Brigit, the goddesses so named, 28. Britain, 50, 52. Britannia, 14. Britons, 141, 145. Bronze, 116, 132, 133, 141. Brooch, 126, 128. Brugh, now Newgrange on the Boyne, 28. Bruree, palace of, 8. Builders, 131, 132. Bunnĕ-do-at, a kind of gold ornament, 128. Butter, 117. Buttons, 126, 128. Caher in Tipperary, 8. Caird, a brasier or silversmith, 132, 133. Caldron, 116. Candles, 118. Canon Law, old Irish, 167. Cape for shoulders, 125, 141. Car in common use, 144. Carding wool, 139. Carlingford peninsula, 78. Carntierna near Fermoy, 28. Carpenters, 132. Carrigcleena near Mallow, 28. Carthage, 56. Carving and carvers, 135. Cashel, Rock of, 8. Castletown Fort, near Dundalk, 77. Celts (people), 114. Champion, a king’s, 4. Charcoal, 118. Chariot, 144. Charioteer, 113, 144, 145. Charlemagne, 58, 59, 60. Cheese, 117. Chess and chess-playing, 156. Christian Ireland, chap. v. Churches, 36, 37, 136, 137. Churn, 117. Cleena the fairy queen, 28. Clement and Albinus, 58, 59, 60. Cloak, 125, 126. Clonard in Meath, 35, 42, 43. Clonfert in Galway, 43 (twice). Clonmacnoise in King’s County, 42. Clontarf, Battle of, 69 to 72. Clothes and clothing industries, chap. xix. Clowns, 153, 156. Coats, 125, 126. Cogwheels, 134. Cóir Anmann, the, 73. Colman, abbot of Lindisfarne, 53. Colours of dress, 124, 125, 126, 152: see Dyeing. Columba, St.: see Columkille. Columbanus, St., 49. Columkille, St., 29, 52. Combs and combing, 122, 124. Comgall, St., 43. Commerce, 147. Commons (land), 131. Compasses (for circles), 136. Conall Kernagh, 77, 122. Conari, king of Ireland, 156, 157. Concobar or Conor mac Nessa, 7, 76, 78, 158. Congal, Prince, 125. Conn the Hundred Fighter, king of Ireland, 30. Connla of the Golden Hair, Prince, 30, 31, 32. Convents, 36. Cooks and cooking, 115, 116, 154. Cooley or Quelnĕ, 78. Coopers, 136. Copper, 130, 131, 132. Copyists, 63. Cormac Mac Art, king of Ireland, 23, 24, 77, 111. Cormac’s Glossary, written by archbishop Cormac Mac Cullenan, king of Munster, died A.D. 807, 16. Corn, 130. Coursing and coursing hounds, 155. Courts of justice, 17, 18. Cows, 130. Cow’s teat as feeding-bottle, 168. Craebh-ciuil, 88. Craglea near Killaloe, 28. Crannoge, a lake-dwelling, 110. Creeveroe at Emain, 77. Crescents for the neck, 96, 128. Criffan the Great, king of Ireland, 14. Crimson in dyeing, 140, 141. Crochet-work, 139. Croghan, palace of, 8, 78, 137, 149, 150. Crops, 130. Cross of Cong, the, 97. Crossans, gleemen, 157. Cuculainn, 77, 78. Cúil-Conari in Connaught, 166. Curath-mir, the hero’s morsel, 113. Curds, 117. Curragh, a wicker-boat, a coracle, 10, 143, 145, 146, 147. Curragh of Kildare, 153. Cycles of Irish Tales, 76, 77, 78.