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Ériu
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The bibliography contains records for 643 publication(s) in this journal.
Ériu 64 (2014)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Hayden (Deborah)
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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 62 (2012)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Wadden (Patrick)
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Trácht Romra and the Northumbrian episode in Betha Adamnáin | 101–111 |
Ériu 61 (2011)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Downey (Clodagh)
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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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Breatnach (Caoimhín)
|
The religious significance of Oidheadh Chloinne Lir | 1–40 |
| Schrijver (Peter)
|
Vowel rounding by Primitive Irish labiovelars | 133–137 |
Ériu 49 (1998)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
Ériu 46 (1995)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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)
Ériu 41 (1990)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| 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 |
Ériu 40 (1989)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Breatnach (Liam)
|
The first third of Bretha Nemed Toísech | 1–40 |
| The retoiric in Aided Chonchobuir | 41—59 | |
| Corthals (Johan)
|
The retoiric in Aided Chonchobuir | 41–59 |
Ériu 39 (1988)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Scowcroft (R. Mark)
|
Leabhar Gabhála. Part II: the growth of the tradition | 1–66 |
| Carey (John)
|
Sequence and causation in Echtra Nerai | 67–74 |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
An item relating to the legend of Labraid Loingsech | 75–78 |
| McNamara (Martin)
|
The bird hiruath of the Ever-New Tongue and hirodius of gloss on Ps. 103:17 in Vatican Codex Pal. Lat. 68 | 87–97 |
| McManus (Damian)
|
Irish letter-names and their kennings | 127–168 |
Ériu 38 (1987)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Nagy (Joseph Falaky)
|
In defence of rómánsaíocht | 9–26 |
| Scowcroft (R. Mark)
|
Leabhar Gabhála. Part I: the growth of the text | 79–140 |
| Sproule (David)
|
Complex alliteration, full and unstressed rhyme, and the origin of deibide | 185–200 |
Ériu 37 (1986)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Kortlandt (Frederik)
|
Posttonic *w in Old Irish | 89–92 |
| Sayers (William)
|
Mani maidi an nem ...: ringing changes on a cosmic motif | 99–117 |
Ériu 36 (1985)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó Cathasaigh (Tomás)
|
Varia III: The trial of Mael Ḟothartaig | 177–180 |
Ériu 35 (1984)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| McCone (Kim R.)
|
Aided Cheltchair maic Uthechair: hounds, heroes and hospitallers in early Irish myth and story | 1–30 |
| Sproule (David)
|
Origins of the Éoganachta | 31–37 |
| Bhreathnach (Máire)
|
A new edition of Tochmarc Becfhola | 59–91 |
| Carey (John)
|
Scél Tuáin meic Chairill | 93–111 |
| Kortlandt (Frederik)
|
Old Irish subjunctives and futures and their Proto-Indo-European origins | 179–187 |
| Breatnach (Liam)
|
Addenda and corrigenda to ‘The caldron of poesy’ | 189–191 |
Ériu 34 (1983)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó hUiginn (Ruairí)
|
On the Old Irish figura etymologica | 123–133 |
Ériu 33 (1982)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| McLeod (Neil)
|
The two fer midboth and their evidence in court | 59–63 |
| Kortlandt (Frederik)
|
Phonemicization and rephonemicization of the Old Irish mutations | 73–83 |
| Ó Concheanainn (Tomás)
|
A pious redactor of Dinnshenchas Érenn | 85–98 |
| Ní Bhrolcháin (Muireann)
|
The manuscript tradition of the Banshenchas | 109–135 |
| Lubotsky (Alexander)
|
Varia IV: On the alliteration in ‘The guesting of Athirne’ | 170–171 |
Ériu 32 (1981)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Kortlandt (Frederik)
|
More evidence for Italo-Celtic | 1–22 |
| Breatnach (Liam)
|
The Caldron of Poesy | 45–93 |
| Ó Cróinín (Dáibhí)
|
The oldest Irish names for the days of the week? | 95–114 |
| Ó Néill (Pádraig P.)
|
The background to the Cambrai homily | 137–147 |
| Sayers (William)
|
Three charioteering gifts in Mesca Ulad and Táin bó Cúailnge : immorchor ṅdelend, foscul ṅdíriuch, léim dar boilg | 163–167 |
Ériu 31 (1980)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
Irish words for ‘alphabet’ | 100–110 |
Ériu 30 (1979)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| McCone (Kim R.)
