditions, Politics
- Ireland, Religion, Social conditions, Protestantism
- Ireland, Religion, St. Patrick, Monasticism, Celtic Christianity, Medieval church, Translation of Bible and liturgy into vernacular (Gaelic), Social thought, Ethics
- Ireland, Religion, St Patrick, Monasteries
- Ireland, Religion, Toleration
- Ireland, Religion, Trade, Urban administration
- Ireland, Religion, Ulster rebellion (64), Hugh O'Neill's rebellion, Historiography, Orange Order, Young Ireland, Land league, Irish Republican Brotherhood (Fenians), Radicals, Nationalism
- Ireland, Religious art
- Ireland, Religious denominations
- Ireland, Religious education, Education abroad, Roman Catholicism, Religious education
- Ireland, Religious exiles, Bishops, Education abroad, includes , France
- Ireland, Religious exiles, Germany, Migration, Aliens
- Ireland, Religious festival, Customs
- Ireland, Religious foundations, Roman Catholicism, Reformation, Church and State, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Religious house
- Ireland, Religious literature, Martyrologies, Hagiography
- Ireland, Religious literature, Reformation, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Religious ordres, Fratres Cruciferi, County Louth, Monasteries, Prosopography
- Ireland, Religious refugees, Protestantism, Settlement
- Ireland, Religious Views, Jonathan Swift, John Boyle (Earl of Orrery), Benjamin Hoadly (Bishop of Bangor)
- Ireland, Reliquaries
- Ireland, Reliquaries, Religious art, Church, Lawrence O'Toole
- Ireland, Repeal, Catholic emancipation, National movement, Fenians
- Ireland, Repeal campaign, Nationalism
- Ireland, Representation of political power, Viceregal, St. Patrick's Day
- Ireland, representations of, women
- Ireland, Representations of political power, Coronation or installation ceremony, Gaelic ceremony, Ulster, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Charles Blount (8th Baron Mountjoy and Earl of Devonshire)
- Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Irish Free State
- Ireland, Resistance, Constitution
- Ireland, Restoration Ireland, Kilkenny (County Kilkenny), Irish royalists, Irish Cromwellians, Landownership, Ormonde houses
- Ireland, Restoration settlement, Williamite settlement, Colonization
- Ireland, Rev. Edward Mangin
- Ireland, Rev. William Henry, Topography, Ulster
- Ireland, Rev. William Jackson, United Irishmen, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, Revolution, Politics, Nationalism, Religion, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Revolutions, Europe
- Ireland, Ribbonmen, Sectarianism, Riot
- Ireland, Richard Boyle (st earl of Cork)
- Ireland, Richard Boyle (st earl of Cork), Printed primary sources, Landed estates, Politics, Religion, English courts
- Ireland, Richard Burke, Catholic Emancipation, Bristol, Penal laws, Whig party
- Ireland, Richard Challoner (Roman Catholic bishop of Debra)
- Ireland, Richard fitzGilbert de Clare, Lord of Strigoil (Strongbow), Chepstow
- Ireland, Richard FitzRalph (Archbishop of Armagh), Pastoral care, Sermons, Mendicants, Church
- Ireland, Richard FitzRalph (Archbishop of Armagh), Theology, Property, Political theory
- Ireland, Richard II
- Ireland, Richard Jackson, Irish Member of Parliament, George (4th viscount Townshend)
- Ireland, Richard Pococke (Church of Ireland Bishop of Ossory), Travel, Munster
- Ireland, Richard Steevens, Dublin (Leinster), Medical institutions, Medical practice, Surgery, Hospital administration
- Ireland, Rights
- Ireland, Ringforts, Farming, Christianity, Vikings, Urban development, Land use, Rural architecture
- Ireland, Ringforts, Farming, Craft, Church, Art, Vikings
- Ireland, Ringworks, Defences
- Ireland, Rising (648), Political theory, Rebellion
- Ireland, Roads
- Ireland, Robert Boyle, Earls of Orrery, Sources
- Ireland, Robert Clayton, Edmund Burke
- Ireland, Robert Emmet
- Ireland, Robert Emmet, Patriotism, United Irishmen
- Ireland, Robert Huntington, Trinity College (Dublin), Social status, Education, Manuscript sources (description of)
- Ireland, Robert Peel, Social welfare, Social policy
- Ireland, Roger Boyle (Baron Broghill and Earl of Orrery), Parliament, Sir William Petty (d. 687), Henry Cromwell, Restoration, Protectorate, Sir Vincent Gookin
- Ireland, Roman Catholic bishop of Dropmore (Buckinghamshire), Penal laws
- Ireland, Roman Catholic bishops, James II, Episcopates, Jacobites, Pope Innocent I
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church
- Ireland, Roman Catholic Church
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Andrew Dunleavy, Catechism
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Archbishop of Cashel, Cashel Diocesan Records, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Archbishop of Dublin
- Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Archivo Segreto Vaticano, Manuscript sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Archivo Segreto Vaticano, Sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Clergy, Sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Clergy, Whiteboys, Popular protest
- Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Counter reformation, Monasteries, Rome
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, County Cavan
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, County Cavan (Ulster), Episcopate
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Diocese of Kerry
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Dominican order, Sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Episcopate
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, James Butler I (Archbishop of Cashel), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, James Caulfield (Bishop of Ferns), Sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, John Carpenter (Roman Catholic archbishop of Dublin), Correspondence, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Leinster
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Penal laws
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Penal laws, Hugh MacMahon (Bishop of Clogher)
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Penal laws, Ulster
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Popular religion
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Priests, Religious practice
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Printed primary sources, John Brett (Bishop of Elphin), Michael Pater MacMahon (Bishop of Killaloe)
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Travel, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Ulster
- Ireland, Roman Catholic church, Vatican archives, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Roman Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, , Education abroad, Clergy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, ?Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Alcohol, Drink, Father Theobald Mathew, Abstinence, Social, Clergy, James A. Cullen, Voluntary Societies, Religious societies
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Anti-Catholicism, Penal laws, Persecution, Landholding
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Augustinian Canons, Martin Luther, Erfurt, Würtburg, Theology
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Biography
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Catholic Committee, Radicalism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Catholic emancipation movement, Anti-protestantism, Liberals, County Cork, Parliamentary elections, Members of Parliament, Municipal elections, Municipal politics
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Church, Nine Years' War
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, County Londonderry (Ulster)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, Daniel O'Connell, Parliamentary elections, Irish legislation, The Catholic Association
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, Episcopacy, County Tipperary (Munster)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, Friars
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, Law
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Clergy, Persecution, St Oliver Plunkett (d. 68, Archbishop of Armagh)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Co. Clare (Munster)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter-Reformation, Conformity, Justice
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter-Reformation, Diplomacy, Foreign relations, Archbishop Giovanni Battista Rinuccini, Pope Urban VII, Pope Innocent , English Civil Wars, Royalism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter-Reformation, Old Irish, Anglo-Irish, Franciscan order, Foreign relations, Papacy, Patriotism, English Civil Wars
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter reformation, Ecclesiastical hierarchy, County Clare
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter reformation, Education abroad, Continental seminaries
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter reformation, Education abroad, Continental seminaries, Valladolid (), James Archer, Jesuit
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Counter Reformation, Theology, Graz (Styria, Austria), Bohemia, Waterford, Jesuit
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, County Clare, Penal laws, Cashel Province
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Diplomacy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Ecclesiastical provision, Ecclesiastical architecture, includes Chapels
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Education, Bishops, Land question, Tenant League
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Education, Universities, Catholic Relief Act
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Elizabeth I, James I, Charles I, Oliver Cromwell, Charles II, James II, William Tirry (Roman Catholic bishop of Cork and Cloyne), Robert Barry (Roman Catholic bishop of Cork and Cloyne), Peter Creagh (Roman Catholic bishop of Cork and Cloyne), Religious intolerance, Persecution
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Family history, County Clare (Munster), O'Grada family, Brady family
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Father Sheehy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, France, Expatriates, Irish priests (studying at universities of Paris and Toulouse-Cahors), Irish mission
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, France, Paris, Confederation, John Rowe, John Callaghan, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan, Author, Editor, Historian, Religious education abroad, Rome (Italy)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order, Edmund O'Reilly (archbishop of Armagh), Florence Conry, Hugo de Burgo, Jansenism, Includes , Rome
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order, Including France, Louvain, Scholarship, Tir Conaill, Assaroe Abbey (Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal)
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Gentry, Political agitation, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Government, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Government, Stanyhurst family
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Hiberno-Papal relations, Papacy, Pontifical University, Religion, Education
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Irish abroad, Germany, Austria, includes Religious exiles
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Jesuit, Counter Reformation, Theology, Irish colleges, Salamanca, , Dissolution
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Legion of Mary
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Leinster, Edward Tenison (bishop of Ossory), Clergy, Local parishes, Clerical provision, Ecclesiastical discipline, Church of Ireland
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Local, Parishes, Kilkenny (Leinster), Urban, Clergy, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Marriage, Illegitimacy, Illicit distillation of alcohol, Ether-drinking, Social customs
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Mass, Theology, Gaelic language
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Nationalism, Historiography
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Nunneries, Diocesan administration, Catholic emancipation
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Oath of Allegiance, Penal laws, Jacobitism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Papacy, Nationalism, National movement
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Papal policy, Counter-Reformation, Episcopate, Includes printed primary sources (Latin), Papacy, Church government
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Penal laws, Anti-Catholicism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Penal laws, Catholic relief acts
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Penal laws, Persecution
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Persecution
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Persecution, Civil rights
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Persecution, Penal laws
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Persecution, Religious toleration
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Persecution, Urban topography
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Foreign relations, Papacy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Papacy, Famine, Repeal, Nationalism, Church-state relations, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Pontifical University, Religion, Politics
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Popish plot, Archbishop of Armagh
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Popular religion
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Religion
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Religion, Persecution
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Religious conflict, Religious war, Charles I
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Religious education, Seminaries, Education abroad, France
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Religious exile, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church, Education, Universities
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Rome (Italy), Vatican, Papacy
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Schools, Catholic Emancipation Act
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Schools, Catholic Relief Act
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, See of Armagh, Includes printed primary sources, Correspondence
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Social structure, Conformity, Legal
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Theology, Education, Universities, Curricula
- Ireland, Roman Catholicism, Towns, Politics, Rebellion
- Ireland, Roman invasion
- Ireland, Romans
- Ireland, Rome (Italy), Peter Lombard (Archbishop of Armagh), Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), James I
- Ireland, Rome, Catholic bishops, Charles Stewart Parnell, George Errington
- Ireland, Royal administration, Chancery
- Ireland, Royal Canal, Leinster
- Ireland, Royal government, Administrative reform, Royal officials, Disorder, Warfare
- Ireland, Royal government, Dublin, Includes Isle of Man, Foreign relations, Navigation, Trade, Dublin
- Ireland, Royal Navy, Ships, Warfare, Includes printed primary sources, Correspondence
- Ireland, Royal power
- Ireland, Royal revenue, Taxation
- Ireland, Royal revenues, Exchequer, Judiciary
- Ireland, Royal visit, Monarchy, National movement, Great Famine, Young Irelanders
- Ireland, Ruaidhrí Ó Tonnaigh, Kilkenny, Burials
- Ireland, Ruins, O'Connor family, Desmond lordship, Topography, Travel, County Clare, County Limerick
- Ireland, Rural, Subsistence economy
- Ireland, Rural development, Landholding
- Ireland, Rural environment, Forests, Gaelic society, County Tyrone
- Ireland, Rural landscape
- Ireland, Rural landscape, Churches, Monasteries, Leinster
- Ireland, Rural life, Living conditions, Customs, Topography, Household, Cooking, Furniture, Agriculture, Fishing, Fairs, Festivals
- Ireland, Rural society, Nationalism
- Ireland, Rural society, Social structure, Migration
- Ireland, Sacramental Test, Anti-Catholicism, Legislation, Religious toleration
- Ireland, Sacred music, Performance, George Frederick Handel
- Ireland, Sagas, , Epic poetry, Annals, Hagiography
- Ireland, Saint Patrick, Hagiography
- Ireland, Saint Patrick, Muirchú, Manuscript sources (guide to), Hagiography
- Ireland, Saints' lives, Adomnán, Cult
- Ireland, Saints' lives, Cogitosus, Muirchú, Adomnán
- Ireland, Saints, Ecclesiastical authorship, Celtic Christianity
- Ireland, Saints, Monasticism, Hagiography, Christianity
- Ireland, Satire
- Ireland, Satire, Nationalism, National movement, Great Famine
- Ireland, Scandinavian invasions (Danes, Norwegians), General, includes Settlement, Legend, Lay of Magnus, Comhrac Maghnuis mich righ Lochlainn, Laoidh Maghnuis moir, righ Lochlainn, Ballads, Poetry, Overseas trade (, France), Possible Viking settlements in Wales and north Devon coast (Haverfordwest, Swansea and Bideford), Toponymy, includes Printed primary sources, includes Wales
- Ireland, Scandinavian invasions (Danes, Norwegians), General, includes Settlement, Legend, Lay of Magnus, Comhrac Maghnuis mich righ Lochlainn, Laoidh Maghnuis moir, righ Lochlainn, Ballads, Poetry, Overseas trade (, France), Possible Viking settlements in Wales and north Devon coast (Haverfordwest, Swansea and Bideford), Toponymy, includes Printed primary sources, includes Wales
- Ireland, Scandinavians, Trade, Shipbuilding, Transport
- Ireland, Scholar, Antiquary
- Ireland, Scholars, Historians, Learning, Gaelic scholarship
- Ireland, Scholarship
- Ireland, Scholarship, Church, Europe
- Ireland, Scholarship, Education
- Ireland, Scholarship, Education, Religion
- Ireland, Scholarship, Learning, Latin literature, Monasticism, Scribes, Books, Numerology
- Ireland, Scholarship, Philosophy, Theology, Roman Catholicism Nonconformity, Anglicanism, Ecclesiastical administration, Biography
- Ireland, School, Dublin, Religion, Education, Local, Dublin
- Ireland, Schools, Curricula, Religion in education, Catholicism
- Ireland, Schools, Druids, Latin
- Ireland, Schools, Education, Educational provision, County Cork
- Ireland, School teachers, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Science
- Ireland, Science, Agriculture, Industry, Social customs, County Antrim, Whiskey
- Ireland, Science, Biography, Bleaching, John Dalton, Atomic theory
- Ireland, Science, Chemistry, Phlogiston
- Ireland, Science, Dublin Philosophical Society, Samuel Hartlib
- Ireland, Science, Education, Daniel Maclise, John Hogan, Classical painting, Classical sculpture, County Cork, Diffusion of knowledge
- Ireland, Science, Meteorology
- Ireland, Science, Physics, Optics
- Ireland, Science, Social biology, Politics
- Ireland, Science, Technology, Business history, Instruments
- Ireland, Scientific research, Educational reform, Educational administration
- Ireland, Scientific revolution, Natural philosophy, Primary sources (guide to), Progressive thought, Dublin, Intellectual life, Learned societies
- Ireland, Scribal activity, Gaelic literature
- Ireland, Scribes, Irish language
- Ireland, Scribes, Manuscripts, Connacht
- Ireland, Scribes, Manuscripts, The Book of the Dun Cow
- Ireland, Scripts, Historiography
- Ireland, Sculpture
- Ireland, Sculpture, Burials, Connacht
- Ireland, Sculpture, Christian iconography
- Ireland, Sculpture, Church, Leinster
- Ireland, Sculpture, Co. Meath
- Ireland, Sculpture, Custom House, Dublin
- Ireland, Sculpture, Domestic architecture, Manor houses (Weyperons), Carvings
- Ireland, Sculpture, Ecclesiastical, Epigraphic evidence, Memorials
- Ireland, Sculpture, Funerary monuments, Lay piety, Sculpture, Religious art, Iconography, Royal agents, Biography, James Rice
- Ireland, Sculpture, Iconography, Carolingian art, Monasteries
- Ireland, Sculpture, Iconography, includes Religion, general
- Ireland, Sculpture, Leinster, Munster, Death
- Ireland, Sculpture, Monuments, High crosses, Sculptural styles, Symbolism, Religious art
- Ireland, Sculpture, Religious art, Connacht
- Ireland, Sculpture, Religious art, Leinster
- Ireland, Sculpture, Roman Catholic church, Thomas Wakley, County Meath
- Ireland, Sculpture, St. Anthony
- Ireland, Sculpture, Stonework, Christianity, Iconography, Connacht
- Ireland, Sculpture, Ulster
- Ireland, Scutage, Armies
- Ireland, Seafaring, Piracy, Politics, Gaelic lordship
- Ireland, Seafaring, Shipbuilding, Irish Sea, Maritime activity, Missionary voyages
- Ireland, Sean O'Casey, Samuel Beckett
- Ireland, Sea travel, Trade, Christianity, Evangelisation
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Defenders
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Orange Order, Peep of day boys, County Mayo (Connacht)
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Popular politics, Father James Quigley
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Popular protest, Ulster
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Radicalism, Popular politics
- Ireland, Sectarian conflict, Reaghstown (County Louth), Crime, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Sectarianism, Catholic Emancipation, Anti-Popery, Irish tithe
- Ireland, Sectarianism, Political unrest, Religion
- Ireland, Sectarianism, Rebellion of 798, United Irishmen, Defenders
- Ireland, Sectarianism, United Irishmen, Roman Catholicism, County Protestant nonconformity
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, Charitable works, Anglo-Irish Quaker links
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, Edward Burrough, Population, Standards of living
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, Persecution, William Edmondson, Frances Howgill, Henry Cromwell
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, Persecution, Witchcraft, William Edmondson, Solomon Eccles, Francis Howgill, Edward Burrough, Henry Cromwell
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, William Edmondson
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers, William Penn
- Ireland, Sects, Quakers [?]
