A reduced Facsimile of the original Funeral Entry

of Gerald, 14th Earl of Kildare.

1611.

(For a description see p. 494)

HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY
SEP 27 1917
SUBSCRIPTION C 1016

DUBLIN:

PRINTED BY C. W. GIBBS AND SON,

WICKLOW STREET.

CONTENTS.

VOLUME III, (JULY NUMBER) 1899-1902.

PAGE.

PROCEEDINGS, AND REPORTS OF COUNCIL,

65, 135, 271, 403

LISTS OF HONORARY OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, AND RULES,

72, 141, 277, 410

EXCURSION MEETINGS:-

1898. Old Kilcullen, Knockaulin, New Abbey, and Castlemartin,
1899. Celbridge, Ardrass, Rathcoffy, Clongowes Wood College,
and Clane,.

69

138

1900. Coghlanstown, Ballymore Eustace, The Piper's Stones, and
Poulaphooka,

274

1901. Kerdiffstown, Johnstown Inn, Rathmore, Punchestown,

"

Handcock's "History and Antiquities of Tallaght, County Dublin,"

Ball's History of the County Dublin," Part I,

198

492

NOTICE OF BOOK:-

Miss Margaret Stokes's "High Crosses of Ireland," Part II,

402

OBITUARY:-

Miss Margaret Stokes, Honorary Member,

201

PAPERS:-

The Curragh: its History and Traditions. By Lord Walter

FitzGerald,

The Holed High Cross at Moone. By Miss Margaret Stokes,

John Lye, of Clonaugh. By the Rev. E. O'Leary, P.P. Part III,

PAPERS-continued:

The Carpenter Tomb Slab in St. David's Church, Naas. By Miss

A. F. Long and Lord Walter FitzGerald,

Rathcoffy. By the Rev. M. Devitt, s.J., Vice-President,

The Wogan Monument at Clane. By T. Cooke-Trench, D. L.,

Clane Abbey. By the late Rev. Professor George Stokes, D.D.,

The Moat of Clane. By T. Cooke-Trench, D.L.,

PAGE.

51

79

99

101

107

The Rt. Hon. William Conolly, P.C., Speaker of the Irish House
of Commons. By the Rev. C. I. Graham, B.D.,

The Principal Gentry of the County Kildare in the year 1600.

By Lord Walter FitzGerald,

113

118

The Song of the Sword of Cerball. Translated by Prof. Kuno Meyer, 123

Killeen Cormac. By Lord Walter FitzGerald,

On the Different Deposits of the River Liffey at Millicent. By T.

Cooke-Trench, D.L.,

Donadea and the Aylmer Family. By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A.,

County Kildare Folk-lore about Animals, Reptiles, and Birds.

169

By "Omurethi,"

179

The Lattin and Mansfield Families in the County Kildare. By

The Birthplace and Life of St. Brigid of Kildare. By Major-

General F. W. Stubbs,

William FitzGerald, of Castleroe, and his Tomb in the Kilkea

Churchyard. By Lord Walter FitzGerald,

217

229

County Kildare Folk-tales. Collected by Miss Greene, of Mill-

brook,

The Rampart of the Pale at Clongowes Wood. By the Rev. M.

Devitt, S.J.,

284

The Original Anglo-Norman Settlers in the County Kildare.

By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A.,

290

New Abbey of Kilcullen. By Lord Walter FitzGerald, .

Castlemartin. By "Omurethi,"

Notes on the Collection of Irish Antiquities lately at Edenderry.

301

319

By the Rev. E. O'Leary, P.P.,

325

Ballymore Eustace and its neighbouring Antiquities. By Lord

Walter FitzGerald,

343

The Wolfe Family of the County Kildare.

Rathmore. By Lord Walter FitzGerald,

Notes on Grange Con, County Wicklow. By Sir Arthur Vicars,

The Henry Family in Kildare. By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M. A.,

Notes on the Sweetman Family. By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A.,

Lettice, Baroness of Offaly, and the Siege of her Castle of Geashill,

1642. By Lord Frederick FitzGerald,

The FitzGeralds of Ballyshannon (Co. Kildare), and their Successors

thereat. By Lord Walter FitzGerald,

425

Notes on Furness, or Great Forenaghts. By Nicholas J. Synnott,

453