1. IRISH LITERATURE, MYTHOLOGY, FOLKLORE, AND DRAMA Compiles links to dozens of resources presenting history, languages, music, and specific legends. Irish History on the Web. History of Ireland. ireland history in Maps http://www.luminarium.org/mythology/ireland

HISTORY LANGUAGE PERIODICALS The Story of the Irish Race Irish History on the Web History of Ireland Ireland History in Maps ... Gaelic Languages - Links Pronunciation of Irish Gaelic Learn Gaelic with the Chieftain LingoLab - Learn Irish Interactive Irish Lessons ... Hornpipe Magazine LITERATURE Encyclopedia of the Celts Knud Mariboe Early Modern Irish Poetry Maureen S. O'Brien Sonnets from Ireland E. Blomquist Irish Poetry Page Dagmar Müller Colum's Anthology of Irish Verse Bartleby.com The Book of Kells Carmina Gadelica CELT Irish Electronic Texts Classics Ireland ... Bibliography of 19th-c. Irish Literature - Julia M. Wright Irish Lit. of the 20th Century - Mac McGuire Irish Literature - Island Ireland Irish Writers' Centre Jonathan Swift Jonathan Swift Biography - Incompetech Gulliver's Travels Project - L. Jaffe Tale of a Tub Project - Deep Singh Gulliver's Travels - UTEL "A Modest Proposal" - UTEL "Treatise on Good Manners and Good Breeding" - Bartleby.com "Argument Against Abolishing Christianity" "Letter Of Advice To A Young Poet" Selected Poetry of Swift - UTEL Oscar Wilde Wilde Biography - Ireland's Eye The Official Home Page of Oscar Wilde The World-Wide Wilde Web Complete Works of Oscar Wilde - Cyrus CELT: Oscar Wilde Oscariana - jOnnO NYC Poetry of Oscar Wilde - Bartleby.com

2. Irish History On The Web Comprehensive site offers documents, genealogical tools, timelines, reading lists and Northern ireland history. http://wwwvms.utexas.edu/~jdana/irehist.html

Search this site powered by FreeFind What's New on this site General Irish History Historical Documents ... Irish Internet Hub Please visit the LarkSpirit Bookshop to purchase online a wide variety of books on all aspects of Irish history! Irish History on the Web was created on 21 November 1995. Last updated on 2 September 1999. Irish History on the Web is NOT another "links" page, but instead provides a unique resource for anyone interested in learning about or researching a wide variety of Irish history topics. Like a sourcebook, most of the links found here will lead to primary documents, original essays, bibliographies or specific informational sites, all of which are visited prior to inclusion on this site. This website is a purely volunteer effort and is wholly non-commercial. Suggestions and contributions are welcome - please email jdana@utxsvs.cc.utexas.edu

3. Ireland: History, Culture, & Christian Heritage Links Dig into a collection of resources on the history and culture of the Irish. Learn about Irish and Celtic music, and meet St. Patrick. Ceili Rain Web Site. A History of Ireland in Song (Paul Dunne) http://ic.net/~erasmus/RAZ30.HTM

I R E L A N D History, Culture, and Christian Heritage Links Door to Kilmore Cathedral (12th century) Click the banner to learn more about and purchase this book and additional popular apologetics and theology titles by Dave Armstrong "Coming down from Downpatrick, stopping off at St. John's Point . . . Strangford Lough early in the morning. Drove through Shrigly taking pictures and on to Killyleagh. Stopped off for Sunday papers at the Lecale district, just before Coney Island. "On and on, over the hill to Ardglass in the Jamjar, autumn sunshine, magnificent and all shining through . . . And all the time going to Coney Island I'm thinking, 'wouldn't it be great if it was like this all the time?' " Van Morrison, Coney Island C O N T E N T S (Hyper-linked) Book of Kells (Illuminated Bible Manuscript) Castles and Cathedrals History ... Search / Extensive Links: Irish and Celtic Book of Kells (Illuminated Bible Manuscript) Catholic Encyclopedia BOOK OF KELLS Book of Kells illuminated manuscript images ... SCHOOL OF KELLS Castles and Cathedrals The Castles of Antrim Blarney Castles of Ireland Dublin ... Kilmore (Mayo Abbey) ABBEY AND SCHOOL OF CLONMACNOISE Celtic Christianity Celtic Christianity Booklist Celtic Spirituality Handout ... On Bards, And Bardic Circles

