Decies Vol. 5

Decies Vol. 5

Decies (V) (5)
(Waterford; Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society, 1978).

• Report of AGM. Officers and Committee of Old Waterford Society 1977-'78
• The Walls and Defences of Waterford, Part II - J.S. Carroll
• The making of "Vadrefiord" - Arnoldus Hille
• William Redmond and the Irish Free State, Part II - Brian A. Reynolds
• Comments and questions from previous issues.
• (Federated Trade and Labour Unions; Castles in Waterford; Mineral Mining in Kilkenny; Notes on Field Names).
• Waterford' Quaker Community, 1650-1800, Part II - Emilie Bennis
• Notes on Burials in the French Church, Part II - Julian C. Walton
• Domestic detail of the Shapland Carews - R. Cowman
• Miscellania (Waterford's Iron Exports; Workhouse Correspondence, 1857; Drinking patterns in Kilmacthomas).
• A Walk through the past round Dunmore - Jack Walsh
• Summer Programme of the Old Waterford Society

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