SNSBI 2007 Drumcondra meeting (St Patrick’s College, March 31 – April 03)
There is a report in Nomina 30, 121–123.
Saturday 31 March
- Dr Nollaig Ó Muraíle: Name studies in Ireland – a review
Sunday 1 April
- Prof. Thomas Clancy: Logie bared: an ecclesiastical place-name element in eastern Scotland
- Dr Micheál Ó Mainnín: Navigating the Dabhall: the river and its influence on the toponymy of North Armagh
- Dr Paul Cullen: The survival of Celtic place-names in Kent
- Dr Carole Hough: Names in Chaucer’s Nun’s Priest’s Tale
- Dr Kay Muhr: From Tamlachtae Dublocho to Gort Tamhlacht na Muc
- Peter Kitson: OE hlāw/hlǣw ‘burial mound (etc.?)’
- Dr Fiachra Mac Gabhann: The microtoponymy of Achill, Inishturk and Inishark, County Mayo
- Paul Tempan: Five common generic elements in Irish hill and mountain names: Binn, Cnoc, Cruach, Mullach, Sliabh
- Dr Pat McKay: Some Scots influences on Ulster place-names
- Dr Simon Taylor: The trouble with the Forest of Outh – defining a boundary in medieval Fife
- Michael Ansell: Place-name evidence for woodland distribution and hunting in medieval Galloway and Carrick
- Dr Rhian Parry: Farm and field names of Ardudwy Uwch Artro
- Prof. Liam Mac Mathúna: Anglicised names in bilingual texts (1600–1800)
Monday 2 April
- Dr Conchubhar Ó Crualaoich: English placenames in south Wexford
- Dr Éamon Lankford: Cork and Kerry place-names survey methodology
- Jennifer Scherr: The Norman French element bretesche in England and Ireland
- Dr Kevin Murray: The Locus project
- Afternoon coach excursion to Glendalough
