This inevitably led toĬonsiderable continuity in land-holding patterns and centres ofĮconomic and administrative importance. The new arrivals frequently adopted pre-existing settlement structuresĪnd centres of spiritual and political power. Twelfth-century society in Ui Cheinnselaig presented in chapter one isĮssential to the understanding of Anglo-Norman sub-infeudation as Progress of that sub-infeudation and to identify factors whichĬontributed to contrasting regional variations. Thesis uses the historical and archaeological record to examine the Sub-infeudated as part of the development of the Lordship of Leinster. Wexford, was the first part of Ireland to be occupied and Kingdom of Ui Cheinnselaig, represented by the modern county The late twelfth-century Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland wasįollowed by an influx of settlers from Britain and the introduction ofĪ system of land-holding and administration known as feudalism. Policy to withdraw or take down access to a thesis while the issue is being resolved.īy using a Digitised Thesis from Trinity College Library you are bound by the following Terms & Where it is brought to theĪttention of Trinity College Library that there may be a breach of copyright or other restraint, it is the By making use of material from aĭigitised thesis, you accept these copyright and disclaimer provisions. It is the responsibility of potential andĪctual users to be aware of such constraints and to abide by them. Use constraints, details of which may not be explicitly described. Information located in a thesis may be subject to specific Permission must be sought from the copyright holder or agency cited.īy using a Digitised Thesis, I accept that Trinity College Dublin bears no legal responsibility for theĪccuracy, legality or comprehensiveness of materials contained within the thesis, and that TrinityĬollege Dublin accepts no liability for indirect, consequential, or incidental, damages or losses arisingįrom use of the thesis for whatever reason. Where specific permission to use material is required, this is identified and such Part, the material for valid purposes, providing the copyright owners are acknowledged using the normalĬonventions.
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