Irish Manuscripts
This is a list of manuscripts produced in Ireland as well as other manuscripts of Irish interest, including both vellum and paper manuscripts.
Library | MS catalogue no. | Date | Description |
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Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium (Bibliothèque Royale) | 3410 | 1629 | Paper manuscript |
Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium | 5100-4 | 17th century | Transcripts by Mícheál Ó Cléirigh from a book written by Siodrach Ua Mael Conaire in 1533. |
Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium | 5301-20 | after 1643 | paper manuscript |
Cambridge, Cambridge University Library | Book of Deer | 9/10th century, with later additions | Gospelbook of the 9/10th century, with 12th-century additions in Scottish Gaelic Images |
Chatsworth | Book of Lismore | c. 1500 | Mainly religious texts |
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 1 | ||
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 2 | ||
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 3 (olim Phillips MS 7022) | includes Irish verse | |
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 4 (olim Phillips MS 8214) | 1391 | Fragment which previously belonged to the core of the Yellow Book of Lecan |
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 7 | 16th century | |
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 10 | ||
Dublin, National Library of Ireland | G 11 | ||
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 D 17 | ||
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 E 29 Book of Fermoy |
15th-16th century | composite manuscript, three parts: I (pp. 1-16); II (pp. 17-216); III (pp. 217-24). Part preserved as Egerton 92 (see there). |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 K 44 | 1721-22 | Paper MS |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 N 10 | c. 1575 | Compiled by scribes of the Ó Maolconaire. Formerly MS Betham 145, after its former owner William Betham. |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 P 2 Great Book of Lecan |
c. 1380 x 1417 | |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 P 3 | 1467 (first part) | Composite manuscript, consisting of three parts |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 P 12 Book of Ballymote |
1384-1406 | |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 23 Q 6 | 15th-16th century | composite manuscript, five parts |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | 24 P 25 | 16th century | |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | B IV 1 | 1671-74 | paper manuscript |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | B IV 1A | 17th century? | paper manuscript |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | B IV 2 | 1627-28 | paper manuscript |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | C I 2 | 15th-16th century? | |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | C III 2 | 1552 | |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | C VI 3 | early 17th century | paper manuscript |
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy | D IV 2 | 15th century | |
Dublin, Trinity College | 52 Book of Armagh |
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Dublin, Trinity College | 1289 (olim H.1.15) | 1729-1745 | Paper manuscript |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1291 (olim H.1.17) | 1755 | Paper manuscript |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1298 (olim H.2.7) | c. 1340-50 | Irish genealogies, tales |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1308 (olim H.2.12, no. 8) | 15th century? | |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1316 (olim H.2.15a) | various | composite manuscript, including Senchas Már material written down c. 1350. |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1318 (olim H.2.16) Yellow Book of Lecan |
14th/15th century | composite manuscript |
Dublin, Trinity College | 1336 (olim H.3.17) | 15th and 16th centuries | miscellany |
Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland | No. V | 14th-15th century? | |
Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland | No. XL | Composite manuscripts (five parts) | |
Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland | No. XXVIII | 14th century? | |
Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland | No. XXXVI | 1690-91 | paper manuscript |
London, British Library | Additional 30512 | 15th-16th century | |
London, British Library | Additional 33993 | 16th century | composite manuscript: I (fos. 1-19) and II (fos. 20-29) |
London, British Library | Cotton Nero A 7 | 16th century? | composite manusrcipt, e.g. Bretha Nemed Toísech |
London, British Library | Egerton 88 | c. 1564 | |
London, British Library | Egerton 92 | Part detached from Book of Fermoy (see Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, 23 E 29) | |
London, British Library | Egerton 93 | 15th century (part I); 16th century (parts II-III) | composite manuscript in three parts: I (fos. 1-19); II (fos. 20-5); III (fos. 26-35) |
London, British Library | Egerton 1781 | c. 1484-87 | |
London, British Library | Egerton 1782 | c. 1517 | |
London, British Library | Harleian 432 | early 16th century | vellum |
London, British Library | Harleian 5260 | 16th century | vellum |
London, British Library | Lansdowne 418 | e.g. Annals of Duisk | |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Laud Misc. 610 | c. 1453-4 | Irish genealogies. Images online. |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 475 | early 17th century | Irish account of the Norman invasion of Ireland, based on an English version of Gerald of Wales' Expugnatio Hibernica; medieval and early modern Irish poems |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 488 | 14th-17th centuries | includes the Annals of Tigernach |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 489 | early 16th century | Annals of Ulster |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 498 | Irish charters, e.g. of the "Palmer's Hospital" (Priory and Hospital of St. John the Baptist without the New Gate, Dublin); of the Order of Fratres Cruciferi; additions. | |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 499 | Transcripts of deeds of Thomas Court (Augustinian Abbey of St. Thomas the Martyr), Dublin | |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 501 | Registrum de Kilmainham | |
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 502 | ||
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 503 | ||
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 506 | ||
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 512 | ||
Oxford, Bodleian Library | Rawlinson B 514 | ||
Stockholm | Vitterhet Engelsk, II. | 16th century | vellum |
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