School of Celtic Studies / Tionól / 2008
Tionól 2008
The following papers were given at the School's annual Tionól, 28–29 November, 2008.
- Gwen Awbery
- Welsh place-names and the interaction of syntax and semantics
- Johan Corthals
- The Áiliu poems in Bretha Nemed Dédenach
- Clodagh Downey
- Dindshenchas and the Tech Midchuarta
- Fiona Edmonds
- Gaelic personal names in medieval northern England
- Matthias Egeler
- Some considerations on the Celtic character of the Lamiæ tres of the dedication stone CIL VII, 507 from the Roman fort Condercum on Hadrian's Wall.
- Markku Filppula and Juhani Klemola
- Celtic influences in English: a re-evaluation
- Graham Isaac
- The wave mechanics of Early Welsh verse
- Fergus Kelly
- Distraint of bees: a recently discovered Middle Irish legal commentary
- Esther Le Mair
- Some verbs in the Würzburg Glosses
- Peter McQuillan
- ‘Civil Conversation’ and literature in Irish in the seventeenth century
- Pádraic Moran
- Hebrew in Irish glossaries
- Máire Ní Mhaonaigh
- A fragmentary account of ‘Brian's battle’ in Rawlinson B486
- Brian Ó Dálaigh
- The Í Mhaoil Chonaire of Thomond
- Tadhg Ó Dúshláine
- Cuir srian rem chorp a Choimdhe: foinse agus fáth airge
- Gordon Ó Riain
- A fifteenth-century apologue on the death of Cú Chulainn
- Cathy Swift
- Sex in the civitas: early Irish intellectuals and their vision of women
- Freya Verstraten
- Was Walter de Burgh (†1271), Earl of Ulster, a descendant of Cathal Croibhdhearg Ó Conchobhair?
- Immo Warntjes
- The oldest occurrence of Old English gerīm
- Nicholas Williams
- The Brythonic preterite and Cornish syntax
- Nicholas Zair
- Middle Welsh subjunctive 1sg. -oef, 3sg. -oe: an Insular Celtic ‘ă-subjunctive’?