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| The Military History Society of Ireland, 1949-99: a message to mark the golden jubilee (Illustrated) | Donal O'Carroll | Page 1 |
| The battle of Manning Ford, 4 June 1643 | Niall Brunicardi | Page 3 |
| Niall Brunicardi (1913-1997) | Page 15 | |
| A Dublin printed Army List of 1710 | Kenneth Ferguson | Page 17 |
| The last hurrah of the Irish cavalry regiment of Fitzjames (Illustrated) | Eoghan ó hAnnracháin | Page 22 |
| The Irish Ambulance Corps 1870-1871 and the Dundalk contingent (Illustrated) | Canice O'Mahony | Page 36 |
| Batons and Maxim Guns: The Belfast dock strike of 1907 | Mark Radford | Page 51 |
| A dubious reputation? The performance of 16th (Irish) Division, 1916 - 20 March 1918 | Lynn Speer Lemisko | Page 61 |
| A Cambrai Charge. The 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons at Guislain Ridge, 1 December 1917 |
Gavin Hughes | Page 77 |
| The Society's tour in South Africa, September 1999: a personal retrospect (Illustrated) | Gordon L Heries Davies | Page 85 |
Notes: Irish military pilgrims in South Africa, 1999-2000; Bawns in Connecticut and Virginia; The Ordanance Society; The health of some Irish militia regiments at Aldershot, February 1858; Prinz Joachim |
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| Three Castles: a sentinel in stone watching the north-west frontier of Gaelic Leinster | Kenneth Ferguson | Page 121 |
| Weston St.John Joyce - Author of Ireland's Battles and Battlefields | Page 124 | |
| The trend in warfare in Gaelic Leinster | Emmett O'Byrne | Page 125 |
| The politics of Volunteering, 1778-93 | James Kelly | Page 139 |
| The Charlemont Toile | Page 158 | |
| From Soldiers Three to The Irish Guards in the Great War: Rudyard Kipling and the Irish soldier, 1887-1922 | Terence Denman | Page 159 |
| 'Let Irishmen come together in the Trenches': John Redmond and Irish Party policy in the Great War, 1914-1918 | Joseph Finnan | Page 174 |
Archbishop Walsh and Mgr. Curran's opposition to the British war effort in Dublin, 1914-1918 |
Jerome aan de Wiel | Page 193 |
| Irish Aces of the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force, 1914-1918 | Patrick McCarthy | Page 205 |
| Gun running from Germany to Ireland in the early 1920's | Andreas Roth | Page 209 |
Notes: Legislation of 1495 for 'bowes and arrowes', 'ordinance', and 'meat and drink for soldiers'; A belt plate of the 110th Cork City Militia; Uniforms of the Cork Militia, 1746; The militia in Ireland July 1902: actual strength, establishment strength, and location; Lord French's Proclamination, June 1918 |
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| "His Lordship, A sketch in the Pheonix": The 7th Earl of Cardigan at Sword exercise in Phoenix Park, Dublin. About 1843 | Page 241 |
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| Castles and the Pallas placename: a German insight | Kenneth Ferguson | Page 241 |
| Some early Wild Geese at the Invalides | Eagan Ó hAnnracháin | Page 249 |
| Captain Sir William Agustus Smith 1751 – 1831 | W H Clements | Page 265 |
| Orangism and Irish military history, 1795 – 1920 | David Fitzpatrick | Page 268 |
| Ireland and the Crimean war (Illustrated) | Brian Griffin | Page 281 |
| Conor Francis O’Brien, Connaught Ranger (1895 – 1969) (Illustrated) | Conor Reilly | Page 313 |
| The strange story of Stephen Lally: Connaught Rangers mutineer | Brian Hanley | Page 337 |
| The mutiny of the Connaught Rangers – the literature | Patrick McCarthy | Page 342 |
Notes: Lieutenant Colonel Richard Gaydon, godfather, 1718; Attack on postboys by the Newgate sentries, 1770; Army families in Dublin, 1911; The Thompson submachine gun: a few footnotes; The Military Heraldry Society |
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Book Reviews |
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| A representation of the uniform of the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, 1799 [British Military Library ii, 74-5] | Page 361 | |
| An English or French etymology for "bawn" | Kenneth Ferguson | Page 361 |
| The 1641 rebellion in Cork to the battle of Liscarroll, 3 September 1642 (Illustrated) | Patrick McCarthy | Page 369 |
| The battle of Liscarroll - 3 September 1642 | Barry O'Brien | Page 391 |
| A Cross for Ireland, 1658 (Illustrated) | W. Y. Carmen | Page 403 |
| German mercenaries in Ireland, 1798-1807 | Eva ó Cathaoir | Page 406 |
| An Irishman's proposal for aerial bombing during the Crimean War | Brian Griffin | Page 427 |
| Fort Shannon: a case history in Anglo-Irish co-operation during the Second World War (Illustrated) | Donard de Cogan and Sean Swords |
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Notes: Ursula's story of her Hiberno-German ancestry; Churchill's speech on the proposed handover of the Irish ports, 5 May 1938 |
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Query: Captain William Siborne; Records of Armit & Borough, army agents |
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