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ESSAYS (alphabetically by author)
• James Gibbs’ schemes for the Londonderry family — Anne Casement
• Were the gardens at Killruddery designed by a pupil of André Le Nôtre? — Vandra Costello
• ‘Woven frescoes’: tapestry collections in seventeenth-century Ireland — Jane Fenlon
• ‘Richard Mansergh St George. By Himself’: Hugh Douglas Hamilton’s portrait reconsidered — Ruth Kenny
• ‘A wide deserted waste’? Rediscovered views of Ballyfin by William Ashford, c.1784 — William Laffan and Kevin V Mulligan
• The Milltown Collection: reconstructing an eighteenth-century picture-hang — Aidan O’Boyle
• A standard realised: the Ecclesiastical Commission churches of James Pain — Bernard O’Mahony
• ‘An Ingenious Painter’: new factors in the early career of Charles Jervas (c.1675-1739) — Caroline Pegum
• ‘Sunfish and coal-gas': public lighting in Cork city, 1717–1826 — Tom Spalding
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