|
Pretonic preverbs and the absolute verbal endings in Old Irish | 1–34 |
| Kortlandt (Frederik)
|
The Old Irish absolute and conjunct endings and questions of relative chronology | 35–53 |
| Lambert (Pierre-Yves)
|
Lenition after Ir. ocus ‘and’ | 54–63 |
| Ahlqvist (Anders)
|
Two notes on Irish texts | 64–66 |
| O'Rahilly (Cecile)
|
Repetition: a narrative device in TBC | 67–74 |
| Sharpe (Richard)
|
Hiberno-Latin laicus, Irish láech and the Devil’s men | 75–92 |
| De Paor (Liam)
|
Saint Mac Creiche of Liscannor | 93–121 |
| Greene (David)
|
Perfects and perfectives in Modern Irish | 122–141 |
| Ó Siadhail (Mícheál)
|
Roinnt athrúintí suntasacha i gcanúint Chonallach | 142–147 |
| Ó Néill (Pádraig P.)
|
The Old-Irish treatise on the psalter and its Hiberno-Latin background | 148–164 |
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
Onomata | 165–180 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Is tre fhír flathemon: marginalia to Audacht Morainn | 181–198 |
Ériu 29 (1978)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Jeffers (Robert J.)
|
Old Irish verbal nouns | 1–12 |
| Quin (E. G.)
|
The origin of the f-future: an alternative explanation | 13–25 |
| McCone (Kim R.)
|
The dative singular of Old Irish consonant stems | 26–38 |
| Mac Mathúna (Liam)
|
On the expression of ‘rain’ and ‘it is raining’ in Irish | 39–57 |
| Greene (David)
|
The é-future in Modern Irish | 58–63 |
| Slotkin (Edgar M.)
|
The structure of Fled Bricrenn before and after the Lebor na hUidre interpolations | 64–77 |
| Sims-Williams (Patrick)
|
Thought, word and deed: an Irish triad | 78–111 |
| Roth (C. E.)
|
Some observations on the historical background of the Hisperica famina | 112–122 |
| Charles-Edwards (T. M.)
|
Honour and status in some Irish and Welsh prose tales | 123–141 |
| Bowen (Charles)
|
Varia I. Notes on the Middle Irish word for ‘mermaid’ | 142–148 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
|
Varia II | 149–154 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Varia III | 155–165 |
Ériu 28 (1977)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
The archaic Dind Ríg poem and related problems | 1–16 |
| Mac Eoin (Gearóid)
|
The lament for Cuimine Fota | 17–31 |
| Ó Coileáin (Seán)
|
The making of Tromdám Guaire | 32–70 |
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
The education of Diarmait Mac Murchada | 71–81 |
| Oskamp (Hans P. A.)
|
The Irish quatrains and salutation in the Drummond Missal | 82–91 |
| Ó Buachalla (Breandán)
|
Ní and cha in Ulster Irish | 92–141 |
| Lindeman (Fredrik Otto)
|
Varia I. A note on Old Irish straithi, straithius | 142–144 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
|
Varia II | 145–148 |
| Penney (J. H. W.)
|
Varia III. Weak and strong i-verbs in Old Irish | 149–154 |
| Greene (David)
|
Varia IV | 155–167 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
|
Varia V. An instance of modified narrative repetition in Fled Bricrenn | 168–172 |
Ériu 27 (1976)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
|
On some Gaulish names in -ant- and Celtic verbal nouns | 1–20 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Sick-maintenance in Indo-European | 21–25 |
| Greene (David)
|
The diphthongs of Old Irish | 26–45 |
| Armstrong (John)
|
Phonological irregularity in compound verb forms in the Würzburg glosses | 56–72 |
| Dumville (David N.)
|
Echtrae and immram: some problems of definition | 73–94 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
|
The sinless otherworld of Immram Brain | 95–115 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Varia I | 116–122 |
| Greene (David)
|
Varia II | 123–129 |
| Ó Buachalla (Breandán)
|
Varia III: Modern Irish beirt | 130–134 |
Ériu 26 (1975)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
Studies in the origins of early Celtic traditions | 1–26 |
| Cowgill (Warren)
|
Two further notes on the origin of the Insular Celtic absolute and conjunct verb endings | 27–32 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
|
On the ‘prehistory’ of Immram Brain | 33–52 |
| Carney (James P.)