- Ireland, Sects, Society of Friends
- Ireland, Seminaries, Education, Clerical training, Irish Colleges
- Ireland, Seminary education, Nantes, Louvain, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Douai, France, Paris, Italy, Rome, , Salamanca, Seville, Alcala, Santiago de Compostela, Portugal, Lisbon, Prague, Father Luke Wadding, St Isidore's College, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Sermons
- Ireland, Sermons, Church
- Ireland, Service to foreign powers, Army, Wild Geese, Limerick, Land forces
- Ireland, Service to foreign powers, Irish regiments, Warfare, Biography
- Ireland, Servite friar, Vienna (Austria), Prague (Czechoslovakia), Publications, Biography
- Ireland, Settlement
- Ireland, Settlement, Agriculture, Field systems, Fortifications
- Ireland, Settlement, Agriculture, Land ownership, Transhumance, Booleying
- Ireland, Settlement, Agriculture, Trade, Urban development, Religion
- Ireland, Settlement, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Settlement, Castles
- Ireland, Settlement, Colonisation, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Settlement, Conquest
- Ireland, Settlement, Defences, County Meath
- Ireland, Settlement, Farmsteads, Rural landscape, Social class, Social structure
- Ireland, Settlement, Gaelic power, Colonial policy, Anglo-Saxon invasion
- Ireland, Settlement, Gaelic revival
- Ireland, Settlement, Government, Protestants, Roman Catholics, Social, Plantation, Landownership, Migration, Includes Landholding
- Ireland, Settlement, Landholding, Land confiscation
- Ireland, Settlement, Language, Legend, Religion, Genealogy, Written culture
- Ireland, Settlement, Migration
- Ireland, Settlement, Military campaigns, Conquest, Plantation, Migration, Nationalism, Religion, American colonies
- Ireland, Settlement, Munster, Ecclesiastical sites
- Ireland, Settlement, Pale, Anglo-Irish relations, Leinster
- Ireland, Settlement, Territorial units, Politics, Economy
- Ireland, Settlements
- Ireland, Settlements, Lake dwellings, Ulster
- Ireland, Settlements, Leinster
- Ireland, Settlements, Normans, Munster
- Ireland, Settlements, Population, Migration, Invasion
- Ireland, Seven Years' War
- Ireland, Sexuality, Gender, Women, Family, Children, Adultery, Divorce, Church in Ireland
- Ireland, Sexuality, Mental health, Hospitals, Insanity
- Ireland, Shannon, Transport, Canals
- Ireland, Shipping, Chronicles
- Ireland, Shipping, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Shipping, Naval architecture
- Ireland, Shipping, Technology
- Ireland, Ships
- Ireland, Ships, Archiepiscopal registers, County Louth (Leinster), Church province, Towns
- Ireland, Ships, Naval warfare
- Ireland, Shipwreck, Steamship, County Down
- Ireland, Shrines, Pilgrimages, Christian calendar, Folk customs
- Ireland, Shrines, Popular religion, Manuscript source, Tractatus de purgatorio Sancti Patricii
- Ireland, Shrines, Popular religion, Manuscript source, Tractatus de purgatorio Sancti Patricii
- Ireland, Siege, George Walker
- Ireland, Siegecraft, Battle, James II, William III, English expedition
- Ireland, Siegecraft, William III, Battle, Logistics
- Ireland, Siege of Boulogne (544), Sir Anthony St. Leger, Irish infantry
- Ireland, Sieges, Roman Catholicism, James II, William III, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Silver bullion, Coinage, Trade, Money economy
- Ireland, Silver coins, Hoards, Archaeology
- Ireland, Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell, Politics, Nationalism, Violence
- Ireland, Sir Charles Gavan Duffy
- Ireland, Sir Constantine Phipps
- Ireland, Sir Edward Newenham
- Ireland, Sir Edward Newenham, American Revolution
- Ireland, Sir Henry Cavendish, Irish House of Commons
- Ireland, Sir Henry Sidney (d. 586), Includes biography, Politics, Administration, Includes Wales
- Ireland, Sir John Perrot, Sir Henry Sidney, Old English, Conformity, Leinster
- Ireland, Sir Patrick Dun
- Ireland, Sir Richard Cox (d. 733), Gaelic literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Sir Richard Warren, Irish Jacobites, 745 rebellion ()
- Ireland, Sir Robert Peel (2nd baronet), Irish church, Anglo-Irish relations, Foreign policy
- Ireland, Sir Robert Peel (2nd baronet), Robert Banks Jenkinson (2nd Earl of Liverpool), Toryism
- Ireland, Sir Robert Peel, Agrarian outrages, Local government
- Ireland, Sir Robert Peel, Peace Preservation Force, Riot, Penal history, Royal Irish Constabulary
- Ireland, Sir Roger Casement, Diplomatic service, Consular service, Latin America, Africa (Congo), Anti-Slavery, Empire, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Sir Roger David Casement, British Consular Service, Congo Free State, Peruvian Amazon Company, Irish National Volunteers, Nationalism, Gun-running, Execution, Biography
- Ireland, Sir Stafford Henry Northcote (st Earl of Iddesleigh), Irish Home Rule, Conservative Party, Unionism
- Ireland, Sir Toby Caulfield (st Baron Charlemont), Hugh 0'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), Charlemont fort
- Ireland, Sir William Robert Wills Wilde, Antiquarianism, Medicine
- Ireland, Sir William Robert Wills Wilde, Biography, Medicine, Medical textbooks, Scientific journal (editor of), Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science, Census, Census enumerator, Bibliography (of Wilde's works)
- Ireland, Sir William Robert Wills Wilde, Biography, Medicine, Medical textbooks, Scientific journal (editor of), Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science, Census, Census enumerator, Bibliography (of Wilde's works)
- Ireland, Sir William Robert Wills Wilde, Medicine, Antiquarianism
- Ireland, Sitric, Viking, Coins, Minting technology, Numismatics
- Ireland, Slave-raiding, Leinster, Economy, Slavery, Tribute
- Ireland, Slave trade, Radicalism, United States of America, Anti-Slavery Society, London National Repeal Association
- Ireland, Smuggling, Contemporary printed material, Textiles
- Ireland, Social (general), Agriculture, Middlemen
- Ireland, Social (general), Economic (general)
- Ireland, Social (general), Economic (general), Urban development, includes Trade, County Kilkenny
- Ireland, Social, Second World War
- Ireland, Social, Settlement, County Kilkenny (Leinster), County Kilkenny (Munster)
- Ireland, Social conditions, Politics and government, Reformation
- Ireland, Social conditions, Social life, Religion
- Ireland, Social conditions, Unrest, Riot, Religion, Leinster
- Ireland, Social conduct, Beliefs about death, Kingship
- Ireland, Social elites, Colonial identity, Cultural identity, Imperialism
- Ireland, Social history, Customs, Cromwellian conquest
- Ireland, Social history, Leinster, Capital city
- Ireland, Socialism, Irish nationalism
- Ireland, Socialism, Trade unions, Politics, Revolution
- Ireland, Social life
- Ireland, Social policy, Famine, Ecclesiastical history
- Ireland, Social policy, Great Famine, Economics
- Ireland, Social policy, Richmond General Penitentiary, Prisons, Penal reform
- Ireland, Social relations, Social protest
- Ireland, Social ritual, Social customs, The Calendar
- Ireland, Social status, Costume, Working class, Upper class, Footwear, Textiles
- Ireland, Social status, Poets
- Ireland, Social structure, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Social structure, Economy, Agriculture, Printed primary source
- Ireland, Social structure, Economy, Political dynasties, Vikings
- Ireland, Social structure, Funerary monuments, Heraldry, Public spectacle
- Ireland, Social structure, Indian administration
- Ireland, Social structure, Legal, Lineage, Fine [?]
