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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Armagh"”.
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An environmental history of the Navan area of Co. Armagh
… the environmental history of the Navan area, Co. Armagh the site of the ancient 'capital' of Ulster. A tranect of five cores a analyzed from the edge of Loughnashade for pollen and loss-on-ignition . Submerged Pinus stumps from a number of lakes were collected and dated by 14c. Major episodes of …
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An Irish apostle: articulating and actualising apostolicity in the early Irish church
… of the continuing connection that Kildare and Armagh had to their patron saints and their authority. It examines the importance of this connection for concepts of ecclesiastical organisation, teaching authority and episcopal succession against the backdrop of the seventh-century Easter question …
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The céli Dé and ecclesiastical government in Ireland in the eighth and ninth centuries
… Tara to control the appointment of the abbots of Armagh is provided in an effort to indicate how they sought to establish a centralised secular authority on the basis of the acknowledged authority of Armagh.
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An Ecclesiastical Institution in Medieval Munster: A Study of Emly to c. 1100
… with the prominent northern institution of Armagh, which has loomed large in readings of Emly’s history, is reassessed. On a broader level, the thesis is concerned with how political activity on the part of ecclesiastical institutions in relation to royal and dynastic actors should be …
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Filiocht Sheamais Dhaill Mhic Cuarta: eagar criticuil ar leithchead da dhanta maraon le clar d'fhoinsi a shaothair
… of Omeath Parish in County Louth, joining County Armagh, who lived Before and after the war of William the 3d. He was a son to Bryan McCourt and acquired a very great knoledge of the Irish language, Both writen and spoken. He had also 2 Brothers and 3 sisters of which he himself gives an acount m …
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Roman Catholic women religious in Ireland, 1849-1907: self representations and public perceptions
… from 1849, when Paul Cullen became archbishop of Armagh, to the 1907 Factory and Workshop Act. It relies on both published material and convent archives as its source base. Each chapter takes the form of a case study investigating a different facet of the Irish public sphere in which women …
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Living with the Aftermath of Conflict: How Young Protestants Construct Personal Identity and Critique Concepts of Group Identity amidst Trauma, Political Crises, and Divisive Discourse in Northern Ireland
… through ethnographic research conducted in Armagh and Belfast from 2011 to 2015. I argue that young Protestants (ages 18 to 35) draw on their personal experiences with cross-community sociality as adults to remake local constructions of belonging, emphasizing shared commonalities and …
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The epidemiology of the ash dieback pathogen, Hymenoscyphus fraxineus, in Northern Ireland
… were inoculated into ash trees obtained from Co. Armagh, N. Ireland to determine if there were any differences in aggressiveness between the two populations. Lesion length was measured as an indicator of aggressiveness. There were significant differences in lesion length between individual H. …
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Gendering Violence: Autobiographical Writing and the Politics of Trauma and Remembrance in Contemporary Northern Irish Female Writers
… en tres bloques: dos memorias sobre la cárcel de Armagh, de SÃle Darragh y Margaretta D'Arcy; dos textos autobiográficos que ahondan en la discriminación que sufrieron Nell McCafferty y Anna Lo por ser, respectivamente, una mujer lesbiana y una inmigrante china en Belfast; y los textos …