|
The invention of the Ogom cipher | 53–65 |
| Kelly (Fergus)
|
Tiughraind Bhécáin | 66–98, 98 (addendum) |
| Ó Concheanainn (Tomás)
|
The scribe of John Beaton’s ‘Broad Book’ | 99–101 |
| Oskamp (Hans P. A.)
|
The Yellow Book of Lecan proper | 102–121 |
| Mac Mathúna (Séamas)
|
A note on identical noun phrase deletion | 122–143 |
| Ó Baoill (Dónall)
|
Deixis in Modern Irish and certain related problems | 144–161 |
| Ahlqvist (Anders)
|
Varia I | 162–167 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
|
Varia II | 168–174 |
| Greene (David)
|
Varia III | 175–181 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Eleanor Knott (1886–1975) | 182–186 |
Ériu 25 (1974)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
Caithréim Chellacháin Chaisil: history or propaganda? | 1–69 |
| Herren (Michael W.)
|
Some conjectures on the origins and tradition of the Hisperic poem Rubisca | 70–87 |
| Ó Coileáin (Seán)
|
The structure of a literary cycle | 88–125 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
|
The rise of the later schools of filidheacht | 126–146 |
| Oskamp (Hans P. A.)
|
On the collation of Lebor na hUidre | 147–156 |
| Ó Concheanainn (Tomás)
|
Gilla Ísa Mac Fir Bhisigh and a scribe of his school | 157–171 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
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The MacNeill-O’Brien Law | 172–180 |
| Ahlqvist (Anders)
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Notes on ‘case’ and word-boundaries | 181–189 |
| Greene (David)
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Distinctive plural forms in Old and Middle Irish | 190–199 |
| Mac an Bhaird (Alan)
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Infhilleadh na n-ainmfhocal i nGaeilge na Mumhan: dearcadh stairiúil | 200–252 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
|
Varia | 253–284 |
Ériu 24 (1973)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Kelly (Fergus)
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A poem in praise of Columb Cille | 1–34 |
| Herren (Michael W.)
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The authorship, date of composition and provenance of the so-called Lorica Gildae | 35–51 |
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
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Dál Cais: church and dynasty | 52–63 |
| Ó Concheanainn (Tomás)
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The scribe of the Leabhar Breac | 64–79 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
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‘River’ in Celtic and Indo-European | 80–89 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
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On Celtic word order and the Welsh ‘abnormal’ sentence | 90–120 |
| Greene (David)
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Synthetic and analytic: a reconsideration | 121–133 |
| Ó Siadhail (Mícheál)
|
Abairtí freagartha agus míreanna freagartha sa Nua-Ghaeilge | 134–159 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
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Varia I | 160–182 |
| Mac an Bhaird (Alan)
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Varia II: ‘Will’ and ‘testament’ in Irish | 183–185 |
| Gleasure (James)
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Varia III: More on (s)beach, (s)meach | 186–191 |
Ériu 23 (1972)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Bieler (Ludwig), Carney (James P.)
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The Lambeth commentary | 1–55 |
| Oskamp (Hans P. A.)
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The first twelve folia of Rawlinson B 502 | 56–72 |
| Boling (Bruce D.)
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Some problems of the phonology and morphology of the Old Irish verb | 73–101 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
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Mongán Mac Fiachna and Immram Brain | 102–142 |
| Ó Buachalla (Breandán)
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Stair an chónaisc acht go | 143–161 |
| Wigger (Arndt)
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Preliminaries to a generative morphology of the Modern Irish verb | 162–213 |
| De Bhaldraithe (Tomás)
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An litriú i bhfilíocht aiceanta na Nua-Ghaeilge | 214–226 |
| Cullen (John)
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Varia I: Primitive Irish vowels in final syllables following i̯ | 227–229 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
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Varia II: Seṭ and aniṭ, verbal nouns in -n- in Celtic | 230–231 |
| Greene (David)
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Varia III: A detail of syncope | 232–234 |
| Baumgarten (Rolf)
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Varia IV: A crux in Táin bó Fraích | 235–241 |
| Ó Tuama (Seán)
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A writer’s testament | 242–248 |
Ériu 22 (1971)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Turville-Petre (G.)
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On the poetry of the scalds and of the filid | 1–22 |
| Carney (James P.)
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Three Old Irish accentual poems | 23–80 |
| Mac Niocaill (Gearóid)
|
Tír Cumaile | 81–86 |
| Ó Concheanainn (Tomás)
|
Topographical notes: I. Cermna in Meath | 87–96 |
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
Topographical notes: II. Mag Femin, Femen, and some early annals | 97–99 |
| Thomas (Charles)
|
Topographical notes: III. Rosnat, Rostat, and the early Irish church | 100–106 |
| Kelleher (John V.)
