
Unruly Ireland explores the strange, unsettled, and deeply human sides of Irish history and folklore, from the medieval period to the modern world.
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“May you be victorious, resolute, swollen / May you be a fair, powerful branch”. What Irish physicians could do for men’s health in 1509.
In 1509 the physician Conla Mac an Leagha was at Killaraght in County Sligo, looking after Tomaltach...
In 1891 Whitley Stokes published his edition of Cath Maige Tuired, “The Second Battle of Moytura”, one of the great tales of the Irish gods. In a footnote Stokes explained that he had “omitted an account of the meeting of the Dagdae and the...
Paying for crime in medieval Ireland.
In 1537 Henry VIII sent a royal commission to Ireland, to enquire from local juries in the parts of the island the English crown claimed most firmly, on how the country was actually governed. The juror...
UWhat happened to someone who committed a crime in medieval Ireland? Well, quite a bit of that depended on where they lived. In the English-held towns and areas (post-1170) the common law used there was a system based on incarceration and p...
Hugh O’Neill, his four wives, and what the marriages tell us about the man
Sometime in May 1593, word came to Hugh O’Neill’s household that Phelim mac Turlough O’Neill was dead. The O’Hagans had killed him, and nobody in Ulster was in much...
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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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