WESTROPP, Thomas Johnson. A Collection of Historical Pamphlets on the History and Antiquities of County Clare and County Limerick by Thomas Johnson Westropp.

Two volumes. Contemporary quarter morocco on cloth boards, wear to spine of Volume II. Original printed wrappers bound in, in most instances. A very good collection.

Volume I:
(i) Ancient Remains near Lehinch, County Clare.
(ii) Kilkee and its Neighbourhood.
(iii) County Clare Folk-tales, III.
(iv) A Study in the Legends of the Connacht Coast. Part II.
(v) A Description of the Ancient Buildings and Crosses at Clonmacnoise.
(vi) The Desmonds’ Castle at Newcastle OConyll, County Limerick.
(vii) Carrigogunnell Castle and the O’Brien’s of Pubblebrien, in the County of Limerick.
(viii) Notes on certain Primitive Remains (Forts & Dolmens) in Inagh and Killeimer, Co. Clare.
(ix) Prehistoric Remains (Forts and Dolmens) in the Burren, County Clare.
(x) The Crosses and Slabs of Inishowen (by H.S. Crawford).
Volume II.
(i) Types of Ring-Forts Remaining in Eastern Clare (Quin, Tulla, and Bodyke).
(ii) Types of Ring-Forts Remaining in Eastern Clare (Killaloe, its Royal Forts, and their History).
(iii) Types of Ring-Forts Remaining in Eastern Clare.
(iv) Fortified Headlands and Castles on the South Coast of Munster. Part I. Sherkin to Youghal.
(v) Fortified Headlands & Castles on the South Coast of Munster. Part II. Ardmore to Dunmore.
(vi) Fortified Headlands and Castles in Western County Cork. Part I. From Cape Clear to Dunmanus Bay.
(vii) On Certain Typical Earthworks and Ring-Walls in County Limerick. Part I.
(viii) On Certain Typical Earthworks and Ring-Walls in County Limerick. Part II. The Royal Forts in Coshlea.
(ix) The Ancient Sanctuaries of Knockainey and Clogher, County Limerick, and their Goddesses.
(x) The Earthworks, Traditions, and the Gods of South-Eastern County Limerick, especially from Knocklong to Temair Erann.
(xi) The Assemby-Place of ‘Oenach Cairbre and Síd Asail at Monasteranenagh, County Limerick.
(xii) Dun Crot and the “Harps of Clíu”, on the Galtees, County Limerick. Dublin: R.S.A.I. & P.R.I.A., 1909-1920.

[Cat 160]