"Butter" - 29 Text Results

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TitleAuthorDomainPublisherPublication Year
A history of bog butter finds in Kerry since 1854 and some recent radiocarbon dating evidenceSynnott, ChrisArticle in Journal2008
A little bit of butterMonograph or Collective VolumeCoracle Press, for Cork Butter Museum2007
A survey of published reasons for burying butter in bogsSynnott, Chris Article in Journal2010
Beef, butter, provisions and prosperity in a golden eighteenth centuryO'Flanagan, PatrickArticle in Book2005
Bog butterCasey, MichaelArticle in Journal1945
Bog butter - its historical context and chemical composition
  • Downey, Liam
  • Synott, Chris
  • Article in Journal2004
    Bog butter : another explanationEvans, E. Estyn (Emyr Estyn), 1905-1989Article in Journal1947
    Bog butter: why was it buried?
  • Downey, Liam
  • O'Sulivan, Muiris
  • Article in Journal2019
    Butter lore...a possible magico-religious explanation for some bog butterManning, ConlethArticle in Journal2019
    Butter makingMcCoy, NoraArticle in Journal1990
    Butter markets in Tipperary town in the mid 1800sDowney, LiamArticle in Journal2014
    Butter-Making
  • Downey, Liam
  • O'Sullivan, Muiris
  • Article in Journal2018
    Cork butter market under the board of trustees, 1884-1924Ryan, RaymondArticle in Journal2002
    Cork market : its role in the 19th century Irish butter tradeDonnelly, James H.Article in Journal1971
    County Cork bog butter find: its location, history and recent radiocarbon dating evidenceSynnott, ChrisArticle in Journal2009
    Dairying in Ireland through the agesEvans, E. Estyn (Emyr Estyn), 1905-1989Article in Journal1954
    Industrial development in co. RoscommonAnonymousArticle in Journal2000
    New dates for old butter
  • Sikora, Maeve
  • Synnott, Chris
  • Article in Journal2018
    Old Irish buttermakingÓ Sé, M.Article in Journal1949
    Records of bog butter finds in the Memoirs of the Irish Ordnance Survey, 1830-1839Synnott, ChrisArticle in Journal2003
    Salting technology. This contribution... highlights the historical importance of salting technology
  • Downey, Liam
  • O'Sullivam, Muiris
  • Article in Journal2022
    ShandonRynne, ColinArticle in Book2005
    The butter industry in Ireland 1922-1939Ryan, RaymondArticle in Journal2001
    The Cork butter marketO'Mahony, DavidArticle in Journal1957
    The End-over Churn. Peter Foynes tells us about the Cork Butter Museum and describes a piece from its collectionsFoynes, PeterArticle in Journal2022
    The Midlands Butter & Bacon Company Limited, Tullamore, 1928–89,Guerin, NoelArticle in BookOffaly Historical and Archaeological Society (Offaly History)2024
    The nineteenth century butter markets of south TipperaryJenkins, WilliamArticle in Journal2000
    The role and function of butter in the diet of the monk and penitent in early medieval IrelandSexton, ReginaArticle in Book2003
    ‘Joined in Butter’: The material culture of Irish home butter-makers, using the dash churn, up to the late nineteenth-centuryKinmonth, ClaudiaArticle in BookRoyal Irish Academy2024