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The bibliography contains records for 655 publications in this journal.

Ériu 68 (2018)

Sharpe (Richard)
Génair Pátraicc: Old Irish between print and manuscript, 1647–1853
1–28
Stifter (David)
The stars look very different today
29–54
Ó Riain (Gordon)
Terminology in the grammatical tracts: ciall teasaidheachta
55–64
Mills (Kristen)
Death, women, and power: theme and structure in Reicne Fothaid Canainne
65–98
Hoyne (Mícheál)
Seacht bpearsain fhichead uair mé: a poem on the optative subjunctive in a copy of Irish grammatical tracts III–IV
99–127
Ó Muircheartaigh (Peadar)
The sociolinguistics of the superlative adjective in the Milan glosses
129–144
McManus (Damian)
Celebrating the canine II: the hunt in Medieval Ireland, with special reference to the evidence of Classical Irish poetry
145–192

Ériu 64 (2014)

Hayden (Deborah)
On the meaning of two medieval Irish medical terms: derg dásachtach and rúad (fh)rasach
1–21
Clarke (Michael)
The extended prologue of Togail Troί: from Adam to the wars of Troy
23–106
Byrne (Paul)
The northern boundary of Múscraige Tίre
107–121
Ó Háinle (Cathal G.)
‘Ab fίréanda fada ó shin’: a detached apologue?
123–143
McManus (Damian)
In defence of manslaughter: two poems by Muireadhach Leasa an Doill/Albanach Ó Dálaigh for Domhnall Mór (mac Éigneacháin) Ó Domhnaill († 1241)
145–203
Breatnach (Liam)
Varia I [1. De duodecim abusivis saeculi in mediaeval Ireland; 2. ané, aná and an example in bardic syntactical tracts]
205–211
McManus (Damian)
Varia II. Classical Irish miscellanea
213–227

Ériu 63 (2013)

García Castillero (Carlos)
Old Irish tonic pronouns as extraclausal constituents
1–39
Mac Cárthaigh (Eoin)
Mo mhallacht ort, a shaoghail (c. 1655): dán is a sheachadadh
41–77
Egurtzegi (Ander), Ariztimuño (Borja)
Remarks on the etymology of the Basque word for ‘swallow’ and its potential relation to Celtic
79–90
Hoyne (Mícheál)
The political context of Cath Muighe Tuireadh, the Early Modern Irish version of the Second battle of Magh Tuireadh
91–116
McManus (Damian)
Surnames and scions: adjectival qualification of Christian names and cognomina in classical Irish poetry
117–143
Ó Riain (Gordon)
Varia I: 1. Two quatrains in Cath Maighe Rath; 2. An unrecorded scribal note in RIA 23 Q 16; 3. IGT II 1258
145–151, 151–153, 152
McManus (Damian)
Varia II: On the 2nd sg. subjunctive of do-ní in Classical Irish
155–158

Ériu 62 (2012)

Wadden (Patrick)
Trácht Romra and the Northumbrian episode in Betha Adamnáin
101–111

Ériu 61 (2011)

McLeod (Neil)
Fergus mac Léti and the law
1–28
Moran (Pádraic)
‘A living speech’? The pronunciation of Greek in early medieval Ireland
29–57
Hoyne (Mícheál)
A bardic poem to Diarmaid Ó Conchubhair Donn (†1600)
59–93
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
Manuscript abbreviations and other scribal features in the Liber Flavus Fergusiorum
95–163
Zair (Nicholas)
Varia I: OIr. cuae, MW keu, MB queu ‘hollow’
165–168
McManus (Damian)
Varia II: IGT/BST citations; some more identifications
169–170
Ó Riain (Gordon)
Varia III: Quatrains relating to the controversy of the Red Hand
171–178

Ériu 60 (2010)

Downey (Clodagh)
Dindṡenchas and the tech midchúarta
1–35
Toner (Gregory)
Macha and the invention of myth
81–109
Ó Mainnín (Mícheál B.)
‘Saig in Machai fothúaid’: on the application and extent of ‘the Macha’ in north-west Armagh
111–130
Woods (David)
Crowd-control in sixth-century Clonmacnoise (Adomnán, VC 1.3)
131–136
Vries (Ranke de)
Two early examples of the preposition acht followed by the accusative case outside the law texts and an example of acht inge
137–144
Stifter (David)
The invisible third. The Basque and Celtic words for ‘swallow’
145–157

