The number of galloglasses, horsemen, etc. retained by Lords in Munster. Sir H. Gilbert's note of the Bonagh Burrs and Bonagh Begs in Munster, with an account of the fittest places to garrison soldiers in.

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• A note of the bonagh-beggs that belonged to the Earl of Desmond, how Galloglasse has been taxed, with other notes concerning the government of Munster, 16th c.
• Extracts out of Acts of Parliament concerning First Fruits and Tenths. Note of the number of horsemen, galloglasses and Scots in Ireland, 1592. Scheme for the reformation of Ireland.
• How galloglasses were cessed in County Cork and Co. Limerick. Account of the forces in Ulster in 1592. Note of what every barony of the five English counties is charged to bear in a journey against the Spaniards, 1588.
• Acquittance of Rcory McShyhe, captain of the galloglas in the Co. of Limerick for a quarter's wages for him and his band for keeping Co. Limerick and Co. Kerry from invasion of the rebels. Jan. 15, 1572.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1872)
• Scots mercenary forces in Ireland (1563-1603) by G. A. Hayes-McCoy; a review.
  de réir: Hayden, Mary
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1938)