- Ireland, Social structure, Status, Gender, Perceptions of women, Marriage, Divorce, Legal rights
- Ireland, Social structure, Trade unionism, Sectarianism, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Social structure, Women, Suffrage, Church, Trade Unionism, Family, Local politics, Irish revolution (99-92)
- Ireland, Social welfare, Poor relief, Charity, Famine
- Ireland, Social welfare, Social policy, Great Famine
- Ireland, Society, Economy
- Ireland, Society, Economy, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, Society, Gentry, Clergy, Towns
- Ireland, Society, Health
- Ireland, Society, Migration, Migration
- Ireland, Society, Politics, Religion
- Ireland, Society, Settlement, Social structure, Royal family, Filids, Belief, Christianity, Viking invasion (social impact of), Uí Néill family
- Ireland, Society, Settlement, Social structure, Royal family, Filids, Belief, Christianity, Viking invasion (social impact of), Uí Néill family
- Ireland, Society of Friends
- Ireland, Society of Friends (Quakers), County Down (Ulster)
- Ireland, Society of Friends, Abolitionism
- Ireland, Society of Friends, Quaker testamentary inventories
- Ireland, Society of Friends, William Penn, Pennsylvania, London Quarterly Meeting
- Ireland, Socio-economic, Trade
- Ireland, Soldiers, Warfare, Troop levies, Rebellion of 64, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Recruiting, English Civil Wars, Military recruitment
- Ireland, Somerset
- Ireland, Songs
- Ireland, Sources
- Ireland, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Correspondence, Irish Church, Missions, Ecclesiastical administration
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Documents
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Edward I, Edward Bruce (d. 38), Robert de Bruce (d. 329), Includes Political and constitutional
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Household accounts, Family life, Cookery recipes
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Irish church, Ecclesiastical administration, Ecclesiastical jurisdiction
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Paganism, Conversion, Biography
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Religious orders, Clergy, Papacy
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Religious orders, Missions, Franciscan order
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Ruling dynasties, Kings, West Munster Synod, Tribute, Warfare, Name systems
- Ireland, Sources (description of), Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Sources (guide to)
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Catalogues
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Chronicles
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Ecclesiastical history, Theology
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Education, National movement
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Hermits, Connacht, Architecture, Oratory, Domestic buildings, Tomb-shrines, Sculpture
- Ireland, Sources (guide to), Society of Friends
- Ireland, Sources, Religion
- Ireland, South African War (898-902)
- Ireland, South Riding, Local, County Tipperary
- Ireland, Spades, Tools, Agricultural equipment
- Ireland, Spirituality, Religious literature, Latin, Visio Tnugdali, Tnugdal
- Ireland, Spirituality, Religious literature, Latin, Visio Tnugdali, Tnugdal
- Ireland, Sport
- Ireland, Sport, Connacht
- Ireland, Sport, Fox-hunting, Leisure, Horses
- Ireland, Sport, Politics, Nationalism
- Ireland, Sport, Rugby football, Social life
- Ireland, Sport, Social life, Local
- Ireland, St. Brendan, Navigation, Missions
- Ireland, St. Mary's Hospital, Lepers, Towns, Disease, County Louth
- Ireland, St. Mochta, Local, Towns, County Louth, Urban development, Buildings, Churches, Monasteries, Religious orders, Augustinians, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, St. Patrick
- Ireland, St. Patrick (as Chronicler of Coroticus), Slavery
- Ireland, St. Patrick (character of)
- Ireland, St. Patrick, Christianity
- Ireland, St. Willibrord (Archbishop of the Frisians and Utrecht)
- Ireland, St Aidan
- Ireland, Staple trade, Merchants, Staple towns, Textiles
- Ireland, Statutes, Rebellion, Old English
- Ireland, St Brendan (d.577), Sources (guide to), Heroic biography, Celtic church
- Ireland, St Brigid, Language, Manuscripts, Hagiography
- Ireland, St Columbanus (d.597)
- Ireland, Stephen Fulbourne
- Ireland, St Kilian (d. 697), Franconia, Missionaries, Cultural relations
- Ireland, St Malachy of Armagh
- Ireland, Stone carving, Religious iconography, Prayers, Monasteries, County Offaly, Monasterboice, County Louth
- Ireland, Stone sculpture, Ecclesiastical sculpture
- Ireland, Stone sculpture, Religious Art, Christian motifs
- Ireland, Stonework, Leinster
- Ireland, St Patrick, Christianity, Biography, Latin language
- Ireland, St Patrick, Patrician texts, Piety
- Ireland, St Patrick, Victricius (Bishop of Connor), St Columba, Donnán
- Ireland, Strategy
- Ireland, St Saviour's Priory, Leinster, Universities, Monasteries, Religious orders
- Ireland, Sub-Roman Britain, Missionaries
- Ireland, Superstition
- Ireland, Switzerland, Finance
- Ireland, Synod of Birr
- Ireland, Tailoring, Underwear, Dress
- Ireland, Taxation
- Ireland, Taxation, Charles Watson-Wentworth (2nd marquess of Rockingham)
- Ireland, Taxation, Corruption, Patronage
- Ireland, Taxation, Excise, Temperance
- Ireland, Taxation, Government, Society, Land
- Ireland, Taxation, Royal administration
- Ireland, Tax collection, Government, Finance, Politics
- Ireland, taxes, pensions
- Ireland, Technology
- Ireland, Technology, Engineering, Industry
- Ireland, Temperance, Father Theobald Mathew, Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, Tenant rights, Agriculture
- Ireland, Tenant rights, Land war, Charles Stewart Parnell, Land Question
- Ireland, Tenantry, Land reform, Economics
- Ireland, Tennant & Ruttle Limited, Business history
- Ireland, Textile industry, County Tipperary (Munster)
- Ireland, Textiles
- Ireland, Textiles, Domestic trade, Overseas trade, Luxury goods, Wool trade, Lace manufacture, Costume
- Ireland, Textiles, Leinster, Trade, Labour, Weavers, Raw materials, Manufactures, Exports
- Ireland, Textiles, Manufactures
- Ireland, Textiles, Migration, Urbanisation, Artisans
- Ireland, Theatre, Composers, Concerts, Musical societies, Folk music
- Ireland, Theatre, Music, Singing, Entertainment, Leisure, Leinster, Michael Kelly
- Ireland, Theatre, Opera, Composers
- Ireland, Theatre, Travelling companies
- Ireland, Theatres, Drama, Actors
- Ireland, Theatres, Musical societies, Food and drink, Sports, Leinster, Capital city
- Ireland, The Invincibles, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), Nationalism, Fenians, Political crime
- Ireland, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, Theobald Wolfe Tone, United Irishmen, Arrest, Trial, Military rule, French Revolutionary Wars
- Ireland, Theobald Wolfe Tone, United Irishmen, Dublin barracks
- Ireland, Theobald Wolfe Tone, United Irishmen, Radicalism
- Ireland, Theology
- Ireland, Theology, Biblical studies
- Ireland, Theology, Catholicism, Periodicals
- Ireland, Theology, Church of Ireland, Anglicans
- Ireland, Theology, Contemporary printed material, Philosophy
- Ireland, Theology, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Theology, Roman Catholicism, Augustinian order
- Ireland, Theology, Roman Catholicism, Biography, Franciscan order, Sources (description of)
- Ireland, the Pale, 'Old English', Politics, Desmond, Yorkists
- Ireland, The vision of Tnugdal, Printed primary sources, Tipperary (Munster), Mysticism, Crusades
- Ireland, Thomas Aquinas, Education, Liberal arts
- Ireland, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Historians, Scholarship, History of England, Historical writing, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Historians, Scholarship, History of England, Historical writing, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, Thomas Cromwell (Earl of Essex), English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell
- Ireland, Thomas Drummond (d. 840), Politics, Government, Legal system, Economics, Social conditions
- Ireland, Thomas FitzGerald
- Ireland, Thomas Paine, Edmund Burke, French revolution, Popular culture
- Ireland, Thomas Raven, Landscape
- Ireland, Thomas Sheridan, Schools, Education
- Ireland, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford), Irish Parliament
- Ireland, Thomond, Munster, Diocese of Killaloe, O'Brien family
- Ireland, Thomond, O'Brien
- Ireland, Thomond, Toirrdelbach Ó Briain, Historiography, Literature
- Ireland, Tithes
- Ireland, Tithes, Church of Ireland, Taxation, Agriculture
- Ireland, Tithes, Church of Ireland, Taxation, County Tipperary (Munster), Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Tithes, Riots, Crime, Local history
- Ireland, Titus Oates, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Roman Catholicism, James II
- Ireland, Tobias George Smollett
- Ireland, Topography
- Ireland, Topography, Archaeology, Society, Social traditions, Language, Roman Catholicism, Government, Law, Education, Military, Medicine, Transport, Agriculture, Industry, Commerce, Finance, Literature, The arts, Theatre, Music, Leisure, Sports, Reference
- Ireland, Topography, Carrickfergus, County Antrim
- Ireland, Topography, Cartography, Population densities, National survey, Statistics, Geology
- Ireland, Topography, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Topography, Drawings, Domestic architecture, Castles, Landed estates
- Ireland, Topography, Economy, Politics
- Ireland, Topography, Forests, Timber
- Ireland, Topography, Rural landscape, Social structure, Religious communities
- Ireland, Topography, Settlement, Architecture, Military, Fortifications, Politics
- Ireland, Topography, Ulster, County Down, Ards Peninsula
- Ireland, Toponymy
- Ireland, Toponymy, Ecclesiastical settlement
- Ireland, Toponymy, Leinster
- Ireland, Toponymy, Scandinavians, Norse, Settlement, Vikings
- Ireland, Toponymy, Settlement, Irish, Vikings, Denmark, Norway
- Ireland, Tories, 800 Act of Union, Law reform
- Ireland, Town planning, Urbanization
- Ireland, Towns
- Ireland, Towns, Administration, Leinster
- Ireland, Towns, Administration, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Towns, Archaeology
- Ireland, Towns, Architecture, Fortifications, Defences
- Ireland, Towns, Burgages, Churches, Castles, Maps, Urban development
- Ireland, Towns, Conservation, Archaeology, Leinster
- Ireland, Towns, County Louth (Leinster)
- Ireland, Towns, Craft guilds
- Ireland, Towns, Defences
- Ireland, Towns, Defences, Co. Wexford
- Ireland, Towns, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Towns, Fortifications, Defences
- Ireland, Towns, Leinster
- Ireland, Towns, Leinster, Artefacts
- Ireland, Towns, Local, County Kilkenny (Leinster)
- Ireland, Towns, Maritime trade, Urban, House of Desmond, Burgages
- Ireland, Towns, Norsemen
- Ireland, Towns, Ports
- Ireland, Towns, Ports, Viking settlement
- Ireland, Towns, Records, Craft guilds
- Ireland, Towns, Settlement
- Ireland, Towns, Settlement, Urban, Normans, Boroughs
- Ireland, Towns, Sources (use of)
- Ireland, Towns, Trade
- Ireland, Towns, Trade, Colonization
- Ireland, Towns, Trade, Indoor market
- Ireland, Towns, Trade, Merchants guilds
- Ireland, Towns, Trade, Old English, Religion
- Ireland, Towns, Trade, Vikings, Settlement, Leinster
- Ireland, Towns, Urban, Chartered borough, Hundred court, Government (includes local government)
- Ireland, Towns, Urban administration
- Ireland, Towns, Urban development, Population growth, Building, Transport
- Ireland, Towns, Urbanisation, Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Waterford, Cork, Markets
- Ireland, Towns, Urbanisation, Settlement, Monasteries
- Ireland, Towns, Walls, Co. Wexford
- Ireland, Towns, Walls, Prisons
- Ireland, Town walls, Connacht
- Ireland, Trackways, Roads, Transport
- Ireland, Trade
- Ireland, Trade, , Banking
- Ireland, Trade, Agriculture
- Ireland, Trade, Ceramics
- Ireland, Trade, Charters, Towns
- Ireland, Trade, Clothier, Chandler, Weaver, Grocer, Shearman, Wills, Commerce
- Ireland, Trade, Customs and excise, Tariffs
- Ireland, Trade, Flax production, Mercantilism
- Ireland, Trade, Industry, Towns
- Ireland, Trade, Manufacture, Towns, Social structure, Penal laws
- Ireland, Trade, Merchants
- Ireland, Trade, Towns, Craft gilds, Industry
- Ireland, Trade directories, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Trade unionism, Nationalism, Labour history
- Ireland, Trade unions, Criminal law
- Ireland, Trade unions, James Larkin, Labour relations
- Ireland, Trade unions, Politics, Unionism
- Ireland, Transmission of knowledge, Literacy, Book production, Evangelisation, Monasticism
- Ireland, Transmission of knowledge, Saint Jerome, , Judaism, Biblical exegesis
- Ireland, Transport
- Ireland, Transport, Communications, Technology
- Ireland, Transport, Cots, Yachts
- Ireland, Transport, Crime, Shipping, Australia, Local
- Ireland, Transport, Economic, Social conditions, Trade
- Ireland, Transport, Horse-drawn vehicles, Charles Bianconi (d. 875), Post Office
- Ireland, Transport, Industrialization
- Ireland, Transport, Infrastructure, Turnpike trusts, John Wolfe, County Kildare
- Ireland, Transport, Power
- Ireland, Transport, Railways
- Ireland, Transport, Railways, Economic conditions
- Ireland, Transport, Regional railways, Economics
- Ireland, Transport, Shipping, Overseas trade, Europe
- Ireland, Transport, Technology, Balloons, Harry George Ferguson, Royal Air Force
- Ireland, Transport, Trade, Settlement, Colonies
- Ireland, Transport, Travel, Leisure
- Ireland, Transport, Ulster
- Ireland, Transportation
- Ireland, Transportation, United Irishmen, Agrarian protest, Crime
- Ireland, Travel
- Ireland, Travel, Guides, Road maps, Bibliography (of known road-books)
- Ireland, Travel, Social conditions, Diary, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Travel, Technology, Transport, Balloons, Submarines
- Ireland, Travel, Temperance movement, Poetry
- Ireland, Travel, Transport, Landscape, ing
- Ireland, Travel, Travellers' impressions, James Gandon, Edmund Spenser, Sir Walter Scott (d. 832)
- Ireland, Travellers' accounts
- Ireland, Travel literature, Holy Land, Simon FitzSimon, Pilgrimages