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The Táin and the annals | 107–127 |
| Byrne (Francis J.)
|
Tribes and tribalism in early Ireland | 128–166 |
| Greene (David)
|
The Irish war-cry | 167–173 |
| Quin (E. G.)
|
Varia I. The f-future in Stapleton’s Catechismus | 174–175 |
| Greene (David)
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Varia II [1. Periods of time; 2. Ir. úathad, óthad: W. odid] | 176–180 |
| Hamp (Eric P.)
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Varia III [1. The Celtic words for ‘tear’; 2. The ‘bee’ in Irish, Indo-European and Uralic] | 181–187 |
| Charles-Edwards (T. M.)
|
Varia IV: Wb. 28c14 and the ‘exclusive’ use of the equative in Old Irish | 188–189 |
| Kelly (Fergus)
|
Varia V [1. O I. ad-claid; 2. O I. claideb and its cognates] | 190–196 |
Ériu 21 (1969)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
On the pre-history of Celtic verb inflexion | 1–22 |
| Holmer (Nils M.)
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A Celtic-Hittite correspondence | 23–24 |
| Greene (David)
|
In momento, in ictu oculi ... | 25–31 |
| Quin (E. G.)
|
On the Modern Irish f-future | 32–41 |
| Ó Murchú (Máirtín)
|
Common core and underlying forms | 42–75 |
| Skerrett (R. A. Q.)
|
Verbs of state and motion in Irish | 76–86 |
| Hamp (Eric)
|
Varia I | 87–88 |
| Greene (David)
|
Varia II | 89–98 |
| Powell (Roger)
|
Further notes on Lebor na hUidre | 99–102 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
Three poems ascribed to Máol Cobha | 103–115 |
| Ó Fiannachta (Pádraig)
|
Two love-poems | 115–121 |
| Carney (James P.)
|
The Ó Cianáin miscellany | 122–147 |
| Carney (Maura)
|
The works of the Sixth Day | 148–166 |
Ériu 20 (1966)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Bretha Déin Chécht | 1–66 |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
Zu Gúbretha Caratniad § 39 | 66 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
The origin of the f-future | 67–81, 93 (addendum) |
| Greene (David)
|
The prefix in- | 82–86 |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
Altirisch -tuit ’ | 87–93 |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
The phonetic basis of Classical Modern Irish rhyme | 94–103 |
| O'Rahilly (Cecile)
|
The preverb con- (co n-) in the LL Táin | 104–111 |
| Mac Eoin (Gearóid)
|
A poem by Airbertach Mac Cosse | 112–139 |
| Quin (E. G.)
|
Irish cote | 140–150 |
| Hull (Vernam)
|
Cáin Domnaig | 151–177 |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
Irisches in der Edda | 178–182 |
| Ó Cróinín (Donncha A.)
|
Mod.I. maidir le, mar le | 183–184 |
| Price (Liam)
|
The origin of the word betagius | 185–190 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
Beir mo scíath, scëo fri úath | 191–201 |
| Schmidt (Karl Horst)
|
Die indogermanischen ē-praesentia im Altirischen | 202–207 |
| Breatnach (R. A.)
|
The syntax of Mod.Ir. lá dá raibh sé | 208–211 |
| Mac Cana (Proinsias)
|
Varia. I | 212–221 |
| Henry (P. L.)
|
Varia. II [1. A passage in Scéla Cano meic Gartnáin; 2. Some passages in Audacht Morainn] | 222–228 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Varia. III [1. The old negative form of dia ‘if’; 2. (bó) trelaeg; 3. Atromriug; 4. The date of the so-called ‘Hymn of Patrick’] | 229–237 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Carl J. S. Marstrander | 237–238 |
Ériu 19 (1962)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
Some early devotional verse in Irish | 1–24 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
The origin of the t-preterite | 25–38, 38–46 (addendum) |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
The Old-Irish table of penitential commutations | 47–72 |
| Greene (David)
|
The conjunct forms of the copula in Old Irish | 73–74 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
Mesce Chúanach | 75–80 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
Lānellach tigi rích ⁊ ruirech | 81–86 |
| Wagner (Heinrich)
|
Gaulish ieuru ‘fecit’ | 87–88 |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
The poetic contention about the River Shannon | 89–110 |
| Greene (David)
|
Varia. I | 111–113 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Varia. II | 114–118 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
Varia III | 119 |
| Lewy (Ernst)
|
Gk. ἀvάσσω: Ir. aingim? | 120 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
A misunderstood marginal | 121–122 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
foclóir | 122 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
Richard Irvine Best, 1872–1959 | 123–125 |
Ériu 18 (1958)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Carney (James P.)
