001 * Anonymous Ballads [by William Pinkerton, in Notes and Queries:, Ser.3 Vol.09 No.216, 17th Feb. 1866, p.143 - chapbook fragment]

002 * Antrim Idylls and other Poems [by W.Clarke Robinson, 1907, p.63 - 'Glenarm, Antrim Coast' - "And Christmas rhymers then will play, Saint George or Robin Hood," - Literary Work]

003 * BBC Archives [extract with audio of Ballyboley, Ballycor christmas rhymers, 193?]

004 * Christmas Rhymers and Mummers [citation of E.R.R. Green, in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Ser.3 Vol.9, 1946, pp.3-21 - Mullaghcarton, Magheragall text]

005 * Christmas Rhymers and Mummers [index to Colm O Lochlainn, in Irish Book Lover, Vol.XVI Nos.4-6, Jul.-Dec. 1928, p.126 - New Christmas Rhyme Book chapbook - Archived]

006 * Folk-Lore from Ottawa and Vicinity [by F.Eileen Bleakney, in Journal of American Folk-lore, Vol.31 No.119, Jan.-Mar. 1918, pp.168-169 - Belfast [!] fragment]

007 * Mummers [index to Colm O Lochlainn, in The Irish Book Lover, Vol.XXXII No.5, Jul. 1956, pp.103-104 - New Christmas Rhyme Book chapbook - Archived]

008 * Mummers [by A. R. [Askew Roberts], in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.V No.119, 6th Apr. 1912, p.276 - in England and Scotland too]

009 * Mummers [by P.A. McElwaine, in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.V No.111, 10th Feb. 1912, p.110 - "Mummers" or "Christmas Rimers" at Carrickfergus]

010 * Mummers in Ireland [index to Bob & Jacqueline Patten, in FLS News, No.47, Nov. 2005, pp.3-4 - extract from Surgeon's Journey, by J.Johnston Abraham, 1957, pp.33-35]

011 * Room, Room for the Christmas Rhymers [by Nemo [pseud], in Larne Times, 23rd Dec. 2003]

012 * The Book of Christmas; [US edition - without illustrations] [by Thomas K. Hervey, 1845, pp.156-157 - possesses Christmas Rhyme chapbook]

013 * The Christmas Rhime' [citation of Alan Gailey, in Ulster Folklife, Vol.21, 1975 - Belfast, Smyth & Lyons chapbook, text]

014 * The Christmas Rhymers in the North of Ireland [by W.H. Patterson, in Notes and Queries, 4th Ser. Vol.X No.260, 21st Dec. 1872, pp.487-488 - Belfast Christmas Rhymers text]

015 * The Granges of Ireland: A History of the Family [by R.T. Grange, 1966 - Christmas Rhymers at Ballyboley, Ballycor 193?]

016 * The History and Antiquities of the County of the Town of Carrickfergus [New Edition] [by Samuel McSkimin, with notes and appendix by E.J. M'Crum [his great-granddaughter], 1909, pp.355-356 - "Christmas rhymes"]

017 * The Irish Christmas Book [extract from ed. John Killen, 1985 - chapbook woodcuts]

018 * The Rhymers of South-East Antrim [citation of Alan Gailey, in Ulster Folklife, Vol.13, 1967, pp.18-28 - ? texts]

019 * Traditional Notes [by Dick Glasgow, in Ballymoney & Moyle Times, 30 Sep. 2004 - Killyramer [or Killyrammer], Ballymoney fragment]

020 * Armagh Rhymers [Professional group of mummers.]

021 * Armagh Rhymers [CD for sale:]

022 * BBC Northern Ireland - SRL, ? [Video of Armagh Rhymers]

023 * Corcrain and the Flemings : Looking Back, by Sally Woods [internet only] [Corcrain, Drumcree fragment]

024 * Dara Vallely [member of Armagh Rhymers]

025 * Folk Drama in the Craigavon Area [by Alan Gailey, in Journal of the Craigavon Historical Society, Vol.3 No.2, Feb. 1976, pp.29-31 - (Lawrencetown &) Knocknamuckly, Seagoe texts]

026 * Growing up in Drumbally, by Patrick Devlin [internet only] [Drumbally, Creggan text]

027 * Harvest Home [extract from T.G.F. Paterson, 1975, pp.215-230 - index to Armagh Miscellanea / Armachiana, Vol.12 'Folk Life', pp.205-216 'Christmas Rhymers']

028 * Mummers at Large [in Newry Democrat, 4th Dec. 2001 - about recording Camloch / Camlough Mummers. Includes photo.]