- Ireland, Treason, Trials, Titus Oates, Patriotism, James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Treasury, Statutes, Spying, Treason fund, State pensions, Crimes against the state
- Ireland, Treaty, Economic war, Commonwealth, Imperial Conferences, Dominion status
- Ireland, Treaty of Limerick, Anti-Catholic laws
- Ireland, Treaty of Limerick, Henry Sydney (st viscount Sydney)
- Ireland, Trials, Robert Emmet
- Ireland, Trinity College (Dublin), Painting, Portraiture, Peter Browne (Bishop of Cork and Ross)
- Ireland, Trinity College, Dublin, Education, Universities, Students
- Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, Academia, Economics
- Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, Education, Medicine, Medical practitioners
- Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, Landholding, Includes manuscript sources, Cartography
- Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin, Education
- Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, University of Paris
- Ireland, Tudor conquest of Ireland, Historiography, Nicholas Canny
- Ireland, Tyrconnell
- Ireland, Tyrone, Conn O'Neill, Archibald Campbell (4th Earl of Argyll), An Calbhach O'Donnell, Includes printed primary sources (in Gaelic), Translation
- Ireland, Tyrone militia, 798 rising
- Ireland, Táin Bó Cuailgne, Kingship, Regnal succession
- Ireland, Ulster
- Ireland, Ulster, 'Wild geese', Irish mercenaries, Service to foreign powers, Arthur Chichester (Baron Chichester)
- Ireland, Ulster, Administrative divisions, Toponymy, Tribes, Manaigh, Tribal territories
- Ireland, Ulster, Affreca
- Ireland, Ulster, Agriculture, London companies
- Ireland, Ulster, Agriculture, Manufactures, Topography
- Ireland, Ulster, Agriculture, Manufactures, Topography, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Ulster, America, Presbyterians
- Ireland, Ulster, Antiquarianism, John Dolan
- Ireland, Ulster, Aodh Mac Aingil (d.626), Literature
- Ireland, Ulster, Archbishopric
- Ireland, Ulster, Archbishopric, Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, Papal relations
- Ireland, Ulster, Architecture
- Ireland, Ulster, Architecture, Includes Ecclesiastical architecture, Defensive architecture, Domestic architecture, Civic architecture
- Ireland, Ulster, Armed forces, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Ulster, Arthur Chichester (Baron Chichester), Lord Deputy, Sir George Paulet, Common law, Legal attainder, Dungannon (County Tyrone), Armagh (County Armagh)
- Ireland, Ulster, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials
- Ireland, Ulster, Cartography, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Ulster, Cavan, Literature
- Ireland, Ulster, Christianity, Iconography, Monastic art, Sculpture, Celtic church
- Ireland, Ulster, Coinage
- Ireland, Ulster, Colonial America
- Ireland, Ulster, Colonies, Landholding, Rebellion, Irish church
- Ireland, Ulster, Colonization, Land transfer, Anglicization, Plantation
- Ireland, Ulster, Connacht, Armies, Warfare, Wars of the 640s
- Ireland, Ulster, County Antrim, Fortifications
- Ireland, Ulster, County Antrim, Military architecture
- Ireland, Ulster, County Cavan, County Fermanagh, Plantation of Ulster, Hugh O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone), O'Reillys
- Ireland, Ulster, County Down
- Ireland, Ulster, County Down, Genealogy
- Ireland, Ulster, County Londonderry, Domestic buildings, Domestic architecture, Roof construction
- Ireland, Ulster, County Londonderry, Dungiven Priory, Ecclesiastical buildings, Sir Thomas Philips Carew, Nicholas Pynnar, Architecture, Ulster plantation
- Ireland, Ulster, County Londonderry, Social conditions, Rising of 798
- Ireland, Ulster, County Monaghan
- Ireland, Ulster, Defensive architecture, O'Neill family
- Ireland, Ulster, Deism, Robert (st viscount Molesworth)
- Ireland, Ulster, Desmond, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Ulster, Domestic buildings, Domestic architecture
- Ireland, Ulster, Economic organization, Settlement types
- Ireland, Ulster, Enniskillen, Newtownbutler (County Fermanagh), James II, Justin McCarthy (Viscount Mountcashel)
- Ireland, Ulster, Excavation reports
- Ireland, Ulster, Fortifications
- Ireland, Ulster, Friars, Religious orders
- Ireland, Ulster, Funerary monuments
- Ireland, Ulster, General
- Ireland, Ulster, Henry Cooke (d. 868), Biography, Presbyterianism, Irish Episcopal Church, Religious controversy (Arianism)
- Ireland, Ulster, Historiography, Agricultural implements, Plough, Oxen, Crops, Cereals, Settlement
- Ireland, Ulster, Ireland, Rebellion, Treason
- Ireland, Ulster, Judicial administration
- Ireland, Ulster, Landholding, Settlements, Landscape, Buildings, Wealth, Inheritance
- Ireland, Ulster, Landscape
- Ireland, Ulster, Leinster, Ecclesiastical texts, St Columba (Abbot of Iona, d.597), Celtic church, Monasteries, includes printed primary sources, includes (Argyllshire)
- Ireland, Ulster, Local
- Ireland, Ulster, Macdonnell family, Genealogy
- Ireland, Ulster, Manufacturing, Industry, Textiles
- Ireland, Ulster, Manuscript sources
- Ireland, Ulster, Manuscript sources (guide to), Government, Includes Library (history of)
- Ireland, Ulster, Manuscript sources, Publishing
- Ireland, Ulster, Maritime trade
- Ireland, Ulster, Missionaries, Christianity
- Ireland, Ulster, Music, Turlough Ó Carolan
- Ireland, Ulster, O'Neill
- Ireland, Ulster, Philosophy
- Ireland, Ulster, Politics, Downshire interest, Robert Stewart (viscount Castlereagh)
- Ireland, Ulster, Presbyterianism, Protestantism, Colonies, Empire, Migration
- Ireland, Ulster, Printed primary sources, Travel
- Ireland, Ulster, Religion, Presbyterianism, Conventicles, Puritans, American colonies
- Ireland, Ulster, Religious calendar
- Ireland, Ulster, Right of O'Neill, Translation, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Ulster, Rural environment, Forestry [?], Frederick Augustus Hervey (4th Earl of Bristol) (Bishop of Derry)
- Ireland, Ulster, Sculpture
- Ireland, Ulster, Social (general), Economic (general), Includes Agriculture, Fishing, Occupations, Manufacturing, Wage levels, Youth, Adolescence
- Ireland, Ulster, Sources, O'Neill Kings of Tyrone
- Ireland, Ulster, Textile industry, Inland waterways, Railways, Engineering, Industrial technology
- Ireland, Ulster, Towns, County Armagh, Local, Urban, St. Patrick, Religion, Includes Roman Catholic Church, Trade, Manufacture, Customs
- Ireland, Ulster, Trade, Customs, Includes printed primary sources
- Ireland, Ulster, Tír Conaill, Place-names
- Ireland, Ulster, Unionism, Religion
- Ireland, Ulster, United Irishmen, Armed forces, Sectarian conflict
- Ireland, Ulster King of Arms
- Ireland, Ulster plantation
- Ireland, Ulster Plantation
- Ireland, Ulster Plantation, Book of Armagh, Owen Roe O'Neill, Father Cathal Mac Ruairi, William Brownlow, Brownlow family, Biography, Includes Printed primary sources, Poetry, An Elegy on the much lamented and never to be forgotten death of Owen Roe O'Neill ..., Translation
- Ireland, Ulster Plantation, Book of Armagh, Owen Roe O'Neill, Father Cathal Mac Ruairi, William Brownlow, Brownlow family, Biography, Includes Printed primary sources, Poetry, An Elegy on the much lamented and never to be forgotten death of Owen Roe O'Neill ..., Translation
- Ireland, Ulster plantation, Presbyterian church, Clergy, Reformation
- Ireland, Ulster plantations, Popular religious belief, Parliament, Anglo-Irish families, English administration
- Ireland, Ulster Presbyterianism, 798 rising
- Ireland, Ulster problem
- Ireland, Ulster rising (64)
- Ireland, Ultramontanism, Roman Catholic Church, Paul Cullen
- Ireland, Ultramontanism, Roman Catholic Church, Popery
- Ireland, Union (with England), Politics, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Unionism
- Ireland, Unionism, Historiography
- Ireland, Unionism, Ulster, Politics, Religion, Socialism, Social conditions, Nationalism, Industrial relations
- Ireland, Unionist gun-running, Arms, National movement, Nationalism, Irish Republic Brotherhood (IRB), Fenians
- Ireland, Unionists, Religious divisions
- Ireland, Unitarianism, Nonconformity
- Ireland, United Irishmen
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Barley, Malt, Leinster
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Biography, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Colonel Despard
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Daniel O'Connell, Whiteboys, Fenians
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Defenders, Radicalism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Defenders, Radicalism, Political protest
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Edmund French (Roman Catholic Bishop of Elphin)
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Edward Marcus Despard, Radicalism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, France
- Ireland, United Irishmen, French Revolutionary Wars, Invasion of 798, Biography, Politics
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Henry Joy McCracken, Thomas Russell, Biography
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Irish Legion, France
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Leinster, Rising
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Miles Byrne, Michael O'Dwyer, Roman catholicism, Rebellion
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Parliamentary elections, Sinn Fein, Irish Parliament
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Patriotism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Popular politics, Radicalism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Radicalism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Radicalism, Defenders, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Radicalism, Political thought, American revolution, Roman Catholicism, Irish French alliance
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Radicalism, Rebel, Member of Parliament
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Revolution, Politics
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Robert Emmet, Secret service
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Roman Catholic clergy, Leinster
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Roman Catholic hierarchy, County Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Sectarianism, Clergy, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Theobald Wolfe Tone
- Ireland, United Irishmen, Theobald Wolfe Tone, Hoche expedition (to Ireland), Defence, Foreign relations (France), French Revolutionary Wars
- Ireland, United Irishmen, United Irish Society, Ulster, Thomas Russell (d. 803)
- Ireland, United Irishmen, United States of America, Emigration, Nativism
- Ireland, United States of America, Emigration, Political activism
- Ireland, United States of America, General, includes Irish Americans, Emigration, American Revolution, Cultural relations, Religion, Belief, Folk music, Fenians, Irish Nationalism, George III, Monarchy, Democracy, Political awareness, Irish-, Economic activity, Political journalism, Edmund Burke (d. 797)
- Ireland, United States of America, Jacobites, Irish brigades, Emigration, Wild geese, Service to foreign powers
- Ireland, United States of America, Migration
- Ireland, United States of America, Sergeant James Keating, William Clark, Warfare, Naval actions, War of 82, Canada
- Ireland, Universities
- Ireland, Universities, Dublin, Education, Dublin
- Ireland, Universities, Education
- Ireland, Universities, Education, Agriculture, Medicine, Applied science, Teaching staff, Administration
- Ireland, Universities, Education, Modern languages
- Ireland, Universities, James II, Counter Reformation, James Butler (st Duke of Ormond), James Phelan (Bishop of Ossory), Royal charter Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Universities, Schools, Curricula, Penal Laws
- Ireland, University
- Ireland, University, Education
- Ireland, University, Education, Religion
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Alumni, University registers
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Curriculum, Tertiary education, Medical education, Physicians, Science, Medicine
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Includes printed primary sources, Tertiary education, Protestantism
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Musical instruments
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Science, Scientfic societies
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Tertiary education, Philosophy
- Ireland, University of Dublin, Universities, Tertiary education, University life, Architecture, Educational administration, Educational reform, Libraries
- Ireland, Urban
- Ireland, Urban, Industry, Politics, Economic, Social conditions, Local
- Ireland, Urban, Industry, Politics, Local, Economic, Social conditions
- Ireland, Urban, Local government, County Waterford
- Ireland, Urban, Markets, Ports
- Ireland, Urban, Settlement
- Ireland, Urban, Towns, Local administration, Public services, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, Urban, Trade
- Ireland, Urban, Trade, Merchants, Landholding, Industry, Urbanization
- Ireland, Urban community, Capital city
- Ireland, Urban development
- Ireland, Urban development, Antiquities, Local, Leinster
- Ireland, Urban development, Architecture
- Ireland, Urban development, Development of churches, Rural development (Anglo-Norman)
- Ireland, Urban development, Manuscript sources, Records
- Ireland, Urban development, Transport
- Ireland, Urban environment, Historical method
- Ireland, Urban history, Trade, Agriculture, Maritime, Richard Boyle (st Earl of Cork), Town planning
- Ireland, Urban planning
- Ireland, Urban settlement
- Ireland, Urban society
- Ireland, Urban society, Monasteries
- Ireland, Urban society, Ports, County , Trade, Commerce
- Ireland, Uriel, Vendetta
- Ireland, Usurpers, Lambert Simnel, Coronation, Gerald FitzGerald (8th Earl of Kildare)
- Ireland, Uí Maíleruba, Mac Con Lothair, OKelly (Uí Chellaig Chualann), Dublin (Leinster), County Kildare (Leinster), Placenames, Toponymy
- Ireland, Valentine Browne, Sources
- Ireland, Vatican archives, Anti-Catholic
- Ireland, Vatican archives, Manuscript sources (guide to), Roman Catholic church
- Ireland, Vernacular architecture, Cartography
- Ireland, Verse
- Ireland, Viceroyalty
