Contents Vol. XXIII |
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| Vol XXIII: Ireland and the American Civil War : No 91 | ||
| The Fighting 69th; still going strong at 150 (Illustrated) | Kenneth H.Powers | Page 1 |
| Out of Ireland into the Union Army: The battle over Irish emigration (Illustrated) | Thomas J. Ryan | Page 7 |
| The charge of the Irish Brigade ar Marye's Heights in the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, 13 December 1862 | William A. Murphy | Page 23 |
| Colonel Patrick O'Rorke: fallen hero of Gettysburg (Illustrated) | Neil Hogan | Page 33 |
| Dick Dowling and the battle of Sabine Pass (Illustrated) | Ann Caraway Ivins | Page 53 |
| Ibid. (2) The Thermopylae of Lieutenant Disck Dowling (Illustrated) | P.D. O'Donnell | Page 65 |
| The youth and Irish military service of Patrick Clebourne (1828-1864) (Illustrated) | Mauiel Phillips Joslyn | Page 87 |
| Generals of Irish birth in the U.S. Civil War: The complete list | William F.K. Marmion | Page 99 |
| American Soldiers in Ireland, 1865-67 (Illustrated) | Michael H.Kane | Page 103 |
| James Wall Scully - a Kilkenny soldier in the American Civil War (Illustrated) | Anthony McCann | Page 141 |
| A contribution towards a bibiography of books and articles about Irish involvement in hte American Civil War | Paul V. Walsh | Page 155 |
| Vol XXIII: Naval Themes : No 92 | ||
| John Philip Holland the inventor of the modern submarine, and his Japanese and Fenian connections (Illustrated) | Séan G.Ronan | Page 185 |
| The Coastguard in Ireland (Illustrated) | Edmund P.Symes | Page 201 |
| The place of Ireland in naval history | John de Courcy Ireland | Page 211 |
| Vol XXIII: No 93 | ||
| Miniature of a Grenadier Officer of the Connaught Rangers (Illustrated) | F. Glenn Thompson | Page 241 |
| The conduct of warfare in Ireland during the age of the 'kings with opposition' 900-1200 A.D. (Illustrated) | Paul V.Walsh | Page 243 |
| The battle of Monasternenagh, 1579 | Thomas MOrsch | Page 305 |
| The legend of the Finnish mercenaries at the Boyne, 1690 | Ossi Päärnilä | Page 316 |
| John Giffard and the City of Dublin Militia | I.F. Nelson | Page 321 |
| General Mac Adaras: and adventurer in the service of the Irish revolutionaries in France | Janick Julienne | Page 335 |
| The Army Nursong Service 1922-1924: some historical fragments (Illustrated) | Anthony Kinsella | Page 347 |
| Vol XXIII : No 94 | ||
| Photograph of a collor and two armlets worn by a negro in the band of the Kilkenny Militia, c. 1793 | Page 361 |
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| Preserving Donegal - the battle of Glenmaquin 16 June 1642 (Illustrated) | Patrick McCarthy | Page 361 |
| Jacobite Artillery, 1689-91 | Harman Murtagh | Page 383 |
| General John Moore in Ireland in 1798 | Paul M. Merrigan | Page 401 |
| The Black, the Red and the Green: Black red-coats and Ireland during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries | John D. Ellis | Page 409 |
| The South Irish Horse on the Western Front (Illustrated) | Pat Dargan | Page 425 |
| In memory of Liutenant Tom Kettle, 'B' Company 9th Royal Dublin Fusiliers (Illustrated) | Tom Burke | Page 435 |
| Indictments on the East Side Thompson seizure | Alfred Isacsson | Page 446 |
| Father Peter B. Bradley and Irish Franciscan chaplains in World Wars I and II (Illustrated | Ignatius Fennessy | Page 449 |