029 * Mummers' Cast [by John McCullagh, in Newry Journal, 09th Dec. 2004 - paraphrasing The Christmas Rhymers, by T.G.F. Paterson, in County Louth Archaeological and Historical Journal, Vol.XI No.1, 1945, pp.43-51]

030 * Mummers Rhymes [by John McCullagh, in Newry Journal, 22nd Dec. 2004 - ? text Part I]

031 * Mummers Story [by John McCullagh, in Newry Journal, 23rd Dec. 2004 - at Sheetrim, Creggan & ? text Part II]

032 * Mummers, Sheetrim, 1930s [by John McCullagh, in Newry Journal, 21st Dec. 2004 - Sheetrim, Creggan fragment]

033 * Richmond Centre, Derry [Photo of Armagh Rhymers]

034 * The Christmas Rhymers [index to T.G.F. Paterson, in County Louth Archaeological and Historical Journal, Vol.XI No.1, 1945, pp.43-51 - Drumcree & Ballymore texts]

035 * The Christmas Rhymers [citation of Minnie Savage, in Before I Forget..., No.9, 2003 - Tannyoky, Ballymore text]

036 * The Holiday Customs of Ireland [by James Mooney, in Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol.XXVI No.130, Jul.-Dec. 1889, pp.420-421 - fragment incorporated]

037 * Christmas in Copany, by Thomas Scott, 1906 [internet only] [Copany, Drumhome fragment]

038 * Christmas Rhymers and Mummers [citation of E.R.R. Green, in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Ser.3 Vol.9, 1946, pp.3-21 - Dromore, Donaghmore text]

039 * Dromore National School [text from the Irish Folk Commission - Schools' Manuscript Collection]

040 * Martin Collins - Mummers Plays Collection [Script of Sheephaven Mummers - text collected by Desmond Stewart from Horn Head area, Creeslough & Dunfanaghy]

041 * Muff Christmas Festival [Photos of Fahan Rhymers, 2007]

042 * Mummers say thanks to Inishowen [in InishowenNews.com, 31st Jan. 2008 - about Sheephaven Mummers]

043 * Mumming - A Christmas Tradition [by Ivan Knox, in parish magazine?, Jan. 2000 - Stranorlar text]

044 * Old Tradition in fundraising drive [in County Donegal on the Net News, Vol.3 No.6, Dec. 2001 - about Glengad Rhymers]

045 * RT¨¦ - Morning Ireland [by Colman O'Sullivan, 24th Dec. 2008 - Audio of Fahan Rhymers]

046 * Street and House to House Collections Bill, 1962¡ªSecond Stage [in Seanad ¨¦ireann, Vol.55, 11th Apr. 1962 - Debate on the Republic of Ireland bill, potentially affecting Mummers in Donegal, and Wren Boys. Support for a ban from Mr. McGlinchey with the response of Mr. Haughey.]

047 * Bodley's Visit to Lecale, County of Down, A.D. 1602-3 [in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol.2, 1854, pp.92-93]

048 * Christmas Rhymers in the Donaghadee Area [citation of M. McCaughan, in Ulster Folklife, Vol.14, pp.66-70 - text]

049 * Christmas Rimers in Ulster [by Editor of The Irish Book Lover [Colm O Lochlainn], in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.VII No.166, 1st Mar. 1913, p.173 - at unlocated; possesses J. Nicholson New Christmas Rhyme Book chapbook; citation of Little Devil Doubt, by Oliver Onions - Literary Work; citation of Sayings, Proverbs, and Humour of Ulster, by Prof Byers, 1904, pp.28-31 - ]

050 * Christmas Rimers in Ulster [by R.S. Lepper, in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.VII No.162, 1st Feb. 1913, pp.81-83 - Carnalea, Bangor text]

051 * Folk Drama in the Craigavon Area [by Alan Gailey, in Journal of the Craigavon Historical Society, Vol.3 No.2, Feb. 1976, pp.29-31 - Lawrencetown (& Knocknamuckly, Seagoe) texts]

052 * Illustrations of Irish History and Topography, Mainly of the Seven-Teenth Century [extract from C. Litton Falkiner, 1904, pp.342-343 - extract from Bodley's Visit to Lecale, County of Down, A.D. 1602-3, in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol.2, 1854, pp.92-93]

053 * The Christmas Rhymers in Downpatrick [citation of Eric Malone, in Lecale Miscellany No.10, 1992, p.49 - fragment]

