Sedulius Scottus (fl. 840-860) was an Irish theologian and teacher who emigrated to Liège (Belgium) during the reign of holy Roman emperor L...

Irish poets were the first Europeans to write in the vernacular. A tenth century Irish poem - preserved in UCD manuscript MS A 9 - describe...

A new work on Medieval Irish Eschatology edited by John Carey is due to be published soon. The work is essentially a collection of primary ...

Eriugena's (c. 815 – c. 877) view of the Eucharist was an outworking of his view of creation and the physical world as “theophonies th...

“O Lord Jesus, I ask of you no other reward, no other blessedness, no other joy than this: to understand in all purity and without...

Here are some of the more important primary sources relating to the early Irish church that are available in English tr...

A seventh century Easter hymn is recorded in the Irish Antiphonary of Bangor , and also in a manuscript from the Irish monastery at Bobbio ...