Ériu 59 (2009)

McLaughlin (Roisin)
Fénius Farsaid and the alphabets
1–24
McLeod (Neil)
Crólige mbáis
25–36
Boyd (Matthieu)
Competing assumptions about the drúth in Orgain Denna Ríg
37–47
Isaac (Graham R.)
A note on the name of Ireland in Irish and Welsh
49–55
McManus (Damian)
Good-looking and irresistible: the hero from early Irish saga to classical poetry
57–109
Breatnach (Liam)
Araile felmac féig don Mumain: unruly pupils and the limitations of satire
111–137
Rodway (Simon)
What language did St Patrick swear in?
139–151
Griffith (Aaron)
Varia I. Notes on the Milan glosses 1: 21b10
153–154
Griffith (Aaron)
Varia I. Notes on the Milan glosses 2: 28c17 báinfeiti
154–157
Griffith (Aaron)
Varia I. Notes on the Milan glosses 3: Old Irish cré, gen. crïad and MW pridd ‘clay’
157–158
Stifter (David)
Varia II. A rule for z-deletion in Irish?
159–164

Ériu 58 (2008)

Breatnach (Liam)
Cinnus atá do thinnrem: a poem to Máel Brigte on his coming of age
1–35
Simms (Katharine)
The Donegal poems in the Book of Fenagh
37–53
Griffith (Aaron)
The animacy hierarchy and the distribution of the notae augentes in Old Irish
55–75
Bisagni (Jacopo), Warntjes (Immo)
The early Old Irish material in the newly discovered Computus Einsidlensis (c. AD 700)
77–105
Imhoff (Helen)
The themes and structure of Aided Echach maic Maireda
107–131
McManus (Damian)
Niall Frosach’s ‘act of truth’: a bardic apologue in a poem for Sir Nicholas Walsh, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (†1615)
133–168
Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh (Ailís)
Varia I: The modus operandi of the author of TBC-LL as exemplified by Mellgleó nIliach and Medb's fúal
169–180
McManus (Damian)
Varia II: IGT citations; more identifications
181
Jørgensen (Anders Richardt)
Varia III: An additional cognate of Gaulish souxtu and Irish suacht: Old Cornish seit
183–185

Ériu 57 (2007)

Bisagni (Jacopo), Warntjes (Immo)
Latin and Old Irish in the Munich computus: a reassessment and further evidence
1–33
Griffith (Aaron)
The effect of syncope with subsequent anaptyxis on consonant quality in Old Irish
35–47
Isaac (Graham R.)
A new conjecture on the origins of absolute and conjunct flexion
49–60
Mac Cárthaigh (Eoin)
Cathain a dhéanfaidh consan teann comhardadh slán le consan éadrom?
61–66
Miles (Brent)
Riss in mundtuirc: the tale of Harmonia’s necklace and the study of the Theban cycle in medieval Ireland
67–112
Ó Macháin (Pádraig)
Two documents relating to Ó Conchubhair Donn
113–119
Simms (Katharine)
The poetic Brehon lawyers of early sixteenth-century Ireland
121–132
Ní Úrdail (Meidhbhín)
Some observations on the ‘Dublin Annals of Innisfallen’
133–153
Breatnach (Liam)
Varia: 1. An Old Irish gloss on Cáin lánamna. 2. An instance of do-maisi in the Irish Gospel of Thomas. 3. An OIr attestation of suacht, in Félire Óengusso
155–163

Ériu 56 (2006)

Breatnach (Liam)
Satire, praise and the early Irish poet
63–84
O'Connor (Ralph)
Searching for the moral in Bruiden Meic Da Réo
117–143

Ériu 55 (2005)

Ó Néill (Pádraig P.)
Irish glosses in a twelfth-century copy of Boethius’s Consolatio philosophiae
1–17
Wiley (Dan M.)
Niall Frossach’s true judgement
19–36
McLaughlin (Roisin)
A threat of satire by Tadhg (mac Dáire) Mac Bruaideadha
37–57
Toner (Gregory)
Authority, verse and the transmission of senchas
59–84
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
The significance of the orthography of Irish proper names in the Codex Salmanticensis
85–101
Ó Maolalaigh (Roibeard)
A Gaulish-Gaelic correspondence: s(o)uxt- and suac(hd)an
103–117
McLaughlin (Roisin)
Metres in Mittelirische Verslehren III
119–136
Schrijver (Peter)
Varia I. More on non-Indo-European surviving in Ireland in the first millennium AD
137–144
McManus (Damian)
Varia II. IGT citations; Further identifications
145
McManus (Damian)
Varia III. Miscellanea on bardic poetry: metre, language and style
147–166