- Ireland, Viking invasion (impact of), Laws, Scandinavian kingdom of Dublin, Social structure, Kingship (early Irish), Rí, Túath, Ruiri, Uí Néill, Tara, includes Wales
- Ireland, Viking invasion (impact of), Laws, Scandinavian kingdom of Dublin, Social structure, Kingship (early Irish), Rí, Túath, Ruiri, Uí Néill, Tara, includes Wales
- Ireland, Viking leaders
- Ireland, Vikings
- Ireland, Vikings, Anglo-Norman conquest
- Ireland, Vikings, Coinage
- Ireland, Vikings, Costume, Scarves, Caps, Textiles, Silk, Wool, Textile manufacturing, Leinster
- Ireland, Vikings, Excavations, Ragnar Loðbrok
- Ireland, Vikings, Invasions, Plundering, Monasteries, Shipbuilding, Weapons, Art, Cultural influences, Scots, Mercenaries
- Ireland, Vikings, Migration, Settlement, Urban development, Economic activity, Cultural influence of Scandinavians
- Ireland, Vikings, Settlement, Towns, Anglo-Saxons, Longphort
- Ireland, Vikings, Settlement, Towns, Anglo-Saxons, Longphort
- Ireland, Violence, Agrarian disputes, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Violence, Devastation, Vikings, Dissolution, Anti-Catholicism
- Ireland, Violence, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Violence, Politics
- Ireland, Violence, Politics, Irish Nationalism, Economic conditions, Social conditions
- Ireland, Violence, Social history, Poverty, Documents, Local, County Louth, Crime, Punishment
- Ireland, Virgil of Salzburg (d.785), Missionaries Europe
- Ireland, Virgil of Salzburg, Arts (general), Overseas influences
- Ireland, Virgil of Salzburg, Monasticism, Cultural relations
- Ireland, Vision literature
- Ireland, Visual arts
- Ireland, Visual arts, Collective biography
- Ireland, Visual arts, Includes Stonework, Metalwork, Jewellery, Sculpture, Painting, Religious art, Ecclesiastical architecture, Manuscript illumination, Woodwork, Defensive architecture, Castles, Domestic architecture, Civic architecture
- Ireland, Visual arts, Religious art
- Ireland, Volunteers, Henry Flood, Henry Grattan, William Pitt the Younger, Catholic emancipation, Irish Presbyterians
- Ireland, Volunteers, Imports, Exports, Cotton, Linen, Textile industry, Agriculture, Population
- Ireland, Volunteers, Patriotism
- Ireland, Volunteers, Trade unionism
- Ireland, Wales
- Ireland, Wales, , Brittany, General
- Ireland, Wales, , Settlement, Place names
- Ireland, Wales, Boundaries, Anglo-Norman conquest, March of Wales, Legal systems
- Ireland, Wales, Celtic law, Heir, Succession
- Ireland, Wales, Ecclesiastical architecture
- Ireland, Wales, Folklore, Literature, Poetry
- Ireland, Wales, Gaelic society, Lawyers, Commerce, Contracts, Sureties
- Ireland, Wales, General
- Ireland, Wales, Inheritance, Law
- Ireland, Wales, Landholding, Family connections
- Ireland, Wales, Law, Ordeals, Christianity (spread of)
- Ireland, Wales, Legal
- Ireland, Wales, Legal traditions
- Ireland, Wales, Literature, Celtic languages
- Ireland, Wales, Monasteries, Cistercian order, Theology
- Ireland, Wales, Normans
- Ireland, Wales, Old Irish literature
- Ireland, Wales, Pembrokeshire, Printed primary sources
- Ireland, Wales, Placenames, Hagiography, Ogham, Church dedications
- Ireland, Wales, Poetry, Lay piety
- Ireland, Wales, Towns, Planning, Overseas comparisons, Local economy
- Ireland, Walter Harris
- Ireland, Warfare
- Ireland, Warfare, Battles, William III, Roman Catholicism, Siegecraft
- Ireland, Warfare, County Londonderry (Ulster), James II (King of England)
- Ireland, Warfare, Covenanters, Confederation, Pay, Logistics
- Ireland, Warfare, Foreign relations, Landownership
- Ireland, Warfare, Hugh O'Neill
- Ireland, Warfare, Jacobites, Ulster, County Londonderry
- Ireland, Warfare, Nine years' war, Hugh Roe O'Donnell (d. 602)
- Ireland, Warfare, Rebellions, Anglo-Irish relations
- Ireland, Warrants, Instructions, Queen Elizabeth I, Lord Deputy Sir Henry Sidney
- Ireland, Wars, Towerhouses, Defensive architecture, Fortifications, Domestic architecture, Leinster, Ulster
- Ireland, Wars of Independence, Family, Nobility, King of Political and constitutional
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, 64 Depositions, Counter-Reformation, Miles Burke (Viscount Mayo), Malachy O'Queely (Archbishop of Tuam), Shrule
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Aberdeen, Alasdair MacDonnell, James Graham (st Marquis of Montrose)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Army, Battles, Politics and government, Charles I, Command
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Coinage
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Charles I, Edward Somerset (2nd Marquis of Worcester, titular Earl of Glamorgan), James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde), Ulick Burke (5th Earl of Clanricarde), Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Counter reformation, Ever MacMahon (Bishop of Clogher), Owen Roe O'Neill, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Cromwellian Conquest
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Foreign relations, Diplomacy, France, Cardinal Mazarin
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, General Thomas Preston
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio), Commentarius Rinuccinianus, Robert O'Connell, Richard O'Ferrall, Peter Walsh
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio), Commentarius Rinuccinianus, Robert O'Connell, Richard O'Ferrall, Peter Walsh
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio to the Irish confederation), Owen Roe O'Neill
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Confederation of Kilkenny, Irish 'Unionism'
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Cromwellian conquest
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Cromwellian Conquest, Galway City (County Galway), Ulick Burke (5th Earl of Clanricarde)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Diplomacy, Treaty negotiations, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio), James Butler (st Duke of Ormonde)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Edward Somerset (2nd Marquis of Worcester, titular Earl of Glamorgan)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, George Monck (st Duke of Albemarle)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Land ownership, Members of Parliament (of England), Sir John Clotworthy, John Pym
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Land ownership, War of the Three Kingdoms, Irish Adventurers
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Medical practice, Medical science, Cromwellian Conquest
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Military
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Munster Plantation, Robert Boyle (st Earl of Cork), Murrough O'Brien (st Earl of Inchiquin), Roger Boyle (st Earl of Orrery)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Navy, Munster, County Cork, Sir William Penn, James Touchet (3rd Earl of Castlehaven)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Owen Roe O'Neill, Daniel O'Neill, Eimhear Mac Mahon (Bishop of Clogher)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Persecution, Penal Laws, Historiography, Charles O'Conor of Balangare, John Curry
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Roman Catholic Church, Historiography, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio), Alithinologia, Commentarius Rinuccinianus
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Roman Catholic Church, Historiography, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (papal nuncio), Alithinologia, Commentarius Rinuccinianus
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Roman Catholics, Giovanni Battista Rinuccini (Papal nuncio)
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Scottish army, Owen Roe O'Neill, Phelim O'Neill, General Robert Monroe
- Ireland, Wars of the 640s, Ulster plantation, 64 depositions
- Ireland, Water mills, Corn kilns, Food production, Mill stones, Technology
- Ireland, Watermills, Legal manuscripts, Printed primary sources, Old Irish language
- Ireland, Weaponry
- Ireland, Weaponry, Decoration, Metalwork, Ulster
- Ireland, Weaponry, Metalwork
- Ireland, West Indies, Mercantilism, Overseas trade, France, Merchants, Linen
- Ireland, Wheeled vehicles, Place-names, Tara
- Ireland, Whigs
- Ireland, Whigs, Tories, Politics, Dublin
- Ireland, Whigs, Tories, Sacramental Test, Party politics, Anglo-Irish relations, Thomas Wharton (st Marquis of Wharton)
- Ireland, Whiskey, Stills, Excise, Distilling, Law enforcement, Administration
- Ireland, Whiteboyism, Sectarianism
- Ireland, Whiteboys, Fr Nicholas Sheehy, County Tipperary (Munster)
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Exiles
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Exiles, Service to foreign powers
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Irish mercenaries, Service to foreign powers, Louvain, , Rory O'Donnell (st Earl of Tyrconnel)
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Political exiles, Armies
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Political exiles, Army
- Ireland, Wild Geese, Wild Geese
- Ireland, William Bedell (Anglican bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh), Old Testament
- Ireland, William Conolly, Landownership, County Louth (Leinster)
- Ireland, William de Burgh (Burke), Inquisitions post mortem,
- Ireland, William Gladstone, Home Rule
- Ireland, William Henry Fortescue (st earl of Clermont), Electoral politics, Ulster
- Ireland, William III (of Orange), Battle of the Boyne
- Ireland, William III, Army, Mercenaries, Recruitment, Politics and government
- Ireland, William III, Logistics
- Ireland, William III, Siegecraft, Battle, Fortifications, Logistics
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Army, 'Light to the Blind', Charles O'Kelly
- Ireland, Williamite wars, Army, Military supplies, James II, Dominick - (4th Viscount Sarsfield)
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Claudianus, Ferdinand Wilhelm (Duke of Würtemberg)
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Diplomacy, Declaration of Finglas, Treaty of Limerick, Sir Robert Southwell, Godert de Ginkel (st Earl of Athlone)
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Londonderry, Richard Hamilton, General - Rosen
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Military engineering, Limerick (County Limerick), Athlone (County Roscommon, County Westmeath), Kinsale (County Cork)
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Richard Power (st Earl of Tyrone), James II
- Ireland, Williamite Wars, Williamite confiscation, James II
- Ireland, William James Pirrie, Shipping magnate, County Antrim (Ulster)
- Ireland, William Law
- Ireland, William Magee (d. 83), Biography, Irish church
- Ireland, William Maginn, hip, Fraser's Magazine, Periodical press
- Ireland, William Maginn, hip, Fraser's Magazine, Periodical press
- Ireland, William Molyneux (d. 698)
- Ireland, William Molyneux (d. 698), Politics, John Locke (d. 704), Philosophy, Political thought, Roman Catholicism
- Ireland, William Nugent, Poets, Biography, Robert Devereux (2nd Earl of Essex), William Shakespeare
- Ireland, William O'Brien
- Ireland, William of Worcester, Travel, Holy Land, Simon Fitzsimon, Pilgrimage, Bristol
- Ireland, William Penn, Settlement, Landownership, Agriculture
- Ireland, William Pitt (d. 806), Overseas trade, Roman Catholicism, Emancipation, Political parties, Act of Union (80)
- Ireland, William Rice, Religion, Education, Politics
- Ireland, William Saurin, Sir Robert Peel, Press freedom
- Ireland, William Smith O'Brien, Biography, National movement, Young Irelanders
- Ireland, William Smith O'Brien, Roman Catholicism, Politics, Nationalism, Church and state, Political thought, Rebellion
- Ireland, William Sydney Clements (3rd Earl of Leitrim), Biography, Clements family, Criminal law
- Ireland, Wills, Death
- Ireland, Witchcraft, Law, Justice
- Ireland, Women's rights, Anna Wheeler
- Ireland, Women (legal status of), Punishment
- Ireland, Women, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Ireland, Women, Education, County Cork (Munster)
- Ireland, Women, Family, Law, Inheritance
- Ireland, Women, Gender, Historiography
- Ireland, Women, Historiography
- Ireland, Women, Historiography, Work
- Ireland, Women, Northern Ireland, Literature, Arts, Education, Politics, Folklore, Mythology, Women (depiction of), Witchcraft, Religious orders, Marriage, Family, Health, Legal status, Penal code, Employment, Politics, Irish Nationalism
- Ireland, Women, Nunneries, Religious orders, Monasteries
- Ireland, Women, Politics, Economics, Social conditions, Nationalism, United States of America, France, Women's Land League
- Ireland, Women, Racialism, Sedition, Disorder, Aristocracy
- Ireland, Women, Radicalism, Irish nationalism, Communism, Feminism
- Ireland, Women, Religion
- Ireland, Wood's Halfpence
- Ireland, Wood's halfpence, Contemporary printed material, Currency
- Ireland, Wood's halfpence, Jonathan Swift
- Ireland, Wooden quayside, Towns
- Ireland, Workhouses, Contemporary printed material
- Ireland, Writers, Bibliography, Literature, Reference
- Ireland, Written source
- Ireland, Written sources
- Ireland, Written sources, Archives
- Ireland, Written sources, Bibliography
- Ireland, Written sources, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Written sources, Genealogy
- Ireland, Würzburg, Grammar
- Ireland, Yeomanry, Militia, Army, Defence, United Irishmen, Rebellion
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, Nationalism, Literature, Press
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, Nationalism, National movement, Biography, Daniel O'Connell
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, Nationalism, National movement, Historiography
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, Nationalism, Radicalism, Economic, Social conditions, Land reform
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, National movement
- Ireland, Young Irelanders, National movement, Irish republicanism
- Ireland, Zoology, Printed primary sources, History of science
- Ireland, [Cultural relations, Norway ?]
- Ireland, [Education abroad, Religious education, Roman Catholicism ?], France, Collège des Irlandais, Clergy, Soldiers, Testimonials, includes Printed primary sources
- Ireland, [Overseas trade, France, Westport (County Mayo) ?]
- Ireland, [Popular piety, Influence abroad, Brittany, France ?]
