Carraig-a-chait (cat's rock), 100.
Carranadoo, 342, n.

Carran Tierna, 317.
Carrick castle, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Carrickfergus, 196.

Carrick ganarrake, 78, 80.

Carrick-on-Suir, 187, 270, 376.
Carrig-a-Bric, 317.
Carris, 343, n.

Carroll, 201.
Carryketwohill, 270.

Carte quoted, 5.
Carthach, 48.

Carthage, 37.

Carthagenians, 36, 232.
Carruthers, 281, 285, 286.

Carve, 26, 26, n., 27, 28, 29, 30, 31.
Cashel, 95, 157. Archbishop of, 314.
Bishop of, his death, 62. Bronze celts
found at, 203. Discovery of effigies at,
64. King and bishop of, 49. Rock of, 49.
Casey, 136, 136, n., 213, 214, 215, 230,
233, 239, n., 282, 316.
Castlebechin, 270.

Castlebeghan, 270.

Castlebellingham, 388.

Castlecarberry, 111, 113, 114.
Castlecomer, 197.

Castlefreke, 87.

Castle Gregory, 138.
Castle Hyde, 317.
Castleishen, 92.
Castlelehane, 86.
Castle Lyons, 86, 87.

Castlemaine, 135, 135, n.

Castlemain bay, 213.

Castlemartyr, 276, 308. Cavern at, 235.
Castlepooky, 93.

Castlerea, 342, n.

Castletowndelvin, 285.
Castletown, 111.

preserved at, 187.

Catelyn, 363.

Cathach, 305.

Cathaigh-inis, derivation of the word, 60.
Cathair Luimnigh, 347, n.
Catullus, 37.

Cavan, 315,343, n. Silver pin found at, 293.
Ceadach Mor, legend concerning, 101.
Ceananas, 344, 345, 345, n.
Ceara, 346, 346, n., 347.

Celts, specimens of, 44.

Celtic barrows, 233.

Derivatives, 257.

Chudleigh, 172, n.

Cicero quoted, 36.

Cineal Connaill, 338, 339.

Cineal Eoghain, 338, 339.
Cinel-Aedha-na-h-Echtghe, 342, n.
Cinel-Dobhtha, 342, n.

Cirr and Cuirrell, their hillocks, 238.
Cists, 298. Described, 275.
Clanconway, 342, n.

Clanmalure, 194.

Clanncathail, 342. n.

Clann Chuain, 346, 346, n., 347.

Clann Dail-re-deacair, 344, 345.

Clann-Tomaltaigh, 342, n.

Cobler, story of, 7.

341.

n., 287, n., 304, 306, 307.

Clarendon, 165, 220.

Clashacrow, 190.

Clibborn, 281.

Clifford castle, 143.

Clitheroe, 157, 158.

Clinstown, 203.

Clochor, the oracle of, 32.

Clocnova, 31.

Clodh-na-d-Tarv, 311.

Cloghane, 59, 130.

Cloghan-na-marbhan, 297.

Cloghmanty, exploration of a carn at, 232,

235.

Cloghscreg, 68.

Clogoira, its meaning, 61.

Cloich-theachs, 271.

Cox quoted, 95, 340, n.

pices, 138.

Consey, 328.

Conway, a goldfinder, 367.

Cooke, 47, 53, n., 71, 73, 198, 199, 206,
236, 239, n., 240, n., 277, 281, 285, 288,

289, 290, 293, 358, 359, 360, 380, 381,
382.

Cooking places discovered, 121.

Cooksey, 162.

Cork, 5, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 94,
95, 132, 138, 141, n., 157, 158, 201,
230, 231, 235, 237, 247, n., 250, 265,
268, 269, 270, 271, 274, 276, 283, 287,
287, n., 292, 310, 316, 335, 356. Dio-
cese of, 87. Earl of, his iron works, 57.
First earl of, 86. Lord bishop of, 86.
National exhibition of, 67.

Corkaguiny, 133, 135, n., 136, n., 137, 138,
141, n., 142, n., 214. Antiquities at,
enumerated, 136.

Cormac Mac Art, 303, 319, 345, n.
Cormac Mac Cullenan, 49, 49, n. His
chapel, 49. His Glossary quoted, 37.
Corporal punishment, ancient mode of in-
flicting, 369.

Craig-na-Seanean, 305.
Cranfield, 82.

Craobh Ghreallain, 341, n.
Crawley, 203.

Creeve, 340, 341, 341, n.
Cressy, 145.

Croagh Patrick, 130, 345, n.
Crobally, 307, 308.

Croghan, the graves of, 238.

Crohan, 303, 306.

Croker, 77, n., 128, 172, 219, n., 236, 271,

276,356. Croker's Cross, 219, 219, n.,

220, 223, n., 225, 226.

Crom Cruach, 35.

Crom Dubh, 35, 130.

