Kavanagh's Historical Bibliography of County Kildare
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Millicent legion of yeomanry orderly book.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XIII. 211--219. |
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Miscellanea Vaticano --Hibernica.
Periodical: Arch. Hib., V. 74--185 For Kildare in 1637 see P. 101--104. |
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Monasterevan Gaelic Football Club, Sceal an blian 1974. Publisher: no imprint. |
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Mortuary Chapel, Church of Our Lady and St. David, Naas. A Memento. Publisher: Leinster Leader, Naas. |
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Mr. Watson of Larchhill near Kilcock who lived in the first half of the 18th. Century.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XIV, 233. |
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Ms. map of part of the town and lands of Kilcullen Bridge and New Abbey, County of Kildare, the estate of --- surveyed in 1827.
Copy in the National Library. |
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Mural tablet of the 17th. Century, Timolin.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. I, 205. |
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Myth and memory: The history and story of the graveyards of Maynooth. Published: 2002 Publisher: Maynooth Local History and Civic Forum, Maynooth. |
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Naas Millenium memories. Published: 2000 Publisher: Cybercom, Naas |
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Naas Volunteers 1779.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XI, 467--468. |
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Nas na Riogh. From Poorhouse Road to Fairy Flax-an illustrated history of Naas. 2nd Edition. Published: 2001 Publisher: Naas Local History Group, Naas. |
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New Bridge, County of Kildare ( near Leixlip )
Periodical: Irish Penny Journal, Vol. 1, No. 17, P. 129--130. |
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Newbridge can make it.
Periodical: New Link, No. 5, P. 14--15. Deals with the carpet making industry in Newbridge. |
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Newbridge Cutlery Company Limited.
Periodical: New Link. No. 7, P. 4--5. |
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Newbridge in 1753. ( The District)
Periodical: Newbridge Quarterly, No. 61, P. 38. |
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Newbridge in 1783. ( The District)
Periodical: Newbridge Quarterly, Nos. 59 & 60. P. 13. |
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Notes on Naas gaol.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XIV. 333--335. |
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Notes on the Sweetman family.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. III, 389--390. |
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Obituary of the late Duke of Leinster.( Gerald Fitzgerald 5th Duke of Leinster)
Periodical: J.K.A.S. I, 155--158. |
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Official guide Kildare : Cill Dara. Publisher: Fogra Failte, Dublin. |
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Official Guide to County Kildare Published: N.D. Publisher: Condor Publishing Co. |
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Old place names not recorded on the Ordnance Maps.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XII, 349--351 and 453--456. |
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O'More family of Balyna in the County Kildare by James More of Balyna, circa 1774 continued from Vol. IX, P. 277--291. With addenda I. The ultimate fate of Col. Rory O'More, 2. Inscriptions on tombstones in the Cadamstown churchyard, Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IX, 318--330. |
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Ordnance Survey 6 inch composite sheet showing the estate of the Marquis of Drogheda in Co. Kildare. 1838--1839.
Copy in the National Library. |
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Ordnance Survey letters for Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XII, 252--268, 332--342, 428--441, XIII, 119--132, 201--210, 254--264. |
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Oughterany, Journal of the Donadea Local History Group
Periodical: Journal of the Donadea Local History Group, vol. 1, no. 1. 1993. Published: 1993. Publisher: Donadea Local History Group |
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Outline map of part of the lands of Kilkea in the County of Kildare, the estate of the Duke of Leinster. 1815.
Ms. Copy in the National Library. |
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Palmerstown House in ashes.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XV, 386, 418, 424, 429, 444. An item from The Irish Independent 31st. January, 1923 re the destruction by the Irish Republican Army of Palmerstown House in 1923. |
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Papers accompanying the Report of Her Majesty's Commissioners for enquiring into Endowed Schools in Ireland. 3 Vols.
Publisher: Printed by Alexander Thom, Dublin.
For Kildare see Vol. 1 P. 746--758 and Vol. 111, P. 127--138 |
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Papers presented to the House of Commons relating to the Royal College of St. Patrick, Maynooth.
Ordered to be printed 30th. March and 6th. April. 1808 and to be reprinted 17th. May,1813. Commons Papers 204, 179. 52 page, Folio. Copy in the National Library. |
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Compiled by Michael Kavanagh of Kildare County Library
This resource was made possible through the support of the Heritage Council and the Local Studies department of the Library & Arts Service of Kildare County Council.
