Contents

• Reamhrá le Cathal Ó Searcaigh
• Prehistoric and Early Historic settlement in Donegal
• Early Christian Decorated Slabs in Donegal: An Turas and the Tomb of the Founder Saint
• Stone Sculpture in Donegal
• Sandhills, Silver and Shrines: Fine Metalwork of the Medieval Period in Donegal
• Placenames and Early Settlement in County Donegal
• Late Medieval Donegal
• The Renaissance Lordship of Tír Chonaill 1461-1555
• The End of O’Donnell Power
• Raphoe and the Reformation
• The Plantation of Donegal
• Donegal Settler Society from the Plantation to the Restoration c.1625 to 1685
• ‘No more to be got from the cat but the skin’: Management, Landholding and Economic Change in the Murray of Broughton Estate 1670-1755
• The Evolution of the Urban Network
• Derry’s Backyard: The Barony of Inishowen
• Rundale, Rural Economy and Agrarian Revolution in Tirhugh 1715-1855
• Changing farming Methods in Donegal
• Lough Derg: the Making of the Modern Pilgramage
• Settlement and Society in the Barony of East Inishowen c.1850-
• Agrarian Improvement and Social Unrest: Lord George Hill and the Gaoth Dobhair Sheep War 1856-1860
• The Politics of Nation-Building in Post-Famine Donegal
• Seasonal Migration to the Lagan and Scotland
• The Congested Districts Board and Co-Operatives in Donegal
• The Marquis, The Reverend, The Grand Master and the Major: Protestant Politics in Donegal 1868-1933
• Stair Litríocht Gaeilge Dhún Na nGall le Céad Bliain Anuas
• Donegal Fiddling: The Donegal Fiddle Tradition
• An Ceol Dúchais i dTír Chonaill
• The Gaelic families of Donegal
• Donegal: History & Society A Select Bibliography