|
Two Old Irish poems | 1–43 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
The date and provenance of Uraicecht becc | 44–54 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
A poem of prophecies | 55–84 |
| Watkins (Calvert)
|
Old-Irish sernaid and related forms | 85–101 |
| Best (R. I.)
|
Palaeographical notes III | 102–107 |
| Greene (David)
|
The analytic forms of the verb in Irish | 108–112 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
The Fair of Tailtiu and the Feast of Tara | 113–138 |
| Mac Airt (Seán)
|
Filidecht and coimgne | 139–152 |
| Ó Cuív (Brian)
|
Some verbal forms in Modern Irish | 153–157 |
| Henry (P. L.)
|
An Irish-Icelandic parallel: Ferdomun / Karlsefni | 158–159 |
| Mulchrone (Kathleen)
|
Ferdomnach and the Armagh notulae | 160–163 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Old-Irish axal | 164 |
Ériu 17 (1955)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Further remarks on Wb. 9a23 | 1–3 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Bretha Nemed | 4–6 |
| Greene (David)
|
Un Joc Grossier in Irish and Provençal | 7–15 |
| Dobbs (Margaret E.)
|
A poem ascribed to Flann mac Lonáin | 16–34 |
| O'Brien (M. A.)
|
A Middle-Irish poem on the Christian kings of Leinster | 35–51 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Irish law tracts re-edited: I. Coibnes uisci thairidne | 52–85 |
| Murphy (Gerard)
|
Finn's poem on May-day | 86–99 |
| Breatnach (R. A.)
|
On the morphology of the conjunctions meaning ‘before’ in Irish | 100–105 |
| Holmer (Nils M.)
|
Some Old Irish forms | 106–111 |
| Falconer (Sheila)
|
The verbal system of the LU Táin: compiled with a view to dating the interpolated passages in this version | 112–146 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
Thomas Francis O’Rahilly 1883–1953 | 147 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Irish grammatical tracts V: metrical faults | 259–293 |
Ériu 16 (1952)
Ériu 15 (1948)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
An Irish seventeenth-century translation of the Rule of St. Clare | 1–187 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
Glossarial index to ‘An Irish seventeenth-century translation of the Rule of St. Clare’ | 1–110 |
| Pedersen (Holger)
|
O.Ir. di chossce alailiu | 188–192 |
Ériu 14 (1946)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
Ir. aobh, aoibheall, etc. W. ufel, uwel. Gaul. Esus | 1–6 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
On the origin of the names Érainn and Ériu | 7–28 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Varia I | 29–30 |
| O'Daly (Máirín)
|
The verbal system of the LL Táin | 31, 33–139 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Some Irish equatives | 140–143 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
Varia II | 144–146 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Ériu and the ablaut | 147–153 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
The infixed pronoun after the preposition con- | 153 |
| Dillon (Myles)
|
The Yew of the Disputing Sons | 154–165 |
| Dobbs (Margaret E.)
|
A note on Aidheda forni do huaislib Érenn and the lost legend of Ferdomon | 166–169 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Irish grammatical tracts: III and IV | 167–257 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
White red-eared cows | 170 |
Ériu 13 (1942)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Gwynn (E. J.)
|
An Old-Irish tract on the privileges and responsibilities of poets | 1–60, 220–236 |
| Pearson (A. I.)
|
A medieval glossary | 61–83 |
| Walsh (Paul)
|
Tethbae | 88–94 |
| Watson (J. Carmichael)
|
Mesca Ulad: the redactor’s contribution to the later version | 95–112 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
A poem by Piaras Feiritéar | 113–118 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
iarann, lárag, etc. | 119–127 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
Some instances of vowel-shortening in Modern Irish | 128–134 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
A phonetic development in Munster Irish | 135–139 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
-genn for -chenn | 140–143 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
Notes, mainly etymological | 144–219 |
Ériu 12 (1938)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Bretha crólige | 1–77 |
| Binchy (D. A.)
