• The Bearnán Chúláin bell-shrine from Glenkeen, Co.Tipperary: an archaeological and historical analysis 

  Murray, Griffin (Cork Historical & Archaeological Society, 2016)

  This paper presents the first modern detailed account of the Bearnán Chúláin bell-shrine, one of the most important pieces of medieval Church metalwork to survive from Ireland. Originally from Glenkeen, Co. Tipperary, the ...
• Irish church metalwork of the Romanesque period from the Day collection 

  Murray, Griffin (Cork Historical & Archaeological Society, 2014)

  This paper examines three important Irish ecclesiastical objects that were once in the collection of Robert Day of Cork. The objects date from the late eleventh and twelfth centuries and include part of a bell-shrine, a ...
• A zoomorphic penannular brooch from near Ballylongford, Co. Kerry 

  Murray, Griffin (Thomond Archaeological and Historical Society, 2010)

  A zoomorphic penannular brooch from the early medieval period discovered recently in unusual circumstances in North Kerry is described and illustrated, with discussion on its date, decoration and iconography. The crosses/chi-rho ...
• Thorgrim, the Killaloe Cross, and the Norwegian Campaign in Ireland in 1102–1103 

  Murray, Griffin (Brepols, 2019-12-31)

  This note offers an identification, for the first time, of the individual named in inscriptions in Old Norse runes and scholastic ogham on a stone cross fragment at Killaloe, Co. Clare, and discusses the potential political ...
• Heaney’s hauntings: Archaeology, poetry and the ‘gendered bog' 

  Everett, Rosie; Gearey, Benjamin R. (Taylor and Francis, 2020-09-22)

  In this paper we discuss the entangled relationship between literary creation, archaeology and representations of gender in the poetry of Seamus Heaney, in particular the ‘bog poems’ The Tollund Man and Bogland. We trace ...

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