4. Ireland's History In Maps Has Moved Offers a collection of maps that span from 150 BCE to the 1840s. Many of the maps also include a brief description. http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/2/iremaps.htm

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5. BBC News | Northern Ireland | Key Events In Northern Ireland History KEY EVENTS IN NORTHERN IRELAND'S HISTORY Key events in Northern ireland history. Ireland has been divided administratively since 1922 when the Irish Free State http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/1998/northern_ireland/newsid_100

Front Page UK World Business ... Site Map Tuesday, January 13, 1998 Published at 07:21 GMT Special Report Key events in Northern Ireland history Ireland has been divided administratively since 1922 when the Irish Free State was formed 12th century First involvement by England in Irish affairs when the Earl of Pembroke, known as Strongbow, intervenes in a local dispute in Leinster in 1170 . King Henry II lands the following year. English expansion continues and in 1177, Ulster is conquered by soldiers led by John de Courcy. 14th/15th centuries English expansion halted and then reversed. By the end of the period, English possessions are limited to a small area around Dublin. the 'Pale'. Everything outside is regarded as savage, giving rise to the expression 'beyond the pale'. 16th century First Henry VIII and then Elizabeth I take an increasing interest in Ireland. Colonisation increases again, sparking off several rebellions late in the century. The greatest of the revolts, led by Ulsterman Hugh O'Neill, the Earl of Tyrone, reaches its high point with victory over the English at the Yellow Ford in 1598, but he is defeated three years later at Kinsale and surrenders. 17th century Start of the 'Plantation of Ulster' - the systematic colonisation of Donegal, Tyrone, Derry, Armagh, Cavan and Fermanagh by settlers from England and Scotland.

6. The Ireland Story - Irish History, Maps Of Ireland History of Ireland in detail from the Ice Age to present, dozensof maps, current affairs and loads more Irish stuff! http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/sligo/93/

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites www. ireland story .com History + Maps + Current Affairs Travel with us through the history of Ireland! This site is organised as a directory. Start with the 3 domains below... Complete History of Ireland In-Depth The Great Famine The Omagh Bomb The 'Troubles' Advance notice: Improved History Pages! Geography and Maps Index of Maps Physical Geography ... Analysis of the 2001 Election New! Good Friday Agreement Organisations Glossary Other contemporary issues ...or search the site. Awards Links to related sites Links to Irish organisations What do you think of this site? The policies of the webmaster. ... Contact the webmaster Number of Hits since 16 March 1998 Link to this site at www.irelandstory.com More information? Visit the Irish Ring (unaffiliated) The webmaster has lived in Ireland for his whole life. This site is under continuing development - call back soon! web hosting domain names Powered by Ampira

7. Ireland History In an attempt to solve this problem, the Pope gave Ireland to England so therewas more land for the British to settle(at this point in history England was http://www.clevehill.wnyric.org/aphist/Irelandhistory.html

Ireland the Tragedy-(1180-1855) During this period the people of Ireland were confronted with several political and economic problems. Many Irish people emigrated to America to escape these hardships. For the Irish many of their problems began in the 1180's when the King of England decided that they needed more land.This need was created due to the small geographic land area of England and the practice of "primogeniture". This term meant that all family land inheritances went to the eldest son. As a result many of the younger sons became priests, military officers or tried to buy acreage in England. In an attempt to solve this problem, the Pope gave Ireland to England so there was more land for the British to settle(at this point in history England was still a catholic nation). It wouldn't be until later that the British actually began to live there. In the1600's, the English attempted to establish their presence by beginning a policy of forced assimilation. In enforcing this policy they tried to eliminate the use of Gaelic (the Irish language) and eradicate the Catholic religion. Before the English introduced their thoughts and beliefs on male supremacy to Ireland, women and men had enjoyed social and political equality. Irish men and women bravely fought the British to protect their land. However, it wasn't enough to stop them. At this point Irish tenant farmers found themselves faced with eviction for non payment of rent.