- Ireland, Ó Clérigh
- Ireland - History - Sources
- Ireland. Dept. of External Affairs
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- Ireland; Anglo-Irish Relations; Colonial self-government
- Ireland; Commonwealth relations
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- Jorevin, includes
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- Journal
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- Manuscript sources (guide to), Bibliography, Contemporary printed material, Library catalogues, Exploration, Shipping, Includes Overseas, Empire, Royal Navy, Ireland, , Wales, Maps
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Central government, Public administration, Public Record Office, War Cabinet, Committee of Imperial Defence, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Duke of Bedford, Countess Cowper and Baroness Lucas, Earl of Dartmouth, Earl Spencer, Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, Earl Cathcart, Earl of Bradford, Earl Cawdor, Viscount Dillon, Lord Camoys, Lord Arundell of Wardour, Lord Lyttelton, Lord Calthorpe, Lord Wrottesley, Lord Leigh, Hon. G.M. Fortescue, Sir Charles W. Dilke, Bart., Sir Henry Dryden, Bart., Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart., Sir George Osborn, Bart., Sir R. Puleston, Bart., Miss Ainslie, J.C. Antrobus, W.R. Baker, C.M. Berington, Colonel Myddelton-Biddulph, Colonel Carew, Mrs. Collis, Richard Corbet, W. Bromley-Davenport, C. Cottrell Dormer, J.R. Ormsby Gore, John Harvey, H.B. Mackeson, F. Peake, Mrs. Prescott, J.J. Rogers, W.T. McCullagh Torrens, W.H. Turner, Mrs. Willes, W.W.E. Wynne, House of Lords - Specimen Calendar of Papers relating to Archbishop Laud's Visitation, St. Lawrence's College, Ampleforth, Cambridge University: Clare College, Gonville and Caius College, Jesus College, Trinity Hall; Dean and Chapter of Carlisle, St. Mary's College, Oscott, Oxford University: Corpus Christi College, Exeter College, Jesus College, Lincoln College, New College, Oriel College, Queen's College, Trinity College, Worcester College; Stoneyhurst College, Woodchester Monastery, Corporation of Abingdon, Inner Temple Library (Petyt MSS.), Chetham Library (Manchester); includes SCOTLAND: Duke of Montrose, Duke of Sutherland, Marquis of Huntly, Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, Earl of Morton, Earl of Strathmore, Earl of Dalhousie, Earl of Airlie, Earl of Stair, Earl of Rosslyn, Earl Cawdor, Lord Forbes, Lord Torphichen, Sir J.H. Burnett, Bart., J. Guthrie, A.F. Irvine, J.F. Leith, Aberdeen University, Blairs' Catholic College, Trinity College (Glenalmond), Royal Burgh of Montrose, St. Andrew's University; includes IRELAND: Marquis of Ormonde, Earl of Granard, Earl of Rosse, The O'Conor Don, Major-General F.P. Dunne, Dr. R.D. Lyons (Archbishop King's Collection), Rothe's Register of Kilkenny; includes
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Duke of Marlborough, Earl of Portsmouth, Earl of Jersey, House of Lords, Lord Emly, Ralph Bankes, George Wingfield Digby, Royal College of Physicians, Corporation of Trinity House, Magdalen College (Oxford), Corporation of Pontefract, Lord Braybrooke, Viscount Arbuthnott, Earl of Glasgow, Miss Hamilton of Barns and Cochno, Alexander C. Stuart of Eaglescarnie, Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, Corporations of Chester and Leicester, The O'Conor Don, Lord Talbot de Malahide, Marquis of Ormonde, Earl of Denbigh, Trinity College Dublin, Ewelme Almshouse, Queen Anne's Bounty, Edward Hailstone, Church of St. Andrew (Worcester), Bishop Bubwith's Almshouses (Wells), Derry Diocesan Library, G.H. Finch, Duke of Manchester, Earl of Ashburnham, includes Ireland, includes Professional organisations, medical
- Manuscript sources (guide to), France, Archives,
- Manuscript sources (guide to), France, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Franc Sadleir (d. 85), Trinity College (Dublin), Acquisitions
- Manuscript sources (guide to), George Canning (d. 827), Charles John Canning (Earl Canning), st Marquess of Clanricarde, Estate papers, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Government, includes Ireland, Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Historiography, Family
- Manuscript sources (guide to), House of Lords, Duke of Devonshire (Bolton Hall), Duke of Devonshire (Hardwick Hall), Duke of Northumberland, Marquis of Lansdowne, Marquis of Salisbury, Marquis of Bath, Marquis of Bute, Marquis of Northampton, Marquis of Westminster, Earl of Devon, Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl De la Warr, Earl Fortescue, Earl of Chichester, Earl of Effingham, Lord Gage, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord De L'Isle and Dudley, Bishop of Southwark (Roman Catholic), Sir H. Bedingfield, Bart., Sir C. Bunbury, Bart., Sir W. Cope, Bart., Sir P. de M. Grey-Egerton, Bart., Sir E. Filmer, Bart., Sir G. Fitzgerald, Bart., Sir Wm.H.N. Ffolkes, Bart., Sir H. Gunning, Bart., Sir T. Hare, Bart., Sir C. Isham, Bart., Sir R. Knightley, Bart., Sir John Lawson, Bart., Sir N.W. Throckmorton, Bart., W. Dod, C.J. Eyston, Rev. F. Hopkinson, J.H. Lee, W.J. Legh, H.S. Le Strange, T.C. Marsh, R. Orlebar, F. Peake, Calendar of Phelips' MSS., Rev. W. Sneyd, R.E. Egerton-Warburton, G.F. Wilbraham, M. Wilson, Corporation of Axbridge, Corporation of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Corporation of Bridgwater, Cambridge University: Downing College, Sidney Sussex College; Parish of Cheddar, Corporation and Treasurer of Kingston-on-Thames, County of Somerset, Stoneyhurst College, Corporation of Totnes, City of Wells, Dean and Chapter of Wells, Vicars Choral of Wells, Dr. Williams' Library; includes SCOTLAND: Duke of Montrose, Marquis of Bute, Earl of Seafield, Earl of Glasgow, Lord Rollo, Sir A. Edmonstone, Bart., Sir P.K. Murray, Bart., James Dundas, Robert Dundas, Lieut.-Col. W. Ross King, C.H.C. Moray, John Webster, R.G.E. Wemyss, Glasgow University; includes IRELAND: Marquis of Ormonde, Earl of Granard, Historical Memoirs of the Geraldine Earls of Desmond, Parliamentary History of Ireland (by Hugh Howard), Black Book of Limerick, Chief Baron Willes' Memoranda on Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), House of Lords, Duke of Northumberland, Marquis of Exeter, Marquis of Lansdowne, Marquis of Ripon, Marquis of Salisbury, Earl of Denbigh, Lord Leconfield, Sir Frederick Graham, Bart., Sir Reginald Graham, Bart., Sir A. Acland-Hood, Bart., Sir Henry Ingilby, Bart., Sir Edward Strachey, Bart., Sir George W. Dasent, F. Brumell, P.B. Davies Cooke, Miss Ffarington, F. Bacon Frank, P. Wykeham-Martin, T. Stamford Raffles, Corporation of Bridport, Black Book of the Archdeacon of Canterbury, Carisbrooke Registers, Corporation of Faversham, St. Bartholomew's Hospital (Hythe), Lambeth Palace, Corporation of Launceston, Corporation of Morpeth, Court Books of the Corporation of New Romney, Oxford University: Merton College, Pembroke College, Queen's College (God's House at Southampton Records), Corporation of Tenterden, Corporation of Wallingford, Corporation of Winchester; includes SCOTLAND: Duke of Argyll, Earl of Moray, Lord Monboddo, Sir William Gordon Gordon Cumming, Bart., Sir Robert Menzies, Bart., Family of Carruthers of Holmains, H. Mackay Gordon, King James' Hospital of Perth, George Ross; includes IRELAND: Marquis of Ormonde
- Manuscript sources (guide to), House of Lords, including Archbishop Laud's Visitation, John Durye's Mission, documents relating to the "Incident", Westminster Abbey, Marquis of Salisbury, Marquis of Bath, Marquis of Hertford, Earl of Denbigh, Earl De la Warr, Lord de Ros, Lord Bagot, Lord Colchester, Lord Mostyn, Lord Fitzhardinge, Sir John Lawson, Bart., W. Beaumont, Lieut.-Col. Care, J.R. Pine-Coffin, J.R. Ormsby Gore, Col. Macaulay, M. Ridgway, J.J. Rogers, Col. Towneley, G.F. Wilbraham, Cambridge University: Emmanuel College, St. Catharine's College; Parish of Hartland, Cinque Ports, Corporation of Hythe, Corporation of New Romney, Oxford University: Balliol College, Queen's College, Magdalen College, St. John's College; Parish of Parkham; includes SCOTLAND: Duke of Argyll, Countess of Rothes, Marquis of Breadalbane, Earl of Kinnoull, Earl of Fife, Earl of Selkirk, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Monboddo, Hon. Mrs. Erskine-Murray, Sir M.R.S. Stewart, Bart., James Buchan, C. Dalrymple, Col. Farquharson, Col. McDouall, Col. Rattray, A. Wauchope, Burgh of Kirkcudbright; includes IRELAND: Marquis of Ormonde, Viscount Gormanston, Sir R. O'Donnell, Bart., Trinity College Dublin, College of Irish Franciscans (Louvain) Dublin, Col. Towneley (Supplementary)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), House of Lords, Marquis of Ormonde, Lord Elphinstone, Sir R.A.O. Dalyell, Bart., Sir Archibald Grant, Bart., Hon. H.C. Maxwell Stuart, Duke of Leinster, Marquis of Drogheda, Lord Macartney, Rinuccini Memoirs, Earl of Leicester, Earl Manvers, Earl of Pembroke, Chandos Pole Gell, Earl of Devon, Alfred Morrison, Rev. W. Pyne and the Rev. A.J. Woodforde, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), House of Lords, Marquis of Salisbury, Earl of Denbigh, Earl of Egmont, Lord Sackville, Sir Frederick Graham, Bart., Sir Alexander Malet, Bart., Sir Harry Verney Bart., Ayscough Fawkes, G.H. Finch, G.E. Frere, G. Alan Lowndes, Captain St. John Mildmay, W. More Molyneux, Sidney E.E. Bouverie-Pusey, Rev. Thos. Webb, County of Somerset, Duke of Atholl, Earl of Southesk, James Douglas of Cavers, T. Fenton Livingstone, W. Oliver Rutherford, Marquis of Ormonde, includes , Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), includes Ireland, , Church, Chancery, Papacy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), includes Ireland, , Wales, Channel Islands
- Manuscript sources (guide to), includes Printed primary sources, Ireland, James Caulfeild, Memoirs, Politics, Government, Volunteers, United Irishmen, 798 rising
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Administration, Politics
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Archives, Army
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Archives, Library
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Barnabe Goche, Towns, Maps, Cartography, Urban topography, Urban development
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Calendars, Clergy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Catalogue, Includes printed primary sources
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Christ Church, Crede mihi, Archbishop Alen's register, John Alen (Archbishop of Dublin) (d. 530)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Church, Cathedral, Cartularies, Munster
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Church, Diocese, Leinster
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Church, Leinster
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Church of Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Connacht, Local government, Urban
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Clergy, Bishops
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Education abroad, Italy, Roman Catholicism, Tobias Kirkby (Rector of Irish College at Rome)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Family histories, Genealogy, William Montgomery (d. 707), Ulster settlement, Irish colonization
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Fitzgerald family
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Gaelic language
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Gaelic language, Book of Kells, Psalters, The Cathach
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Includes Estates, Estate boundaries, Cartography, Hill family
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Irish, Family, Genealogy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Legal, Printed primary sources
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Leinster, Bodleian Library Oxford, Archives
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Leinster, Christopher de Preston, Landholding
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Letters, Roman Catholicism, Papacy, Hiberno-papal relations
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Local government, Urban
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Local government, Urban, County Waterford (Munster)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Local government, Urban, Munster
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Lords Annesley, Includes Photography
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Papacy, Vatican, Irish clergy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Philosophy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Probate
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Probate, Genealogy, Galway (Connacht)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Probate, Inheritance, Registers of births, Ecclesiastical records, Population, Genealogy, County Cavan (Ulster)
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Record Office (guide to), Antrim, Armagh, Fermanagh, Londonderry
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Religion
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Religious life, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan order, Monasteries
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Bishops
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Clergy, Ecclesiastical administration, Papacy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Roman Catholicism
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Royal Irish Academy of the gift of Charles Haliday of Dublin (Acts of the Privy Council in Ireland, 556-57), Sir William Ussher's Table to the Council Book, Table to the Red Council Book
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, St Patrick's College, Maynooth, Poetry
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, The Cathach, Gospels, Psalters, Hymnals
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland, Wales, Gaelic language, Gaelic literature, Antiquarianism, Lexicography, Manuscript collecting
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Ireland; Contemporary printed material, Ireland, Archives, Public records
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Jews, Religious refugees, Protestantism, Protestantism
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Legal, Court of chancery, includes Wales, Ireland, Channel Islands
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Legal, includes , Wales, Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Manuscript illumination,
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Manuscript illumination, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Papacy, Roman Catholicism, Archivo Segreto Vaticano, Anglo-Papal relations, , Hiberno-Papal relations
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Population, Genealogy, Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Printed primary sources, , Book of Howth, Thomas Bray, Conquest of Ireland, Archives, Family
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Printed primary sources, , Book of Howth, Thomas Bray, Conquest of Ireland, Archives, Family
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Public Record Office, Political dissidents, Land tenure, includes Ireland, Political and constitutional
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Roman Catholicism, Nigeria, Missions, Ireland, Women
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Roman Catholicism, Papacy, Anglo-Papal relations, Hiberno-Papal relations, Papacy
