Decies Vol. 52

Decies Vol. 52

Decies (LII) (52).  (.pdf, 10.6mb)

(Waterford; Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society, 1996) .

• Maria Montessori: Her links with Waterford / by Sr M. Redemptoris Cummins and Sr M. Josepha Phelan
• Bristol Irish news in the 1750's / by Jack Burtchaell
• From Anglo-Norman demesne to modern luxury hotel: The story of Little Island, County Waterford / by Tom Dooley
• The temperance movements in Waterford, 1839 to 1841 / by Donnchadh O Ceallachain
• Local Government in county Waterford in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Part III: The office of sheriff, 1355-1420 / by Ciaran Parker
• Shadows from the past. No.1
• Rope-making in Waterford / by Patrick Kavanagh
• A history of the People's Park / by Dermot Power
• The boithrin Mona Ruadh / by Richard Fennessy
• The ruined church of Killea: A consideration of its date and foundation / by Thomas Gregory Fewer
• Monumental inscriptions at the Abbey, Kilculliheen, Ferrybank, Waterford. Part IV (R to W) / by Michael O'Sullivan

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