Medieval Agriculture and Settlement in Oughterard and Castlewarden, Co. Kildare

Hall, David; Hennessy, Martina; O’Keeffe, Tadhg

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The Farmed Landscapes Of Edwardian Ireland1

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“…Given the elusive nature of medieval arable in Ireland in general (Hall et al 1985), there is little hope of distinguishing new, Edwardian-era, arable from older arable. However, the moated sites that proliferate in south-east Ireland (see especially Barry 1977) offer the firmest field evidence that Edward, through his policies and practices, effected change in the Irish countryside.…”

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Landscapes, Castles and Towns of Edward I in Wales and Ireland: Some Comparisons and Connections

O’Keeffe¹

2010

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A recent collection of essays on Edward I's castles in north Wales features contributions on Edwardian building-campaigns in Scotland and Gascony but not Ireland. This paper, which begins with some brief comments on that collection, offers some thoughts on Ireland's place in Edward's world. It considers how his wars in Wales, Scotland and Gascony might have impacted on the Irish landscape, and it suggests that origins for, or at least earlier versions of, some of the architectural and town-plan schemes deployed in Gwynnedd in the Edwardian era might be sought in Ireland.

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Section: The Farmed Landscapes Of Edwardian Irelandmentioning

confidence: 98%