8. Ireland's History In Maps - Irish History, Geography And Genealogy Maps and History of Early Irish territories, clans, tribes and placenames. Thegeography of early Ireland. Search the ireland history in Maps Web Site! http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlkik/ihm/iremaps.htm

History + Geography + Genealogy With a Special Focus on Ancient and Medieval Irish Tribes and Septs Map Collection B.C. xxx - Ice Ages and the Arrival of Humans. B.C. xxx - Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages. B.C. xxx - Celtic Ireland - Sons of Milidh. A.D. - Conn of the Hundred Battles - The 'Annals'. A.D. - Early People - Ptolemy's Map. A.D. - Legendary Kings A.D. - Royal Provinces and Sites. A.D. - Arrival of Christianity. A.D. - Provinces and Tribes. A.D. - The Golden Age. A.D. - Kingdoms and Dynasties. A.D. - The Viking Era. A.D. - Viking Settlement and Impact. A.D. A.D. - Pre-Norman, Territories and Surnames. A.D. - Norman Invasion, Irish Surnames and 1st landings. A.D. - Medieval, Irish and Anglo Surnames. A.D.

9. World History Archives: History Of Ireland History of Ireland. Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is notthe author of the documents in World History Archives and does http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/61/index-b.html

History of Ireland Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does not presume to validate their accuracy or authenticity. History of Western Europe in general Sinn Fein and the IRA: The struggle for national liberation Retrospective history The Great Hunger By Meadbh Gallagher, in An Phoblacht/Republican News. The thinking behind the Irish Famine, which began with a potato blight in 1845. A Call to Action: The 1916 Proclamation From An Phoblacht/Republican News. A call for national liberation, when Ireland was forced to engage in the First World War. Soldier's account fuels call for inquiry into Bloody Sunday By William Pomeroy, in People's Weekly World. 29 March 1997. Have you Forgotten Bloody Sunday? From The Irish People. RUC massacre of demonstrators in Derry on 5 October 1968. European Court of Human Rights Condemns Killings in Gibralter in 1988 From Amnesty International. UK agents killed three unarmed Irish Republican Army members. Political and general history The New Coalition From The Irish People

10. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Ireland | History ireland history. The Celts, Iron Age warriors from eastern Europe,reached Ireland around 300 BC. They controlled the country for http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/ireland/history.htm

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Ireland History The Celts, Iron Age warriors from eastern Europe, reached Ireland around 300 BC. They controlled the country for 1000 years and left a legacy of language and culture that survives today, especially in Galway, Cork, Kerry and Waterford. The Romans never reached Ireland, and when the rest of Europe sank into the decline of the Dark Ages after the fall of the empire, the country became an outpost of European civilisation, particularly after the arrival of Christianity, between the 3rd and 5th centuries. During the 8th century Viking raiders began to plunder Ireland's monasteries. The Vikings settled in Ireland in the 9th century, and formed alliances with native families and chieftains. They founded Dublin, which in the 10th century was a small Viking kingdom. The English arrived with the Normans in 1169, taking Wexford and Dublin with ease. The English king, Henry II, was recognised by the pope as Lord of Ireland and he took Waterford in 1171, declaring it a royal city. Anglo-Norman lords also set up power bases in Ireland, outside the control of England. English power was consolidated under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. The last thorn in the English side was Ulster, final outpost of the Irish chiefs, in particular Hugh O'Neill, earl of Tyrone. In 1607 O'Neill's ignominious departure, along with 90 other chiefs, left Ulster leaderless and primed for the English policy of colonisation known as 'plantation' - an organised and ambitious expropriation of land and introduction of settlers which sowed the seeds for the division of Ulster still in existence today.

