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Collection of Irish ballads laid down in two volumes. Also little scraps of poetry, together with some folk-lore and old songs. Collected for P. Weston Joyce, written by Michael Jo... by Joyce, Patrick Weston

“…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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Note on a passage in Stokes's Cormac's "Glossary". by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1911 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Ser. 6, Vol. I, pp. 180-182, 1911

Journal Article

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On the changes and corruptions in Irish topographical names. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1864 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. IX, p. 210, pp. 225-252, 1864-6

Journal Article

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On Spenser's Irish rivers. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1866 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. X, pp. 1-13, 1866-9

Journal Article

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On the occurrence of the number two in Irish proper names. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1866 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. X, pp. 164-172, 1866-9

Journal Article

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Old Celtic romances: translated from the Gaelic by P. W. Joyce. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1880 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. VIII, pp. 56-57, January, 1880

Journal Article

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The Lia Fail and the Westminster Coronation stone. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1884 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XII, pp. 325-331, July, 1884

Journal Article

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Review of Collection of Songs in the Irish Language edited for the Society for the Preservation of the Irish language. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1888 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XVI, p. 316, May, 1888

Journal Article

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Request for lists of colloquialisms used in English as spoken in Ireland. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1892 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 1, Vol. I, p. 57, 1892

Journal Article

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The River Bregoge, referred to by Spenser. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1894 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 126-127, 1894

Journal Article

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St. Patrick and the reptiles.(The history of a legend). by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1894 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. I, pp. 80-86, April, 1894

Journal Article

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The old Irish blacksmith's furnace. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1905 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Ser. 5, Vol. XV, pp. 407-408, 1905

Journal Article

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On the headstone of Lugns, or Lugnsed, St. Patrick's nephew, in the Island of Inchagoill, in Lough Corrib. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1906 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Ser. 5, Vol. XVI, pp. 1-10, 1906

Journal Article

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Some reminiscences of a collector of Irish folk music (with photograph of author) by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1911 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. I, pp. 15-18, January, 1911

Journal Article

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The wonders of Ireland: a review of Dr. P. W. Joyce's work of that name by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Published: 1911 “…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. I, p. 545, November, 1911

Journal Article

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Manuscript containing a description of the Forde-Pigot collection of Irish music in the Royal Irish Academy, by P. W. Joyce, 1910.

Archive: Dublin: Royal Irish Academy

Manuscript

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Translations by Patrick Weston Joyce of the romantic tale Mac na miochomhsirle and the Ossianic tale Toruigheacht an Ghiolla Deacsir.

“…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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'Photostat' copy of some lines of verse on verse of preliminary page of A Concise History of Ireland, by P. W. Joyce, beginning, Poor Little George, and addressed to someone in Por...

“…Joyce, Patrick Weston…”

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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Descriptions of children's customs on St. Bridget's night in the South and West of Ireland, collected by P. W. Joyce, [early 20th c.]

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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Letters to Lord Walter FitzGerald re the history of his family, especially Lord Edward FitzGerald, also re Irish local history and antiquities, mainly with reference to Kildare and...

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

Collection of Irish ballads laid down in two volumes. Also little scraps of poetry, together with some folk-lore and old songs. Collected for P. Weston Joyce, written by Michael Jo... by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Note on a passage in Stokes's Cormac's "Glossary". by Joyce, Patrick Weston

On the changes and corruptions in Irish topographical names. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

On Spenser's Irish rivers. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

On the occurrence of the number two in Irish proper names. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Old Celtic romances: translated from the Gaelic by P. W. Joyce. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

The Lia Fail and the Westminster Coronation stone. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Review of Collection of Songs in the Irish Language edited for the Society for the Preservation of the Irish language. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Request for lists of colloquialisms used in English as spoken in Ireland. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

The River Bregoge, referred to by Spenser. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

St. Patrick and the reptiles.(The history of a legend). by Joyce, Patrick Weston

The old Irish blacksmith's furnace. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

On the headstone of Lugns, or Lugnsed, St. Patrick's nephew, in the Island of Inchagoill, in Lough Corrib. by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Some reminiscences of a collector of Irish folk music (with photograph of author) by Joyce, Patrick Weston

The wonders of Ireland: a review of Dr. P. W. Joyce's work of that name by Joyce, Patrick Weston

Manuscript containing a description of the Forde-Pigot collection of Irish music in the Royal Irish Academy, by P. W. Joyce, 1910.

Translations by Patrick Weston Joyce of the romantic tale Mac na miochomhsirle and the Ossianic tale Toruigheacht an Ghiolla Deacsir.

'Photostat' copy of some lines of verse on verse of preliminary page of A Concise History of Ireland, by P. W. Joyce, beginning, Poor Little George, and addressed to someone in Por...

Descriptions of children's customs on St. Bridget's night in the South and West of Ireland, collected by P. W. Joyce, [early 20th c.]

Letters to Lord Walter FitzGerald re the history of his family, especially Lord Edward FitzGerald, also re Irish local history and antiquities, mainly with reference to Kildare and...

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