054 * The Old Irish World [by Alice Stopford Green, 1912, pp.145-146, 166 - 'A Castle at Ardglass' - Mummers or Rhymers (non-play) at ? Castle, Downpatrick - extract from Bodley's Visit to Lecale, County of Down, A.D. 1602-3, in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol.2, 1854, pp.92-93]

055 * Christmas Festivals [by Pan [Dr Peter Austin Nuttall], in Gentleman's Magazine; & Historical Chronicle, Vol.XCIV Pt.2:Sup (New Ser. Vol.17), Jul.-Dec. 1824, pp.589-590 - extract from Freeman's Journal, 30th Dec. 1824 - "mummers" at Williamstown from Raheny]

056 * Margaret Thorpe No.2 [CD for sale: Audio about [Sword Mummers?]]

057 * St Patrick's Senior National School [Skerries texts from Irish Folk Commission - Schools' Manuscript Collection]

058 * Swords Mummers [photos; extract from Fair Fingall, by Patrick Archer, [n.d.]]

059 * All Silver and No Brass: An Irish Christmas Mumming [by Henry Glassie. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1983 - Subscription required for Questia]

060 * Archives of the Department of Irish Folklore, University College Dublin [Video of Ederney [or Ederny] Mummers]

061 * Armagh County Museum [Mummers' tall straw mask of Derrylin Mummers held (- in fact from Fermanagh)]

062 * Aughakillymaude Community Mummers / Aughakillymaude Community Association [photos; programme]

063 * BBC - A Sense of Place Northern Ireland - Aughakillymaude Community Mummers [Includes photos]

064 * BBC Radio 4 - Home Truths, 15th Dec. 2003 [Audio of Bryan Gallagher - Mummers at Derrylin]

065 * BBC Radio Ulster - Your Place and Mine, 8th Sep. 2007 [Aughakillymaude Community Mummers]

066 * Community Creators [2005, JULY: Heritage (Aughakillymaude Community Mummers)]

067 * Cormac [by Cormac MacConnell, in Irish Emigrant, 24th Dec. 2004 - at Tonyloman, Cleenish]

068 * Feenish Productions - Mummers, Masks and Mischief [Video of Aughakillymaude Community Mummers]

069 * Feenish Productions - Spl¨¦achadh [Video of Aughakillymaude Community Mummers]

070 * Irish entertainment at GSU [in B.U. Bridge, Vol.II No.3, 7th Aug. 1998 - Photo of (CSI) Enniskillen St Michael's Unit]

071 * Mummers in Ireland [index to Gordon Ridgewell, in FLS News, No.48, Feb. 2006, p.14 - extract from Impartial Reporter and Farmers' Journal, 10th Dec. 1998 [sic], p.37]

072 * Recollections of an Irish Doctor [by the late Lombe Atthill, 1911, pp.53-54 - ?, Magheraculmoney "mummers" fragment]

073 * The Stars of Ballymenone [extract from Henry Glassie, 2006, pp. - ? text]

074 * Tromogagh Mummers' Play, County Fermanagh [citation of Mary Rogers, in Ulster Folklife, Vol.13, 1967, pp.81-84 - Tromogagh, Killesher text]

075 * Kilnadeema Mummers / Kilnadema CCE [photos]

076 * Siamsa

077 * William Finnerty [Photos of various groups at New Inn Mummers Festival]

078 * Woodford Mummers Feile

079 * Hunting the Wren [by Peter Wood, in Cara, Nov.-Dec. 1997 - Article on Wrenboys and Mummers in Ireland in general and Kerry in particular]

080 * The Leadbeater Papers [by Mary Leadbeater, Vol.I 1862, p.58 - New Year mummers at Ballitore in 1772]

081 * The History, Topography, and Antiquities, of the County and City of Limerick; [by Rev P. Fitzgerald [Vicar of Cahircorney [Cahercorney]], 1826, Vol.I p.220]

082 * Christmas Rimers in Ulster [by John P. Lamberton, in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.VII No.173, 19th Apr. 1913, pp.311-312 - near Derry "in the Spring" [!]]