11. Ireland - Catholic Church Local History And Ancestors Genealogy Research Directory and guide for genealogical and historical research. Lots of good links.Category Regional Europe Ireland Society and Culture History...... General ireland history Disclaimer I have viewed the following sites and foundthem to be informative for general and historical research, however, I do not http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/Catholic-Ireland.htm

Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Ireland MENU SELECT LOCATION CATHOLIC HISTORY CATHOLIC BIOGRAPHIES Ireland History Links ... Books and Printed Research Resources Wonderful, new online resource: Mass Times in Catholic Ireland on CatholicIreland.net/ Do you have a site link suggestion? Return to: Ireland The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is divided into four ecclesiastical provinces or metropolitan sees: Armagh (North-East), Dublin (East, South-East), Cashel (South, South-West) and Tuam (West). In the table below, the column contains the COUNTY NAME , and the 2nd column identifies the county's corresponding CATHOLIC DIOCESE(S) which encompass the area of the county. Select the appropriate diocese link to go to information and links for the appropriate diocese, and/or select the county name to go to general information and links for the county, which are not specifically Catholic. The county list is alphabetically arranged. Select a County in Republic of Ireland OR Select a County in Northern Ireland of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

12. Ordnance Survey Of Northern Ireland History A History of The Ordnance Survey in Ireland. The Beginning. Early in the nineteenthcentury it became obvious that the local taxes in Ireland were inequitable. http://www.osni.gov.uk/about/historyX.html

Select some further information Want to know more? The OSNI Charter OSNI Today - About the Agency OSNI Today - Structure OSNI Today - Operations 1 OSNI Today - Operations 2 OSNI Today - Corporate Services OSNI Today - Customer Services The Future for OSNI Select a Chapter The Beginning The Two Surveys The National Mapping Network The New Large Scale Surveys New Map Production Techniques Survey Methods Advance Geographic Information Systems A History of The Ordnance Survey in Ireland The Beginning Early in the nineteenth century it became obvious that the local taxes in Ireland were inequitable. These local taxes, called the County Cess, were based on townland units. Successive committees of the House of Commons debated this problem and found that, although the names and outlines of these divisions were assumed to be well known, the acreages and rateable valuations were doubtful. Finally, on the recommendations of the Spring Rice Committee, a survey of all Ireland at a scale of 6 inches to one mile was authorized by the British Parliament in 1824. On the 22 June 1824, the day after the report was signed, Lt Col Thomas Colby was chosen to undertake this task. Prior to this the Ordnance Survey's brief had been topographic mapping at smaller scales and this departure marked the introduction of the large scale mapping that was to become a major task. Colby immediately began the trigonometrical survey of Ireland.

13. Dublin, City, Republic Of Ireland: History The early troubles of the Irish Free State led to the worst periodof bloodshed in Dublin's history (see Ireland, Republic of). http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0857834.html

Celebs, Models ,Movie Stars... Magazines From Around the World! Ladies..Never pay retail again! Facial care packs and Cosmetics at lowest prices ! All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Encyclopedia Dublin, city, Republic of Ireland History Dublin was a Danish town until 1014, when Brian Boru defeated the Danes at nearby Clontarf. The Danes established themselves again until Richard Strongbow, 2d earl of Pembroke Pale . In 1209 occurred the Black Monday massacre of English residents. Edward Bruce unsuccessfully assaulted the town in the early 14th cent. In the English civil war the city surrendered (1647) to the parliamentarians, and Oliver Cromwell landed there in 1649. James II held (1689) his last Parliament in Dublin. After winning the battle of the Boyne , William III entered the city in 1690. From 1782 to 1800, when the Irish Parliament (the so-called Grattan's Parliament) enjoyed temporary independence of England, Dublin experienced a prosperous and stimulating era; many of the city's buildings date from this period. After the Act of Union of 1800, which sent Irish representatives to the British Parliament, many wealthy aristocrats moved from their Dublin mansions to London, and the years of prosperity ended.

14. Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland: About Us: History & Funding contemporary music centre, ireland, http://www.cmc.ie/about/history.html

about us home Donations The Centre is registered under the provisions of Section 486A of the Finance Act, 1997, as a charitable (not-for-profit) organisation and individual donations from within the Republic of Ireland qualify for tax relief under the provisions of Section 32 of the Finance Act, 1984. Other donations to assist with our work are always welcome and can be applied, according to your wishes, either to a specific project or area of activity or to our overall annual expenses. All donations will be gratefully received, acknowledged and credited. A Focus for New Music in Ireland What do we do? Where are we? Opening hours ... Representation at CMC about us about us home what's new irish composers shop ... home

15. Irish Newspapers Irish Literature Ireland History Irish Books Online Ireland Pic A new light on the history of a family newspaper spanning the transformation ofIreland from alien rule through civil war to TwentySix County independence. http://www.vindicator.ca/history/

User Name: Password: Become a Member History The Famine The Famine - "The Times" - and Donegal A series of articles based on contemporary records of the famine. Workhouse Famine Records 1 Workhouse Famine Records 2 Two articles on startling facts revealed by a local group, using material gleaned from Ballyshannon Workhouse records. Girls Orphaned by the Famine Memorial monument lists 400 among the thousands transported to Australia. Fate of Mary Allingham. Trinity College Dublin - Two Articles: " Overdue Account - Usurped Donegal lands granted to Trinity College Dublin " and " Trinity College and its influence on Irish Law ", with additional information on use of usurped land holdings. The "Vindicator" Story Donegal's First Nationalist Newspaper A new light on the history of a family newspaper spanning the transformation of Ireland from alien rule through civil war to Twenty-Six County independence. Second edition revised and expanded. The Bards of Ireland The Bards of Ireland - Part I The Bards of Ireland - Part II A millennium project paying homage to one group of bards (poets) whose work contributed much to the preservation of Irish history and literature.

16. Irish Newspapers Irish Literature Ireland History Irish Books Online Ireland Pic Vindicator.ca provides irish stories, irish history, and irish books online. Namedafter an Irish newspaper from Ballyshannon, Donegal, Ireland The Vindicator http://www.vindicator.ca/literature.asp

User Name: Password: Become a Member Stories and Collections The Hawk of the Erne A compendium of stories recounting the history of the Falls of Assaroe. The Kindly Spot Life in Ireland fifty years ago and more, focusing on Ballyshannon, site of the Falls of Assaroe, "the kindly spot, the friendly town" in Allingham's " The Winding Banks of Erne ". A companion volume to " The Hawk of the Erne ". Also included are historical references spanning four millennia of Donegal history. The Friendly Town This is the third volume in a series written to support the Internet campaign to restore the Falls of Assaroe. Irish Chap-book One family's legacy. Tales of joy, sorrow, and triumph. River Requiem The beauty and wonder of the Erne. A heartfelt requiem by Charlie Ward, journalist, broadcaster, and ardent angler. Memoirs St Eunan's College A student's life in the 1940's A Reporter's Reminiscences Personal recollections of official reporter of the debates in the Dáil and Seanad. Drama Pilate A three-act play dealing with the dilemma faced by Pontius Pilate in the trial of Jesus of Nazareth.