Ériu 54 (2004)

Mac Cana (Proinsias)
Praise poetry in Ireland before the Normans
11–40
Ó Cathasaigh (Tomás)
Sound and sense in Cath Almaine
41–47
Baumgarten (Rolf)
Creative medieval etymology and Irish hagiography (Lasair, Columba, Senán)
49–78

Ériu 53 (2003)

Mac Mathúna (Liam)
Lexical and literary aspects of ‘heart’ in Irish
1–18
Ní Úrdail (Meidhbhín)
Two poems attributed to Muireadhach Albanach Ó Dálaigh
19–52
Poppe (Erich)
Personal names and an insular tradition of Pseudo-Dares
53–59
Doyle (Aidan)
Forainmneacha agus na foirmeacha táite den mbriathar
61–90
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
The transmission and structure of Immram curaig Ua Corra
91–107
Scowcroft (R. Mark)
Recht fáide and its gloss in the pseudo-historical prologue to the Senchus Már
143–150

Ériu 52 (2002)

Ní Mhaonaigh (Máire)
Tales of three Gormlaiths in medieval Irish literature
1–24
Woods (David)
Arculf’s luggage: the sources for Admomnán’s De locis sanctis
25–52
Carey (John)
The Lough Foyle colloquy texts: Immacaldam Choluim Chille ⁊ ind óclaig oc Carraic Eolairg and Immacaldam in druad Brain ⁊ inna baṅfátho Febuil ós Loch Fhebuil
53–87
Mac Cárthaigh (Eoin)
Dia libh, a uaisle Éireann (1641)
89–121
McLeod (Neil)
Di ércib fola
123–216
Mac Cana (Proinsias)
The ingen moel
217–227
Harvey (Anthony)
Varia I: Hiberno-Latin cuvula
229–230
Ó hUiginn (Ruairí)
Varia II: Embedded imperative clauses
231–234
Willi (Andreas)
Varia III: Old Irish (h)uisse ‘just, right, fitting’
235–240

Ériu 51 (2000)

McLeod (Neil)
Kinship
1–22
Carey (John)
Varia II: The address to Fergus's stone
183–187
Schrijver (Peter)
Varia V: Non-Indo-European surviving in Ireland in the first millenium AD
195–199

Ériu 50 (1999)

Breatnach (Caoimhín)
The religious significance of Oidheadh Chloinne Lir
1–40
Schrijver (Peter)
Vowel rounding by Primitive Irish labiovelars
133–137

Ériu 49 (1998)

Hollo (Kaarina)
Cú Chulainn and Síd Truim
13–22
Simms (Katharine)
The contents of later commentaries on the Brehon law tracts
23–40
Toner (Gregory)
The transmission of Tochmarc Emire
71–88

Ériu 48 (1997)

Carey (John)
The three things required of a poet
41–58
McManus (Damian)
The Irish grammatical and syntactical tracts: a concordance of duplicated and identified citations
83–101
Jaski (Bart)
Additional notes to the Annals of Ulster
103–152
Schrijver (Peter)
On the nature and origin of word-initial h- in the Würzburg glosses
205–227

Ériu 47 (1996)

Breatnach (Liam)
On the original extent of the Senchas Már
1–43
Davies (Morgan Thomas)
Kings and clerics in some Leinster sagas
45–66
Bhreathnach (Edel)
Temoria: caput Scotorum?
67–88
O'Loughlin (Thomas)
Muirchú’s Vita Patricii: a note on an unidentified source
89–93
O'Loughlin (Thomas)
Adomnán and mira rotunditas
95–99
Ní Mhaonaigh (Máire)
Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib and the annals: a comparison
101–126
Maier (Bernhard)
Is Lug to be identified with Mercury (Bell. Gall. VI 17, 1)? New suggestions on an old problem
127–135
Poppe (Erich)
Deception and self-deception in Fingal Rónáin
137–151
Mac Gearailt (Uáitéar)
Verbal particles and preverbs in late Middle Irish
153–184
Mac Cana (Proinsias), Ó Baoill (Dónall P.)
On the extended use of ag before verbal nouns
185–191
Schrijver (Peter)
OIr. gor ‘pious, dutiful’: meaning and etymology
193–204
Lindeman (Fredrik Otto)
Varia I. Notae Mediolanenses
205–207
Hamp (Eric P.)
Varia II
209–211
De Bhaldraithe (Tomás)
Varia III. Ker. mar nod i bhfoclóirí an Duinnínigh
213–216