Cromleac, 40, 46, n., 55, 63, 136, 137.
Application of the term, 40, n.
Cromwell, 92, 106, 106, n., 107, 112, 151,
156, 161, 162, 168, 225, 290, 331.
Cromwell (author of "Excursions through
Ireland") quoted, 46, n.

Cromwellian adventurers, 328. Army, 164.
Attack upon Kilkenny described, 224,
Soldiery, remarkable for their impiety,
224. Troopers, 51, 193.
Cronelly, 341, n.
Crookhaven, 355.
Crosbie, 132, 252.

Cross of Banagher, 277. Of Cong, 284, n.
Of Killamery, 292. Of Kilkeeran, 292,
Of Kilklispeen, 292.

Cucking-stools, 258, 263, n.
Cuffe, 113, 196, 197.
Cuffsborough, 358.

Cuil, meaning of the word, 52.

Cuil Cearnamha, 344, 344, n., 345.

Cuil Cnamha, 344, 344, n., 345.

Cuillean, 32, 33, 34.

De Burgo, 14, 15, 24.

De Courcy, 336, 337, 376.
De Lacy, 338, 339, 340, 341.
Deathbed donations, 57.

Dee, a writer, 134.

Deel, river, 316.

Deer, remains of, 120.

thic watch-dog, 33.

Cuillionn Grinn, 101.

Cuimin-fada, 57, 58, 59. Paschal epistle
of, 47. The white, his birth, 58. The
tall, 57. Several saints of the name,
57.

Cuirrech Ceinn Eitigh, 344, 345, 345, n.
Culdees, 56.

devoted, 5, n.
Delahide, 105.
Delone, 157.

Demidoff, 275.

Denmark, 303. Antiquities of, 191.
Dennie, 143.
Denny, 90.
Derrick, 154.

Derry, 235.

Derrynahinch, 356.

Desaria, 151.

Desart family, 196.

Desart land, 57.

Desmond, 5, 6, 7, 86, 92, 95, 107, 108, 134,
137, n., 140, 291, 292, 338, 339, 361,
374, 381.

vation of the term, 367.

Currane, 253.

Curteys, and his wife Margery, 262.

Cusake, 106, 108.

Cusaks, 388.

D.

Dabran, 305, 306.

344, n., 345.

Dagda, his bed, 238.

Devereux, 10, 14, 26, 30.
Devonshire, 172, n.

Diana, 38. Her singular functions, 37.
Human sacrifices offered to, 36.

Diarmuid, and Grainne's rock, 306. His
death, 307.

Dietius, the story of, 6.

Digan, 128, 131.

Dina, 59.

Dingenacush, 134, n., 140.

135, n., 137, 138, 139, 140, n., 141, n.,
143, 192, 231, 284, 386. Character of
its inhabitants, 142. How it stood in
the sixteenth century, 133.
men's tokens of, 142, n.
Dingle-i-couch, 134, 134, n., 135.
Dinnsenchus quoted, 237.
Dingwall, 5.

Disert, 57, 340, n. Cuimin, 57.
Discovery of gold, 287, n.

Dixon, 363.

Dockrey, 345, n.

Dodsley quoted, 327.

Dod, 92.

Dodridge quoted, 261.

Dogs, peculiar to Ireland, 344, n.
Dolla, parish of, 366.

Domesday Book quoted, 257.

Dominicans, a house for, founded, 86.
Donamagan, 111, n.

Donegal, 144, 287, 290, 317, 347, n.
Donegans, 93.

Doneraile, 87, 93, 335.

Donn Cuailgne, 311, 312.

Donnington, mansion-house of, 7.

Dripsey river, 316.

Du Noyer, 64.

Dunrigh, 303.

150.

Dromahaire, 88, 89.

Dromard, 344, n.

Drom-na-d-Tarv, 311.
Dromore, 285.

Dunton, 330, 331, n.

Dunurlin, parish of, 129.

Durham, 259, n.

Durrow, 58, 168, 332, n.

Drusmallyny, 270.

Altars of, 40, 45.

Dursey island, 317.

Dutch pillories, how constructed, 258.
Dyke, 268.

Parish of, 342, n.

Dysart, 194.
Dysartgallen, 364.

Dryden, 123, n., 124, n., 258.

Duach Gallach, 340, 341, 341, n.

Dublin, 31, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46. 64, 67,
94, 104, 107, 108, 109, 111, n., 112,
115, 141, n., 142, n., 151, 153, 156, 157,
166, 167, n., 176, 187, 188, 197, 200,
201, 223, 237, 241, n., 245, n., 281,
284, 286, 290, 291, 293, n., 294, 299,
333, n., 338, 339, 355, 363, 380, 387,
388. Exhibition, notes made in the ar-
chæological court of, 280. Geological
society of, 138, n.

Ducange quoted, 257.
Ducking stool, 262, 264.

Duffy, signification of the term, 279.

Dugdale quoted, 255, n., 259, 259, n.,

328.

Dunbel rath, 123, n., 127, 202, 203. An-

cient occupants of, 121. Excavation of,
119.