083 * Room to Rhyme [Book for sale: by Seamus Heaney, 2004 - published lecture mentioning Tamniaran [or Tamniarn], Ballyscullion & Tamlaghtduff, Ballyscullion fragments]

084 * Room-a-Room My Gallant Boys [by Aidan Farren, in Benbradagh, No.20, Christmas 1990, p.9 - at Dungiven]

085 * Room-a-Room My Gallant Boys [citation of Aidan Farren, in Benbradagh, No.20, Christmas 1990, p.9 - at Dungiven]

086 * Christmas Mumming in Ireland [by Bryan Jones, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XXVII No.3, Sep. 1916, pp.301-307 - Dundalk text; Braganstown, Stabannan text; "the ballad singers used to hawk broadsheets of mumming rhymes at Christmas time."; citation of Hibernian Country Pastimes and Festivals Fifty Years Since, by [Patrick Kennedy], in Dublin University Magazine, Vol.LXII No.CCCLXXI, Nov. 1863, pp.584-586]

087 * Wren Boys and Mummers [by John McCullagh, in Newry Journal, 30th Jan. 2005 - Dungooley [or Dungooly] fragment & at Crossmaglen, Armagh]

088 * Cloontia Mummers [photos]

089 * Ireland: Her Wit, Peculiarities and Popular Superstitions [extract from below]

090 * Irish Popular Superstitions [by [W. R. Wilde], in Dublin University Magazine, Vol.XXXV No.CCV, Jan. 1850, pp.86-87; 98]

091 * RT¨¦ - Nationwide [by Stella Carroll, 1st Dec. 2000 - Video of Knocknarea Mummers]

092 * Sidhe Gaoithe' Mummers [photos]

093 * Irish Film & Television Index [index to 'Room Boys, Room to Rhyme' - Video of Drumquin Mummers]

094 * Mumming with the Neighbors in West Tyrone [citation of Ray Cashman, in Journal of Folkore Research, Vol.37 No.1]

095 * Mumming with the Neighbors in West Tyrone [by Ray Cashman, in Journal of Folklore Research, Vol.37 No.1, Jan.-Apr. 2000, pp.73 - Subscription required for Questia]

096 * RootsWeb : Memories of Christmas Past- Christmas Rhymers [at Dunnamanagh [or Dunamanagh or Donemana or Donemanagh] / Dun na Manach]

097 * The News from Ballymongan [citation of Ray Cashman, in New Hibernia Review, Vol.3 No.2, Summer 1999 - at Ballymongan, Termonamonghan]

098 * Ulster American Folk Park [Activities include: 'Christmas in the Country' and 'Mummers' Festival']

099 * An Irish Christmas Forty Years Since [by Mon Stafford, in Dublin and London Magazine, Vol.I No.10 Dec. 1825, pp.447, 444fn - "mummers" at Rathangan, Duncormick]

100 * Ask About Ireland : Wexford County Library : Traditions and Customs Gallery [Numerous photos of, and images of articles on Mummers]

101 * Banks of the Boro: A Chronicle of the County of Wexford [by Patrick Kennedy, 1867, pp.226-232 - as his article but without footnotes]

102 * Customs Peculiar to Certain Days, Formerly Observed in County Kildare [citation of Omurethi [Lord Walter FitzGerald], in Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society and Surrounding Districts, Vol.V No.6, Jul. 1908, pp.439-455 - "Mummers" around the Baronies of Forth and Bargy]

103 * extracts from The Free Press and People, 1924-1965 [Including announcements and reports of Mumming competitions in Camross Hall]

104 * Folk Traditions of Taghmon Parish [by Jacqui Sidney, in Journal of Taghmon Historical Society, No.4, 2001]

105 * Hibernian Country Pastimes and Festivals Fifty Years Since [by [Patrick Kennedy], in Dublin University Magazine, Vol.LXII No.CCCLXXI, Nov. 1863, pp.584-586 - Ballybrennan text]

106 * Irish Minstrels and Musicians [by Francis O'Neill, 1913, p.? - 'The Mummers' or Droghedy March' - [near?] Scarawalsh, Ballycarney]

107 * Irish N¨®in¨ªns (Daisies) [by Patrick Joseph McCall, 1894, pp.88-90 - 'The Mummers of Bargy']

108 * Mummers [index to Irish Book Lover, Vol.XVIII No.6, Nov.-Dec. 1930, p.173 - citation of Ireland's Own, Nov. 1930 - Archived]

109 * Mummers of County Wexford [index to Fred Heneghan, in The Irish Book Lover, Vol.XVII No.2, Mar.-Apr. 1929, pp.59-61 - extract from Daily Chronicle, 2nd Mar. 1929 - Archived]

110 * On the Inhabitants and Dialect of the Barony of Forth, in the County of Wexford [by Very Rev C.W. Russell, in The Atlantis, Vol.I No.I, ? 1858, p.240 - from Duncormick at Kilmore]

111 * Swapping Pikes for Mumming Gear [by Paddy Berry, in Treoir, Vol.31 No.1, - 1999, p.14]

112 * The Wexford Mummers' Play [by N.A. Hudleston, in The Past, No.7, 1964, pp.152-171, 6-7 - most lines from John Pierce of Rosslare Harbour - citation of Irish N¨®in¨ªns (Daisies), by Patrick Joseph McCall, 1894, pp.88-90]

113 * Altan Band [Sometime performers of mummers play - See: www.altan.ie/news/items/item-86.phtml]

114 * An Historical Essay on the Irish Stage [by Joseph C. Walker, in Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, [Vol.II], 1788, p.78 - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

115 * An Historical Review of the State of Ireland, [by Francis Plowden, 1805, Vol.I Appendix p.12 - "No histriones, mummers or players at Christmas or Easter."]