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Roman Catholicism, Society of Jesus, Clergy, Ireland
- Manuscript sources (guide to), Vatican archives, Pope Clement VIII, Pope Paul V, Papal administration, Roman Catholic Church, Counter Reformation, Roman Catholicism
- Manuscript sources (index to), Warrants, Land grants, Irish plantation, English administration
- Manuscript sources, , Ireland
- Manuscript sources, Bibliography, , , Wales, Incunabula
- Manuscript sources, Bibliography, , Ireland, Isle of Man, Channel Islands, Local history
- Manuscript sources, Calendar, Extracts, , Government, Politics
- Manuscript sources, Calendar, Extracts, , Politics, Government
- Manuscript sources, Deeds, Charters, Public Record Office, William Pitt (st earl of Chatham), William Pitt the Younger, Military history
- Manuscript sources, includes Ireland
- Manuscript sources, includes Ireland, includes Navy, includes Levant Company
- Manuscript sources, Ireland
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Archivo Segreto Vaticano, Roman Catholicism, Church, Papacy, Rome
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Galway
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Counter-Reformation, Urban, St Nicholas' Church, County Galway
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Cromwellian settlement, Sir William Petty
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Ecclesiastical administration, Episcopal registers, John Allen (archbishop of Dublin, d.534), Church of Ireland
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Grand jury presentments, Watermarks, County Cork (Munster)
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Italy, Church, Annates, Michael Costello
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Limerick, Medicine, Dr Thomas Arthur
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Literature, Library
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Papacy, Hiberno-papal relations
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Population, Family history, Baptisms, Marriages
- Manuscript sources, Ireland, Roman Catholicism
- Manuscript sources, Nobility
- Manuscript sources, Vatican
- Manuscript transmission, Anglo-Saxon, Irish influence,
- Manx Gaelic
- Manx language
- Maori
- Maori language
- Maos, atlases and plans
- Map
- Mapping
- Maps
- Maps, atlases and plans
- Maps, atlases and plans, atlases and plans
- Maps, atlases and plans, atlases and plans -
- Maps, atlases and plans, ing and cartography
- Maps, atlases and plans, Non-written sources
- Maps, estate
- Maps and atlases
- Maps and atlasesd
- Maps and cartography
- Maps and plans
- Maps atlases and plans
- Maps Atlases and plans
- Maps atlases and plans, printed media
- Maratydom and hagiography
- Marble
- Marcher Lordships
- Marching
- Marcus (Irish monk), Manuscript studies, Religion, general
- Maria Edgeworth, Ireland, Novelists, Women
- Maria Edgeworth, Jonathan Swift, W.B. Yeats, North America, Migration, Ireland
- Marine archaeology
- Marine archaeology; Yachts, royal
- Marine defences
- Marine engineering
- Marine life
- Marines
- Marist brothers
- Marist sisters
- Marital law
- Marital relations
- Maritime
- Maritime, sources
- Maritime archaeology
- Maritime exploration
- Maritime law
- Maritime life
- Marketing
- Marketing and distribution
- Marketing boards
- Markets
- Markets and fairs
- Markets and Fairs
- Marriage
- Marriage, arranged
- Marriage equality
- Marriage licences
- Marriages, registration of
- Marshall Aid
- Marshall aid
- Martello towers
- Martial law
- Martyrdom and hagiography
- Martyrdom and Hagiography
- Martyrdom and hagiography
- Martyrdom and hagiography, female
- Martyrdon and Hagiography
- Martyrology and hagiography
- Martyrs
- Marxism
- Mary Delany (née Granville) = Mary Pendarves (by first marriage), 'Flower mosaic', Literature, Ireland, Autobiography, Opera, John Gay (d. 732), Georg Friedrich Handel
- Mary Immaculate College
- Maryland, Agriculture, Ireland
- Masculinity
- Masculinty
- Masonry bridges
- Masons
- Masons' marks
- Masque
- Mass, Theology, Gaelic language
- Massachusetts, Boston, Irish, Ireland
- Massacre
- Massacre, Commonwealth
- Massacres, Amritsar (99)
- Mass rock
- Mass rocks
- Masturbation
- Material culture
- Material Culture
- Material evidence, Archaeological finds, Coins, Decoration, Ceramics, Manufactures, Distribution, includes Ireland, , Overseas trade
- Materialism
- Material science and metallurgy
- Materials science and metallurgy
- Maternal mortality
- Maternity services
- Mathematical education
- Mathematics
- Mathematics
Philosophy
Mental health
- Matyrdom and hagiography
- Maurice O'Fihely (d. 53), Richard Fitzralph (d. 360)
- Mausolea
- Mayors
- McCann & Hill
- McCann & Hill Ltd
- Means testing
- Measurement and observation
- Meat
- Meath Antiquarian Society
- Meath Archaeological and Historical Society
- Meath Archeological and Historical Society
- Meath Chronicle'
- Mechanical engineering
- Mechanics
- Mechanics' Institutes
- Mechanization
- Medal;s and decorations
- Medals
- Medals, military
- Medals and decoration
- Medals and decorations
- Medhop family
- Media
- Media, collection of
- Media, general
- Media, Irish
- Media and communication
- Media and communications
- Media general
- Medical books;
- Medical education
- Medical education, Ireland, Wales
- Medical ethics
- Medical history and health
- Medical institutions
- Medical Institutions
- Medical institutions - Medical Missionaries of Mary
- Medical literature
- Medical missionaries
- Medical Missionaries of Mary
- Medical personnel
- Medical practice
- Medical Practice
- Medical practice, English expeditions, Civil Wars, includes , , includes Navy
- Medical practice, Epidemiology, , Gaulish sources, Frankish sources, Myths, Miracles
- Medical practice, forensic psychiatry
- Medical practice, nursing
- Medical practice, optometry
- Medical practice, Social conditions, Recruitment, , Elizabeth I, English expeditions
- Medical practice, Social conditions, Recruitment, includes Ireland, English expeditions
- Medical profession
- Medical profession, biography
- Medical professions
- Medical reform
- Medical research; Cancer; Robins
- Medical science
- Medical sciences
- Medical training
- Medical treatment
- Medicial institutions
- Medicical practice
- Medicine
- Medicine, alternative
- Medicine, Ether, Chloroform, Nitrous oxide, Analgesia, Technology
- Medicine, Ireland, Sir William Robert Wills Wilde
- Medicine, spiritual
- Medicine, veterinary
- Medicine: Church control
- Medicine: Gaelic medical families
- Medicine
Medical practice
Medical reform
Public health policy
Industry
Industry, pharmaceutical
- Medieval
- Medieval dynasties
- Medievalism
- Medievalism, imperial
- Medievalism
Ecclesiastical
Piety and religious practice
Archaeological sources
Tanning
Myth and legend
- Medieval pottery from Wood Quay, Dublin
- Medievalsim
- Medieval studies
- Meeting-houses
- Meeting houses;
- Megalithic art
- Megalithic tombs
- Melbourne Morning Herald and General Daily Advertiser
- Member of Parliament (Trim)
- Member of Parliament, Tory Party, Army, Members of Parliament
- Membership
- Members of Parliament
- Members of parliament
- Members of Parliament, Politics, Oxford University, Cambridge University, Edward I, Edward III, James I, Robert Cecil (st Earl of Salisbury), Sir Edward Coke, , Anthony Wood, Universities, Education, Collective biography
- Members of parliament, teachtaí Dála
- Members of parliament/teachtaí Dála
- Memoir
- Memoirs
- Memoirs and autobiographies
- Memorials
- Memorials, Ireland
- Memorials, monuments and commemorations
- Memories
- Memories of war
- Memory
- Memory, folk
- Memory, historical
- Memory, popular
- Men
- Men's organizations
- Mendicant friars
- Mendicants
- Mental asylums
- Mental handicap
- Mental health
- Mental Health
- Mental health and healthcare
- Mental health and mental health care
- Mental hospitals and asylums
- Mentalities
- Mercantilism
- Mercenaries
- Mercenaries, Aliens, Protestants, France, Biography, Glorious Revolution, includes Ireland
- Mercenaries, William III, Recruitment, Politics and government, Warfare, Battles, English expeditions, Frederick Herman Schomberg (Duke of Schomberg), includes Ireland
- Merchandise
- Merchant navy
- Merchant Navy
- Merchants
- Merchant shipping
- Mermaid
- Merrchant Navy
- Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force
- Metal
- Metal artefacts
- Metallurgy - Decorative and applied arts
- Metals
- Metals, includes Ireland
- Metalurgy
- Metalwork
- Metalwork, ,
- Metalwork, , , Wales
- Metalwork, decorative and applied arts
- Metalwork, Gold, Silver, Pewter, , Includes Religion, general
- Metalwork, Ireland, Wales
- Metalwork, Sculpture, Manuscript illumination, includes Ireland, Overseas comparisons, Eastern Mediterranean
- Metalwork - Decorative and applied arts
- Metalwork : Decorative and applied arts
- Metal workers
- Metalworkers
- Metal workers, rural
- Metal workers
Silversmiths
Decorative and applied arts
Skilled labour
Jewellery
- Meteorology
- Methodism
- Methodism, Immigrants
- Methodism, Nonconformity, , Morality, Charles Stewart Parnell
- Methodist
- Methodist Historical Society of Ireland
- Methodists
- Metropolitan Fire Brigade
- Mexican–American War, 846-848
- Microcredit
- Microscopes
- Microtoponyms
- Middle Ages
- Middle classes
- Middle Classes
- Middle English
- Middle English: Middle Hiberno-English
- Middle Irish
- Middleman system
- Middlemen
- Middleweight Championship
- Midgard serpent
- Midical science
- Midland Great Western Railway
- Midland Great Western Railway Company
- Midwifery and obstetrics
- Midwinter solstice
- Migrant return
- Migrants
- Migrants, returning
- Migratio
- Migration
- migration
- Migration, , Sources (use of), Lancashire
- Migration, assisted
- Migration, Australia, Canada, United States of America, Ireland
- Migration, child
- Migration, Ethnic groups, non-indigenous
- Migration, female
- Migration, French Protestants, Banking, Industry, Ireland
- Migration, historiography of
- Migration, inward
- Migration, Ireland
- Migration, Ireland, Religion, Chartism, Irish Nationalism
- Migration, Irish
- Migration, rural
- Migration, Scottish
- Migration, seasonal
- Migration, Social integration, Minorities, includes Ireland
- Migration, Welsh
- Migration
Famine
Oral history
Social identity
Cultural identity
- Migration policy
- Migration
Social mobility
- Milestones
- Mililtia
- Militant labour, Irish Labour movement, Industrial relations
- Militarism
- Military
- Military, Army, , American colonies, World War I, World War II
- Military, Army, Infantry, Military organisation, , Wales,
- Military, Army, Warfare, Topography
- Military, Defensive architecture, includes Ireland, , Wales
- Military, general
- Military, general
Engineering
ing
- Military, Includes Irish Republican Army
- Military, Nonconformity, Society of Friends, Religious radicalism, Sects, Ireland
- Military-civil relations
- Military administration
- Military aircraft
- Military architecture
- Military Architecture
- Military architecture,
- Military architecture, Fortifications, includes Ireland, , Wales
- Military barracks
- Military campaigns
- Military cemeteries
- Military chaplains
- Military Chaplains
- Military chaplains, Irish
- Military command
- Military communications
- Military court
- Military discipline
- Military engineering
- Military engineering, Fortifications, Napoleonic Wars, Wars, Napoleonic (1803-1805)
- Military feudalism, The Pale, Hosting, Levies
- Military formations
- Military general
- Military Heritage of Ireland trust
- Military history
- Military history
- Military History
- Military History Bureau
- Military hospitals
- Military intelligence
- Military law
- Military morale
- Military music
- Military music, Army, includes , Ireland, Overseas influences
- Military nursing
- Military orders
- Military Orders
- Military pensions
- Military personnel
- Military police
- Military records
- Military recruitment
- Military science, Elizabeth I, includes Ireland
- Military service
- Military Service Pensions Collection, 96-923
- Military strategy
- Military strategy and tactics, urban
- Military supply and logistics
- Military tactics
- Military training
- Military training and education
- Military uniforms
- Military Uniforms
- Military vehicles
- Military volunteers
- Military Volunteers
- Militia
- Militia, Gaelic
- Militia, Local government, Lords Lieutenant, Deputy Lieutenants, Includes Lancashire, Cheshire, Gentry, Nobility, Stanley family, Defence, Invasion threats,
- Militia Act (1793)
- Militia barracks
- Militia Interchange Act (8)
- Militia records
- Militias
- Milk
- Milk and Dairies Bill (1935)
- Millenarianism
- Millenialism
- Millenialism; Apocalypticism
- Millennium celebrations
- Millfield Flax Spinning and Weaving Company
- Millinary
- Milling
- Mills
- Mills, bark
- Mills, capstan
- Mills, cotton
- Mills, fulling
- Mills, grain
- Mills, gunpowder
- Mills, horse
- Mills, spade
- Mills, textile
- Mills, tide
- Mills, timber
- Mills, water
- Mills, Water
- Mill stones
- Mill Workers Strike 1874
- Millwrights
- Miltary, general
- Miltary records
- Minatures
- Mineral processing
- Mineral resources
- Minerals
- Miners
- Mines (Warfare)
- Mine trial
- Miniatures
- Minimum wages
- Mining
- Mining, copper
- Mining, lead
- Mining, Lead
- Mining, Manganese
- Mining, metal ores
- Mining, tin
- Mining, zinc
- Mining, Zinc
- Mining accidents
- Ministers
- Minning
- Minoresses
- Minorities
- Minorities, cultural
- Minorities, religious
- Minorities, Trade Unionism, Labour history, Migration, includes Ireland
- Minsters
- Minstrels
- Mints
- Miracles
- Mirgation
- Mirrors
- Miscegenation
- Misogyny
- Mission
- Missionaries
- Missionaries, Christianity, Conversion
- Missionaries, Church organisation, includes Ireland
- Missionaries, female
- Missionaries, Paulinus (d. 644), St Aidan, St Hilda (d. 680, Abbess of Whitby), St Cuthbert (d. 687), St Wilfrid (d. 709, Bishop of York), Benedict Biscop (d. 790), St Ceolfrith (d. 76, Abbot of Wearmouth), Bede (d. 735), Lindisfarne (Northumberland), Celtic church, Monastic foundations, includes Ireland
- Missionaries, Westphalia, Germany, includes , Ireland
- Missionaries of the Sacred Heart
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- missions
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- Missions, Maynooth (St Columban's Foreign Missionary Society)
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- Model communities
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- Models
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- Model villages; Garden cities
- Moderate Puritanism, James Ussher (Archbishop of Armagh), Ireland
- Modern architecture
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- Modernisation
- Modernism
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- Modern languages, study of
- Modern police forces
- Monarchy
- Monarchy, Foreign relations, Political thought, Party politics, Nationalism, American colonies, includes Ireland, Edmund Burke (d. 797)
- Monarchy, includes , Ireland
- Monarchy, includes , Wales, Ireland
- Monarchy, Rebellion, includes , includes Ireland, Trade, Overseas relations, France
- Monarchy, Religious policy, Roman Catholicism, Political exiles, includes , Ireland, Biography
- Monarchy, Welsh
- Monarchy.
- Monasteries
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- Monasteries, dissolution of
- Monasteries, Foreign relations (Francia)
- Monasteries, Premonstratensian order, includes Ireland, [?], Wales [?]
