Finding the city of God in the Lives of St Kevin: Glendalough and the history of the Irish celestial civitas / Melanie C. Maddox
The organization and function of an early Irish church settlement: what was Glendalough? / Colmán Etchingham
Space organization in early Irish monasteries: the platea / Jean-Michel Picard
Recluses, relics and corpses: interpreting St Kevin's House / Tomás Ó Carragáin
The 'Market Cross' at Glendalough / Raghnall Ó Floinn
Medieval burial and pilgrimage within the landscape of Glendalough: the evidence of the crosses and cross-slabs / Lorcan Harney
The Lives of Kevin (Caoimhghin) of Glendalough / Pádraig Ó Riain
Vita Sancti Cóemgeni: an edition of the earliest manuscript version / Dagmar Ó Riain-Raedel
Monster and monastery: St Kevin's Lives and the expansion of Glendalough / Brian Lacey
Glendalough: where beauty, history and spirituality walk hand in hand / Martina Pozdechova
A Glendalough bishop in Germany? : The Four Masters and the three Gilla na Náems / Diarmuid Ó Riain
Uí Máil and Glendalough / Ailbhe MacShamhráin
The Viking impact on Glendalough / Colmán Etchingham
The study and use of numbers in early Irish monasteries / Daniel P. Mc Carthy
Glendalough: liturgy and music / Sara G. Casey
Was Sulien at Glendalough? / Charles Doherty
Architectural sculpture at Glendalough / Rachel Moss
Little-known drawings of Glendalough, c.1777-1850 / Peter Harbison
From 'city of God' to a blueprint for the future: Glendalough in the nineteenth century / Máirín Ní Cheallaigh
Glendalough: the RSAI's contribution to its preservation, examination and illustration /Aideen M. Ireland.
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Glendalough : city of God. ISBN 9781846821707. Published by Four Courts Press, for the Royal Society of Antiquaries in Ireland in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