116 * Centre for Migration Studies [Booklist for sale]

117 * Christy Nulty No.3 [CD for sale: Audio about mummers]

118 * Exploring the Irish Mumming Tradition with GIS [Book for sale: by Amanda McMullan, in Senses of Place: Senses of Time, ed. by G.J. Ashworth & Brian Graham, 2005, Chapter 6]

119 * Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards [by Joseph C. Walker, 1786, pp.152-154 - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

120 * Hogmanay Night [by Ollamh Fodhla [pseud], in Ulster Journal of Archaeology, [Ser.1] Vol.8, 1860, p.150 - like our Christmas rhymers]

121 * Irish Folk Drama [by Ruarí Ó Caomhanach, in Musical Traditions, 16th Dec. 1998]

122 * Mappers, Mummers, Rebels, and Masks: Traces of a Cultural Diaspora in Plantation Ulster [citation of Patrick Tuite, at The 11th Graduate Irish Studies Conference, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 26th-28th Mar. 1999]

123 * Mummers [citation of Aidan O'Hara, in Irish Music Magazine, Dec. 1995]

124 * Mummers [index to Irish Book Lover, Vol.XX No.4, Jul.-Aug. 1932, p.91 - citation of Irish Packet, 19th Dec. 1903 - Archived]

125 * Mummers' and Christmas Rhymers' Plays in Ireland: The Problem of Distribution [citation of Alan Gailey, in Ulster Folklife, Vol.24, 1979, pp.59-68]

126 * Mummers, Masks, and the Materials for Resistance in the Kingdom of Ireland [citation of Patrick Tuite, at American Conference for Irish Studies: Mid-Atlantic Regional: Material Ireland/Virtual Ireland, University of Maryland, College Park, 24-25 Oct. 2003]

127 * Observations on Popular Antiquities: [with additions] [by John Brand, rev. by Henry Ellis, 1813, Vol.I pp.354-358 - 'Mumming' - fnA - citation of Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards, by Joseph C. Walker, 1786, pp.152-154; (extract from An Abridgement of the Notable Worke of Polidore Vergile ¡­, by Thomas Langley, 1546, f.Ciii; fnE - extract from An Introduction to the Survey and Natural History of the North-Division of the County of Wiltshire, by Aubrey)]

128 * Room to Rhyme" Project [University of Ulster, Academy for Irish Cultural Heritages. Includes photos]

129 * Room, boys, Room, give us Room to Rhyme: Models of Cultural Accommodation in Irish Mumming [by Seamas Ó Catháin, at his Inaugural Lecture - UCD News, Nov. 2002]

130 * Roots and Ramifications of "A Remarkable Fushion" : Aspects of the Development of the Irish Christmas Mummers' Play [Book for sale: by Seamas O Cathain, in Masks and Mumming in the Nordic Area, ed. by Terry Gunnell, 2007, pp.743-753]

131 * RTE - Rattlebag, 29th May 2003 [Audio of Cr¨ªost¨®ir Mac C¨¢rthaigh - head of the 'Room to Rhyme' project]

132 * Straw Costume in Irish Folk Customs [citation of Alan Gailey, in Folk Life, Vol.6, 1968]

133 * The Holiday Customs of Ireland [by James Mooney, in Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol.XXVI No.130, Jul.-Dec. 1889, pp.422-423]

134 * The Irish Christmas Book [extract from ed. John Killen, 1985, pp.2-5 - itself extract from An Ulster Childhood, by Lynn Doyle [Leslie Alexander Montgomery], 1921, p.131]

135 * The Plays of William Shakespeare [1773, Vol.V 'King John' p.48fn]

136 * Traditional Crafts of Ireland [Revised editon only - not in Ireland's Traditional Crafts [1st edition]] [Book for sale: by David Shaw-Smith, 2003, pp.130-133]

137 * Ulster Folk & Transport Museum: Armagh Rhymers [Annual mummers play]