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Contents Vol. XXIV |
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Irish tents in Spanish Flanders, winter 1641 , (Illustrated) |
Eoghan OhAnnrachain and Gerard Aubert | Page 1 |
'They lived and loved and died': the integration of the Irish military at Aire-sur-la-Lys into the life of eighteenth-century France (Illustrated) |
Eoghan OhAnnrachain | Page 11 |
Roger Morrice, Sir Henry Hobart, and a new eyewitness account of the battle of the Boyne |
Jason McElligot | Page 44 |
Defence from the dispossessed: the state-sponsored garrisoning of the South Tipperary landscape, c. 1650 - c. 1730 (Illustrated) |
David J. Butler | Page 45 |
| The Nenagh Mutiny, 7-9 July 1856 (Illustrated) | Louis O'Brien | Page 57 |
| Officer's Duty Free Wine Allowance, 1839 | Page 64 | |
Journey's End: the fight for the Ulster Division's Forward Zone, 21 st March 1918 |
Nicholas Perry | Page 65 |
Deaths in Irish Regiments 1939-1945 and the extent of Irish volunteering for the British Army |
Yvonne McEwen | Page 81 |
| The Colour of Berwick's Regiment (Illustrated) | F.W. van Brock | Page 121 |
| West Cork and the Elizabethan Wars, 1565-1603 | Edward 0 'Mahony | Page 123 |
| A Prayer for the good successe of her Maiesties forces in Ireland [1599] | Page 160 | |
| Irish soldiers in Swedish service 1609-1613 | Alexia Grosjean and Steve Murdoch | Page 161 |
Lally, the Regime's Scapegoat |
Eoghan O hAnnrachain | Page 165 |
The exchange of letters between Lally and Coote upon the surrender of Pondicherry , 15 January 176 |
Page 177 | |
Countering a French threat: the Irish experience in the development of Light Infantry between 1793 and 1803 |
I.F. Nelson | Page 179 |
| The Fighting 69th times four | Caroline M Rerucha | Page 192 |
| W.Y. Cannan (1909-2003) | Page 193 | |
What have you done for Ireland? The 36th ( Ulster) Division in the Great War: Politics, propaganda and the demography of deaths Y |
Yvonne McEwan | Page 194 |
Easter Rising 1916: Count Plunkett's letter to Pope Benedict XV |
Jerome aan de Wiel | Page 219 |
The Celtic cross at Limburg an der Lahn, Germany: a sentimental journey (Illustrated) |
Anthony O'Brien | Page 241 |
Irish participation in Scandinavian armies during the Thirty Years' War |
Alexia Grosjean and Steve Murdoch | Page 277 |
| Flag of an Irish regiment in Bavarian service, 1626-1633 (Illustrated) | Page 288 | |
Controlling Insurrection: Garrisons, Police Barracks, and Bridewells in South Tipperary , c. 1750 - c. 1840 (Illustrated) |
David J Butler | Page 291 |
| Shako Plates of the Belfast Volunteers (Illustrated) | F. Glenn Thompson | Page 307 |
'A Work of Irish Manufacture' - Captain William Siborne's Waterloo Model |
Peter Hoftchroer | Page 309 |
Mac Mahon (1808-93), Duke of Magenta, Marshal of France, President of the Republic (Illustrated) |
George Clark | Page 309 |
| Georges Yver' s historical essay, 'Les Irlandais en Algerie' (1919) | Page 342 | |
| Lieutenant-Colonel K.H. Powers (1929-2005) | Page 342 | |
| Ann Caraway Ivins | Page 360 | |
Aspects of Anglo-Norman secular settlement in Longford and Roscommon c. 1300 (Illustrated) |
Linda Doran | Page 361 |
Gaelic military organisation and the Nine Years' War - the army of Red Hugh O'Donnell |
Darren McGettigan | Page 397 |
''Ruddy cheeks and strapping thighs': an analysis of the ordinary soldiers in the ranks of the Irish regiments of eighteenth-century France |
Colm 0 Conaill | Page 411 |
John Murray and the building of the Dun Laoghaire martello towers (Illustrated) |
Arnold Horner | Page 427 |
The contribution of Ulstermen to the Bolshaya Igra (Illustrated) |
W.A. Eakins | Page 435 |
| Whence came the Royal Dublin Fusiliers? | Tom Burke | Page 451 |