17. Co-operation Ireland History About Cooperation Ireland. History. Co-operation Ireland was foundedin 1979 (as Co-operation North) in the midst of the 'troubles http://www.co-operation-ireland.ie/about/history.html

Home About Co-operation Ireland History Ethos Funding FAQs ... Contact Co-operation Ireland Co-operation Ireland At Work Education Programme Community Programme EU Programme Media Programme ... Upcomming Events About Co-operation Ireland History Co-operation Ireland was founded in 1979 (as Co-operation North) in the midst of the ' troubles ' by Dr Brendan O'Regan a businessman and entrepreneur. At the time of Co-operation Ireland's establishment, the violence in Northern Ireland had been continuing for almost a decade. In Northern Ireland, relations between the catholic and protestant communities were at an all time low. In the Republic of Ireland, very few travelled to Northern Ireland or understood the complexity of the situation. Many courageous people protested and urged an end to the violence, but too many had become resigned to the continuing conflict as a way of life. It's in this context that Co-operation Ireland was founded. Its objective was to promote peace in a new and practical way. The charity would work to develop understanding and contact between the two parts of Ireland. Since then it has grown to be the largest peace charity in Ireland. Every year, thousands of young people, community workers, and business people take part in our programmes and in doing so learn more about each other.

18. The Swift Guide To Ireland ireland history in Maps (Preview, contact walshdw@ix.netcom.com) HistoricalGeography and Genealogy of Ireland, with Maps spanning 2,000 years. http://swift.kerna.com/cat/Society_and_Culture/History/

Searching Top Level Society and Culture History Genealogy ... Preview A collection of Irish-related information with a particular emphasis on history. A journey through Sligo Preview , contact mcmullins@eircom.net Visit Yeat's Country, Rosses Point, Ben Bulben and learn about Sligo's ancient archeological sites and Famine History An Historic Overview of Early Age Ireland Preview , contact ireland@elore.com One of three features spanning the 9,000 years of Irish history; part one: covering the early development of Ireland. An Historic Overview of Middle Age Ireland Preview , contact ireland@elore.com One of three features spanning the 9,000 years of Irish history; part two: covering the period from medieval to nineteenth century Ireland. Ancient Ireland Preview , contact seanachie28@worldnet.att.net The ancient history of Ireland presented in images and text. Bloody Sunday Preview , contact bruke1@aol.com Color photos of the events of Bloody Sunday, Derry, 1972 Brehon Law Project. Preview , contact salafia@gte.net Site dedicated to reclaiming Ireland's legal heritage through collecting resources relating to the Brehon Laws, the ancient Celtic common law of Ireland. Chronology of Ireland Preview , contact proof@eircom.net

19. Irish History And Old Ireland Heraldic Gifts Offers an historical overview of Irish history, a photograph gallery and access to purchase Irishrelated gifts. http://www.ireland.org/

Click Here for Accommodation in Ireland Old Ireland - WELCOME Editorial Home Page History Photos Counties ... Provinces Gifts Family History Skelton Prints Old Photographs Books Barron Strand Street Co. Waterford Order a photo from your county in Old Ireland (most photos are over 100 years old) Photographic Tour Take an illustrated tour of Ireland over 100 years ago. Choose a county and click TOUR. Armagh Antrim Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Derry Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Louth Limerick Longford Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow December 1999 - now over 300 photographs Old Gaelic Proverb Da fheabhas e an t-ol is e an tart a dheireadh 'Good as drink is, it ends in thirst' Sign-up for your free daily inspirational Gaelic proverb Enter your Email address and click sign-up: For more information, drop us a line at feedback@ireland.org The Irish County Read about the origin of the County in Ireland and it's place in Irish lives around the world. click here to voice your opinion A History of the Irish Race In depth history of the Irish Race Cuchullain, the Great Famine, Cromwell, Daniel O'Connell, Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith and the Easter Rising.

20. Irelandseye.com - The Culture, History And Tradition Of Ireland Read this monthly zine to find out about things to do and places to stay in ireland. Includes articles and facts about Irish history and culture. The People of ireland. Learn about the inhabitants and visitors to ireland over the centuries have HUGE archive of useful information (history, places to visit, where to stay, http://www.irelandseye.com/

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