Decies Vol. 26

Decies Vol. 26

Decies (XXVI) (26)
(Waterford; Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society, 1984).

• Editorial
• Report of Annual General Meeting
• Communication from Department of Folklore, U.C.D.
• King John and the City of Waterford - Eamon McEneaney
• Irish Words still in use in the Fenor Area - Rita Byrne
• Notes towards a Maritime History of Dunmore East - June Fennelly
• Reginald's Tower - J.S. Carroll
• The Last Voyage of the "Menapia" of Waterford, 1836 - Des Cowman
• The Battle of Waterford, 1922 - Terence O'Reilly
• A Souterrain at Rhinecrew, Co. Waterford - C. Power, B. O'Donnabhain & M.G. O'Donnell
• A Spanish Poetess of Co. Waterford Origins: Maria Gertrudis Hore (1742-1801) - Julian C. Walton
• Listing of Monastic possessions in Co. Waterford c. 1540 - Tom Nolan
• The Estate of George Lane Fox - The Editor
• A Numismatic blot on Waterford's Escutcheon - Gerard Rice
• Programme of Old Waterford Society

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