|
Sick-maintenance in Irish law | 78–134 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Miscellanea: (1) The 2 sg. absolute of berid; (2) O.Ir. foc(c)ul(l); (3) cro- in compounds | 135–136 |
| Bergin (Osborn), Best (R. I.)
|
Tochmarc Étaíne | 137–196 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
On the syntax of the verb in Old Irish | 197–214 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Varia. I | 215–235 |
| O'Brien (M. A.)
|
Varia. II | 236–244 |
| Gwynn (E. J.)
|
Notes on the Irish penitential | 245–249 |
| Wulff (Winifred)
|
Contra incantationes | 250–253 |
| O'Rahilly (Thomas F.)
|
Some Fermoy place-names | 254–256 |
Ériu 11 (1932)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| MacNeill (Eoin)
|
The Vita Tripartita of St. Patrick | 1–41 |
| Dillon (Myles)
|
Stories from the law-tracts | 42–65 |
| Smith (Roland M.)
|
The advice to Doidin | 66–85 |
| O'Brien (M. A.)
|
Varia | 86–93 |
| Byrne (Mary E.)
|
Note on a gloss of O'Davoren | 94–96 |
| Byrne (Mary E.)
|
On the punishment of sending adrift | 97–102 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
A mystical interpretation of the Beati | 103–106 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
On the Kilbonane Ogams | 107–111 |
| MacNeill (Eoin)
|
‘De origine Scoticae linguae’ | 112–129 |
| MacNeill (Eoin)
|
Varia I | 130–135 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Varia II | 136, 138–149 |
| Gwynn (E. J.)
|
Varia III | 150–153 |
| O'Brien (M. A.)
|
Varia IV | 154–171 |
| Macalister (R. A. S.)
|
The ‘Fermoy’ copy of Lebor gabála | 172–173 |
| Wulff (Winifred)
|
De amore hereos | 174–181 |
| O'Brien (David)
|
The Féni | 182–183 |
| Duncan (Lilian)
|
Altram Tige Dá Medar | 184–225 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Lenition after cóic in nom., acc., and dat. | 226 |
Ériu 10 (1926–1928)
Ériu 9 (1921–1923)
Ériu 8 (1916)
Ériu 7 (1914)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
The guesting of Athirne | 1–9 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
On debide rhyme | 10–12 |
| Anscombe (Alfred)
|
St. Victricius of Rouen and St. Patrick | 13–17 |
| Lloyd (J. H.)
|
Mid-sixteenth-century numbers and phrases | 18–25 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
Bó thúir | 26 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
Modern Irish teóra ‘limit, border’ | 27–29 |
| MacNeill (Eoin)
|
The authorship and structure of the ‘Annals of Tigernach’ | 30–113 |
| Best (R. I.)
|
Palaeographical notes I. The Rawlinson B 502 Tigernach | 114–120 |
| Gwynn (E. J.)
|
An Irish penitential | 121–195 |
| Thurneysen (Rudolf)
|
A third copy of the Guesting of Athirne | 196–199 |
| Baudiš (Josef)
|
Cúroi and Cúchulinn | 200–209 |
| Gwynn (Lucius)
|
Cináed úa hArtacáin's poem on Brugh na Bóinne | 210–238 |
| Knott (Eleanor)
|
On a line in Patrick’s hymn | 239 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
The lament of the nun of Beare | 240–241 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
The death of Conchobar’s sons | 242–243 |
| Bergin (Osborn)
|
What brought the Saxons to Ireland | 244 |
Ériu 6 (1912)
| Author | Title | Page(s) |
| Ó Máille (Tomás)
|
Contributions to the history of the verbs of existence in Irish | 1–102 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
The rules of assonance in Irish poetry | 103–111 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
Four religious poems | 112–116 |
| Anscombe (Alfred)
|
The pedigree of Patrick | 117–120 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
The march roll of the men of Leinster | 121–124 |
| Quiggin (E. C.)
|
A book of the O'Reillys | 125–129 |
| Gwynn (Lucius)
|
De shíl Chonairi Móir | 130–143 |
| Gwynn (Lucius)
|
De maccaib Conaire | 144–153 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
Quantitative assonance | 154–156 |
| Meyer (Kuno)
|
An Old-Irish parallel to the motive of the Bleeding Lance | 157–158 |
| Fraser (John)
|
The miracle of Ciaran’s hand | 159–160 |
| Best (R. I.)
|
Notes on the script of Lebor na hUidre | 161–174 |
Ériu 5 (1911)
Ériu 4 (1908–1910)
Ériu 3 (1907)
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