- Monasteries, Protestantism
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- Money Bill Dispute, Undertakers
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- Monuments, memorials and commemerations
- Monuments, memorials and commemorastions
- Monuments, memorials and commemoration
- Monuments, memorials and commemorations
- Monuments,memorials and commemorations
- Monuments, Memorials and commemorations
- Monuments, memorials and inscriptions
- Monuments, public
- Monuments memorials and commemorations
- Moore's Irish Melodies
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- Moore, Frederick William, Sir, 857–949
- Moore, George Augustus, 852-933
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- Mulattos
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- Multiple Sclerosis Society of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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- Murder
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- Nationalism and Patriotism
- nationalism and patriotism
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Strikes
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- National Library of Ireland MS G 992
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- National Museum of Ireland
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- Naturopath
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- Naval architecture
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- Navy
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- Navy, English expedition
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- Navy, includes Ireland
- Navy, Irish
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- Nazism
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- Neutrality
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- Neutrality, wartime
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- New English
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- Newespapers
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- New Ireland Assurance
- New Land League
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- Newsprint
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- Nobility
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- Nobility, Ireland, Jews, Social structure
- Nobility, Private finances, Administration, Profits of office, includes Ireland, Thomas Wentworth (st Earl of Strafford)
- Nobility, Royal administration, Parliament, , , Heraldry
- Nomadism
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- Non-written sources
- Non-written Sources
- non-written sources
- Non-Written sources
- Non-written sources (guide to), , Astronomy, Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Navigation
- Non-written sources (guide to), includes , Wales, Ireland
- Non-written sources, archaeological
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- Non-written sources, maps
- Non-written sources, Printed primary sources, Antiquities, Ireland, Coinage, Commerce, Historiography, Romans, Carthaginians
- Non-written sources - Film
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- Nonconformity
- Nonconformity, Chapels, Dissent, Religious architecture, , Includes Protestant nonconformity
- Nonconformity, Irish
- Nonconformity, Irish; Churches, Baptist, Irish
- Nonconformity, Irish; Churches, Protestant, Irish
- Nonconformity, Irish; Huguenots, Irish
- Nonconformity, Methodist missions, , Canada, United States of America
- Nonconformity, Protestantism, , , Wales
- Nonconformity, Quakers, , Charity
- Nonconformity, Sects, Sources, includes Wales, Ireland
- NorAid
- Norman conquest, Ireland
- Norman French
- Norman invasion
- Normans
- Normans, , Invasion, Conquest, Government, Administration
- Normans, Irish, Historiography of
- Normans, William II (Rufus), Henry I, Charters, Rebellion, Poitou, Normandy, includes Wales, Ireland
- Norsemen
- North America, Labour, Servitude, Pennsylvania, , Migration
- North Atlantic Treaty Association
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- North Cork Militia
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- Northern Ireland
- Northern Ireland, Neutrality, Anglo-Irish Treaty, Act of Union, Ireland
- Northern Ireland, troubles
- Northern Ireland, troubles, 968-998
- Northern Ireland, troubles 968-98
- Northern Ireland, troubles 968-998
- Northern Ireland, troubles 1968-1998
- Northern Ireland: Troubles, 968-98
- Northern Ireland Assembly
- Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
- Northern Ireland Labour Party
- Northern Ireland Women's Coalition
- Northern Irfeland, troubles, 968-998
- North Irish Horse
- Notebooks
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- n revolution
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- Nuclear disarmament
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- Numismatics, Mints, includes Ireland
- Numismatics, study of
- Nuncios, papal
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- O'Donnell clan
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- Oakboys
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- Oath of Allegiance
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- Oaths
- Oatmeal
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- Occult
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- Occupation
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- Occupational health
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- Ocean liners
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- Ochremining
- OECD: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
- Offaly Historical and Archaeological Society
- Office-holding
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- Office of Arms
- Office of Public Works, Ireland
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- Office of Works
- Officers
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- Ogam
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- Old Irish language
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- Oliver Cromwell (posthumous reputation), Archibald Philip Primrose (5th Earl Rosebery), Liberal Party, Queen Victoria, John Morley (Viscount Morley), , Irish Nationalism Party
- Oliver Cromwell, Civil Wars, Protectorate, Parliament, Military
- Oliver Cromwell, English Civil Wars, New Model Army, Army, Charles I, , , Strategy, Tactics, Warfare
- Oliver Cromwell, New Model Army, Officers, Protectorate, Commonwealth, Puritanism, Biography, Long Parliament, Civil Wars, , , Historiography
- Oliver Goldsmith (d. 774), Author, , Travel in Europe
- Olympic Games
- Olympic games
- Olympic games 980
- Olympics
- Online catalogue
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- Onomastics
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- Opera
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- Opinion polls
- Opium trade
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- Opposition
- Optical health and optical care
- Optical instruments
- Optical telegraphy; Inventions
- Optics
- Oral communication
- Oral history
- Oral History
- Oral history
- Oral History Network of ireland
- Orality
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- Oral sources
- Oral tradition
- Orangeism, Sectarianism, Ports
- Orangemen
- Orange Order
- Orange order
- Orange Order. Belfast County Grand Orange Lodge; Pictorial works
- Orangism
- Oratorio
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- Orchestral music
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- Order, disorder and legal history
- Order of Friars Minor
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- Order of St John of God
- Order of St John of Jerusalem
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- Orders, religious
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- Ordinance of Ireland, 84Quarrying
- Ordination
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- Ordnance
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- Ordnance Ireland
- Ordnance Ireland Discovery series
- Ordnance Memoirs
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- Ordnance Piety and religious practice
- Ordnance Place names
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- Ordnance Publishing
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- Ordnance Report 840
- Ordnance Rheumatic fever
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- Ordnance Social life and conduct
- Ordnance Social relations
- Ordnance survey
- Ordnance survey letters
- Ordnance survey
Mapping
Folklore
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Place names
Social life
- Ordnance survey memoirs
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- Organ
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- Organisation of archives, Ireland, Estate papers, Ecclesiastical records, Sources (guide to)
- Organisation of archives, Ireland, Orange Order, United Irishmen
- Organisation of time
- Organist
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- Organization for Security and Cooperative movement in Europe
- Organization of time
- Organs (musical instruments)
- Oriental influences
- Orientalism
- Orientalism, Irish
- Oriental studies
- Ornamentation, Preservation
- Ornaments
- Ornithology
- Orpahanages
- Orphanages
- Orphans
- Orthodox churches
- Orthography
- Orthography, Latin
- Orthography and spelling
- Oscar O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, Disease, Health, Death and dying, , Paris, Author
- Ossian
- Ossian (Macpherson)
- Ossianic poems
- Ossianic Society
- Osteoarchaeology
- Otago (NZ)
- Other Christian churches and sects
- Otherworldly journey
- Our Boys
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- Our Lady's Nurses for the Poor, "Brown Nurses"
- Outlawry
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- Outrage reports
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- Overseas trade, France, includes Ireland
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- Overseas trade, includes Ireland, Wales
- Overseas trade, Merchants, Shipping, Coal, Currency exchange, Banking, Insurance, Crime, Smuggling, Ireland, includes Ships and boats
- Overseas trade, Navigation,
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- Overseas trade, Ports, Slave trade, , Sir Thomas Johnson (d. 728)
- Overseas travel
- Overseers of the poor
- Oxen
- Oxford Group
- Oxford History of Early Modern Europe
- Oxford Movement
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- Oyster farming
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- Pacifism
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- page nos missing
- Painters
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- Pakistanis
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- Paris Commune
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- Parochial libraries
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- Party Processions Act
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- Patronage - Arts
- Pawnshops
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- Peace
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- Peace-building; Politics and government
- Peace-keeping
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- Peace Groups
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- Peace process
- Peace Process
- Peace process; Conflict
- Peace process; Muslim Brothers
- Peace settlements
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- Peasantry
- Peat
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- Pedlars
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- Pelagianism
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- Penal laws
- Penal laws, Religious persecutions
- Penal policy and reform
- Penance
- Penicillin
- Peninsular war
- Peninsular war, Waterloo, Napoleonic war, Richard Colley Wellesley (Marquis Wellesley), includes India, includes Ireland
- Penitential handbooks
- Penitentials
- Pennsylvania, Migration, Ireland
- Pennsylvania, Migration, Ireland
- Pennsylvania; migration; settlement, includes Ireland
- Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR); Investigation
- Pens
- Pensions
- Pensions, military
- Pensions, old age
- Pensions, widows'
- Pentecostalism
- People's Democracy
- Peregrinatio
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- Performance
- Performance (Music)
- Performing arts
- Performing Arts
- performing arts
- Periodicals
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- Persian language
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- Personal names.
- Personal narrative
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- Personal Rule
- Personnel management
- Peterloo massacre (89)
- Petitions
- Petrol engines
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- Pewter
- Pharmacology
- Pharmacy
- Philanthropy
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- Philology and Lexicography
- Philosophy
- Philosophy, Pierre Bayle, David Hume, George Berkeley, includes , Ireland
- Philosophy
Education
Children
- Philosophy
Theory
Correspondence
- Photo-journalism
- Photographs
- Photographs - GAA
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- Photography
- Photography, aerial
- Photojournalism
- Phrenology
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- Physical degeneracy
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- Physical sciences
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- Physics
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- Physiology
- Pianist
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- Pictorial works
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- Picts
- Pictures as historical sources
- Picturesque movement
- Piers
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- Piety, Mysticism, includes Printed primary sources, Theology, Poetry, Literature, includes Ireland
- Piety and religioua practice
- Piety and religious belief
- Piety and religious opractice
- Piety and religious practic
- Piety and religious practice
- Piety and Religious practice
- piety and religious practice
- Piety and religious practice, elite
- Piety and religious practice, female
- Piety and religious practice, popular
- Piety and religious practice
Pilgrimage
Medievalism
Bible
Overseas travel
Relics
Gaels
Celts
- Piety and religious practices
- Piety and religious practise
- Piety and religious thought
- Pigeons
- Pigott forgeries
- Pigs
- Pilgrimage
- Pilgrimage
Piety and religious practice
Civil-military relations
Travel
- Pillory
- Pilotage
- Pilotage; Compensation
- Piloting
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- Pins
- Pipe organs
- Pipe rolls
- Pipes, clay
- Pipes, tobacco
- Pipes, Uilleann
- Pipes;
- Piracy
- Piracy, Foreign relations, , Portugal, includes Ireland
- Piracy, literary
- Piracy
Crime and misdemeanour
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- Printed primary source, Vita Sancti Fursei, Hagiography, Ireland
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- Printed primary sources, De excidio Britanniae, Includes Epistularum Gildae deperditarum fragmentas, De poenitentia, Ireland
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Correspondence
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, County Tipperary, Domestic property, Proprietors
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Documents, Personal finances, Correspondence
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Domestic property, Proprietors, County Kilkenny
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Donal Cam O'Sullivan Beare, Gaelic chief
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Dunmore (County Galway), Ballinrobe (County Mayo), Social, Daily life
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Dynasties, Textual analysis, O'Clery family, County Donegal, Michael O Clery (= Mícheál Ó Cléirigh)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Easter controversy, Computistics, Monastic disputes
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Ecclesiastical history, Roman Catholicism, Vatican archives, Letters
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Episcopal administration, Decayed churches
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Farming, Daniel Augustus Beaufort (d. 82)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Father William Tirry OSA, Roman Catholic Church, Cromwellian Ireland, Persecution, Martyrs, Clergy, Augustinians, James O'Mahony, Filippo Visconti, Correspondence
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Father William Tirry OSA, Roman Catholic Church, Cromwellian Ireland, Persecution, Martyrs, Matthew Fogarty, Augustinians, Clergy, Counter Reformation, Walter Conway, Contemporary printed material (description of)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Foreigners' descriptions
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Foreign relations, Williamite Wars, Richard Talbot (Earl of Tyrconnel)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Funerary monuments, Hospital of the Holy Ghost, Hospices, Parish registers, County Waterford
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Gaelic warfare, Gallowglass (Irish mercenaries)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Gaelic warfare, Ulster, Alexander MacDonnell, Shane O'Neill (2nd Earl of Tyrone)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Genealogy, Munster, Cathan O Duinnin (fl. 320)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, General
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, George Berkeley (Bishop of Cloyne), Sir John Percival (2nd Earl of Egmont), Philosophy
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Gerald Fitzgerald (9th earl of Kildare)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Geraldine League, Connacht
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Gerald of Wales, Historiography
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Government, Recusancy, Roman Catholicism
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Hagiography
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Hugh Reily, Oliver Plunket, Treaty of Limerick
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Industry, Iron smelting, Mining, Youghal, Bantry, Cork City (County Cork), Boyles (Earls of Cork), McCarthys
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Inheritance, Brehon law, Gaelic society
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Inheritance, O'Briens of Thomond
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Irish, Leabhar na gCeart, Poetry, Prose
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Irish, Poetry, Kings of Ulster
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Irish Catholic Society, Peers, Urban, Irish republicanism, Military, County Wexford
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Irish Republican Brotherhood (includes constitutions), Nationalism, Fenians, United Brotherhood (Clan Na Gael), Political radicalism
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, John Norden
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Landed estates, Estate management, Agriculture, Ulster
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Landholding, County Louth
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Land ownership, Cromwellian settlement, County Kerry
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Land ownership, Down survey, Cromwellian Confiscation, Restoration settlement
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Language, Dialect, Culture, Hiberno-English
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Law
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Learned societies, Periodicals, Publishing
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Legal, James Hewitt (Viscount Lifford)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Legal, Judicial, Conciliar jurisdiction
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Leinster
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Leinster, Topography
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Letters, France, Military affairs
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Letters, Wales, Cornwall,
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature (Irish), Poetry, Irish language
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Bards, Mercenaries, Plantation
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Buildings, Bardic verse
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Court poetry
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Culture, Gaelic, Nationalism
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Historiography, Legal
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Legends, Myths, Romance
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Literature, Letters, Reverend Patrick Delany
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Local, Munster
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Local government, Urban, County Waterford
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Medical practice, Salary, Dr Joseph Waterhouse, Army doctors
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- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Monasticism, Liturgy, Mael Ruain (d. 792), John Colgan
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, Dublin: St. Patrick's Cathedral, Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College Dublin
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, Epigraphy, County Louth
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Monumental inscriptions, Leinster, Munster, Limerick City (County Limerick), Youghal (County Cork)
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Munster, Church of Ireland, Diocese of Cork & Ross
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Mythology, Paganism, Christianity, Literature
- Printed primary sources, Ireland, Nationalism, Labour, Revolution, Violence, Religion, Economic, Social conditions
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- Robert Devereux (2nd Earl of Essex), Plots, Elizabeth I, , Royal household, Patronage, Affinity, Military, Piracy, Rebellion, Biography
- Robertson, William, 705-783
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