Ériu 46 (1995)

Carey (John)
On the interrelationships of some Cín Dromma Snechtai texts
71–92
Scowcroft (R. Mark)
Abstract narrative in Ireland
121–158

Ériu 45 (1994)

Carey (John)
An edition of the pseudo-historical prologue to the Senchas Már
1–32
Borsje (Jacqueline)
The bruch in the Irish version of the Sunday Letter
83–98
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
Oidheadh Chloinne Uisnigh
99–112
Schrijver (Peter)
The Celtic adverbs for ‘against’ and ‘with’ and the early apocope of *-i.
151–189

Ériu 44 (1993)

Schrijver (Peter)
On the development of vowels before tautosyllabic nasals in Primitive Irish
33–52
Ó Néill (Pádraig P.)
Some remarks on the edition of the Southampton Psalter Irish glosses in Thesaurus Palaeohibernicus, with further addenda and corrigenda
99–103
Clancy (Thomas Owen)
Fools and adultery in some early Irish texts
105–124
Schrijver (Peter)
Varia IV: OIr. dëec, dëac
181–184

Ériu 43 (1992)

McCone (Kim R.)
Varia I: The etymology of Old Irish déis ‘client(s)’
193–197
Sayers (William)
The deficient ruler as Avian exile: Nebuchadnezzar and Suibhne Geilt
217–222

Ériu 42 (1991)

McCone (Kim R.)
OIr. -ic ‘reaches’, ithid ‘eats’, rigid ‘stretches, directs, rules’ and the PIE ‘Narten’ present in Celtic
1–11
Schrijver (Peter)
The development of Primitive Irish *aN before voiced stop
13–25
Mac Cana (Proinsias)
Irish maccóem, Welsh makwyf
27–36
McCone (Kim R.)
The inflection of OIr. bó ‘cow’ and the etymology of Buchet
37–44
Ó hUiginn (Ruairí)
Early Irish cía/ce ‘that’
45–53
Kelleher (John V.)
Mac Anmchaid, lebróir
55–59
Ó Sé (Diarmuid)
Verbal inflection in Modern Irish
61–81
Ó Háinle (Cathal G.)
Refrains in ógláchas poems
83–98
Etchingham (Colmán)
The early Irish Church: some observations on pastoral care and dues
99–118
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
Early Modern Irish prose reconsidered: the case of Ceasacht inghine Guile
119–138
Greene (David)
Varia I: the three Tuesdays
139
Hamp (Eric P.)
Varia II
141–143
Lindeman (Fredrik Otto)
Varia III
145–146
De Bhaldraithe (Tomás)
Varia IV
147–148
Hughes (A. J.)
Varia V: The geographical location of the fortúatha Ulad of Lebor na cert
149–151

Ériu 41 (1990)

Ó Néill (Pádraig P.)
Welsh anterth, Old Irish anteirt
1–11
Wright (Charles D.)
The three 'victories' of the wind: a hibernicism in the Hisperica Famina, Collectanea Bedae, and the Old English prose Solomon and Saturn Pater Noster dialogue
13–25
Mac Cana (Proinsias)
On the accusative of destination
27–36
Breatnach (Caoimhín)
The early modern version of Scéla mucce Meic Da Thó: tempus, locus, persona et causa scribendi
37–80
Hollo (Kaarina)
The alliterative structure of Mael Ísu Ua Brolcháin’s A aingil, beir
77–80
Ó Cathasaigh (Tomás)
On the Cín Dromma Snechta version of Togail brudne Uí Dergae
103–114
Lindeman (Fredrik Otto)
Varia I: 1. Archaic Irish ferba fíra: a speculative note
123–125
Breatnach (Liam)
Varia V
139–141

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External links

Tables of contents for volumes 1-46 (PDF) , CELT.
Ériu, Royal Irish Academy.
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