Note headed "Geographical confusion" quoting a passage from Dean Butler's preface to "Clyn's Annals"

Míreanna comhchosúla

• An account of the Norman invasion, derived from the "Song of Dermot", with annalistic extracts (apparently from Clyn's annals) for the 12th - 13th centuries, attributed to Sir George Carew. 17th c. copy.
• A register or breviat of the antiquities and statutes... of Kilkenny... collected by R. Rothe (from various rolls, charters, etc. Hooker's Chronicles, Clyn's Annals, the Redd Book (or liber primus) and the White Book of Kilkenny), 17th century. With a modern transcript of the same.
• The Book of Howth or annals of Ireland, 1162-1370; Nomina episcop. Ossoriens., 1202-1641; Excerpta ex Reg. S. Thomae, juxta Dublin and ex annal. S. Mariae, Dublin; Charta mon. B. Mariae Glasgarge; Annales T. Dowling, etc. 17th century copies.
• Historical collections of Sir J. Ware, formerly Clarendon Ms. XXXIX, including lives of St. Modwenna and other Irish saints, names of the Bishops of Ferns, T. Dowling's annals, etc., 17th c.
• Query concerning the history of a curious little church called Killaghie, near the village of Cloghreen, County Kerry.
  de réir: G., E.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1856)