Archivium Hibernicum, the journal of the Catholic Historical Society of Ireland, will be published by Liverpool University Press from 2027. The journal has long provided a forum for new research into Ireland’s religious, social and cultural past. This selection of free-to-read articles showcases the breadth of Archvium Hibernicum‘s scholarship, from Irish communities in France and the Spanish Caribbean to charitable practice, ecclesiastical networks and the everyday administration of religious institutions. Together, these studies offer fresh insights into the people, organisations and connections that shaped Irish Catholic history at home and abroad. Follow the links below to read the articles. These articles are free to read for a limited time.
Documents concerning the Irish in France (1607–41) and the Irish college at Rouen (1624-31)
By Éamon Ó Ciosáin
Appealing to “the humane and charitable”: the evolution of the Charity Sermon in Ireland,1700–1860
James Kelly
Channel Row (Dublin) Dominican Convent accounts for the year 1741. Monthly receipts and expenses, with an inventory of the house and financial summary
Bernadette Cunningham
Franco-Irish ecclesiastical networks and the career of François Anglade in the Royal Catholic College of St Patrick at Maynooth, 1757–1834
Patrick Ferté
Wandering lives or established presences? The Irish communities in the Spanish Caribbean during the eighteenth century
Matteo Binasco
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