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CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CHRIST CHURCH HISTORY PROJECT
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| Dr
Barra Boydell is a senior lecturer in music at the National
University of Ireland, Maynooth . He has edited Music
at Christ Church before 1800: documents and selected anthems
(Dublin, 1998) and, with the cathedral
choir and director
of music, has produced the CD Sing
O ye heavens: historic anthems from Christ Church cathedral, Dublin,
CCD1 (Dublin, 1999). In 1996, he delivered the Joe
Coady Memorial Lecture in the cathedral entitled 'Musical
Tadpoles: music in Christ Church cathedral' and published by the Friends.
He has just published 'Now
that the King hath readvanced the Crown' in Early Music (May 2000). |
| Dr
Alan J. Fletcher lectures in old and middle English at University
College, Dublin and is the author of several studies of late medieval
literature and culture in the British Isles. He recently published Drama,
Performance and Polity in Pre-Cromwellian Ireland (2000) and is currently
editing a collection of essays on the history of preaching in Ireland with
Raymond Gillespie. With Professor
James Lydon, he wrote a new introduction to the Account
roll of the priory of the Holy Trinity, Dublin 1337-1346,
edited by James Mills (Dublin, 1996). He was also a contributor to a
recent Friends sponsored lunchtime lecture on 'Irish
Cathedrals in the Middle Ages' entitled 'Liturgy for the Learned &
Lewd at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Dublin'. |
| Dr
Raymond Gillespie is a senior lecturer in the Modern
History at the National University of Ireland,
Maynooth, a former visiting fellow of All
Souls College, Oxford and is editor of the Christ Church documents series.
He is author, editor or contributor to over twenty books which most recently
include Bray: Irish historic towns atlas, 9 (Dublin, 1998); with
Myrtle Hill, Doing Irish local history: pursuit and practice (Belfast,
1998) and Devoted people: belief and religion in early modern Ireland
(Manchester, 1997). |
| Mr
Stuart Kinsella is a postgraduate student in the History
of Art department at Trinity College, Dublin
working on the architectural history of the cathedral from 1500-1700. He
completed an M.Phil.
in the department
of medieval history at Trinity College
in 1997 and has been secretary to the history contributors
since 1994. |
| Professor James Lydon formerly
Lecky Professor of History at Trinity College,
Dublin, is a Fellow Emeritus of the College and a Member of the Royal
Irish Academy. He is author of The Lordship of Ireland in the Middle
Ages and The Making of Ireland: From Ancient Times to the Present. |
| Dr
Kenneth Milne is the historiographer of the Church
of Ireland and was a co-editor of Principal and Pragmatism: towards
a new history of the Church of Ireland (Dublin, 1995). He is Chairperson
of the Irish Society for Archives and has been the general editor of Christ
Church Cathedral Dublin: A History. |
| Dr Raymond Refaussé was appointed
as the Church of Ireland's
first archivist in 1981 and since 1984 has been Librarian and Archivist
in the Representative
Church Body Library. He has been co-editor of the Directory of Irish
Archives, the Directory of Historic Dublin Guilds, the Registers
of Christ Church Cathedral and the Christ
Church Deeds. |
| Professor
Roger Stalley is Professor of the History
of Art at Trinity College, Dublin. He
is the author of Architecture and Sculpture in Ireland 1150-1350
(1971), The Cistercian Monasteries of Ireland (1987), Irish High
Crosses (1991), Ireland and Europe in the Middle Ages (1993)
and Early Medieval Architecture (1999). He has published over 50
articles on various aspects of medieval sculpture and architecture. He is
a member of the Royal Irish Academy and
an Honorary Member of the Royal Institute
of Architects of Ireland. |
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| Prof.
Geoffrey Hand, former Barber Professor
of Jurisprudence at the University of Birmingham, gave invaluable assistance
at an early stage of the project. |
