Unruly Ireland
Gillian KennyUnruly Ireland explores the strange, unsettled, and deeply human sides of Irish history and folklore, from the medieval period to the modern world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | medievalgill.substack.com |
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"The only Robin Hood of all Ireland"
The letter was routine, the way dispatches from Dublin generally were. On 26 July 1578, Sir Nicholas Malby, the English military governor of Connacht, was sending his weekly report to Lord Burghley: Connacht quiet, the sons of the Earl of C...
A short tour of a city of God in Wicklow
Last week I once again walked into Glendalough. I’ve been there more times than I can count, and each time I pass through the gateway with its carved cross, something settles within me. I’m a lapsed Catholic with a healthy suspicion of gran...
Good Luck With That: The Medieval Irish Law of Cats
Imagine trying to create laws around cats. Well, imagine no more. The medieval Irish did it and by doing so gave us an insight into a world where cats battled spirits and were immune from prosecution while 'working'
Four-Legged Neighbours and Friends: Pets in Irish History
The pet cemetery at Powerscourt House in County Wicklow is a beautiful, earnest little place. A handful of headstones mark the resting places of dogs and horses (and a couple of cows) belonging to the Wingfield and Slazenger families over t...
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Irish historian and writer. Sometimes on your telly and podcasts. Writing a new biography of Gráinne O’Malley for Yale, 2027.
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