Lapidge (Michael): L’Irlanda e gli irlandesi nell’alto medioevo.

Kruta (Venceslas): Les racines celtiques de l’Irlande.

Walter (Philippe): La transcription médiévale des mythes préchrétiens de l’Irlande.

Charles-Edwards (Thomas M.): Society and politics in pre-Norman Ireland.

Kelly (Fergus): The relative importance of cereals and livestock in the medieval Irish economy: the evidence of the law-texts.

Ó Cathasaigh (Tomás): Kingship in early Irish literature.

Warntjes (Immo): The role of the church in early Irish regnal succession: the case of Iona.

Breatnach (Liam): Law and literature in early mediaeval Ireland.

Herbert (Máire): Hagiography and holy bodies: observations on corporeal relics in pre-Viking Ireland.

Ó Corráin (Donnchadh): The church and secular society.

Etchingham (Colmán): Bishops, church and people: how Christian was ‘early Christian Ireland’?

Hen (Yitzhak): The nature and character of the early Irish liturgy.

Ní Chatháin (Próinséas): A rare aspect of Early Irish monasticism: the martyrdom of Donnán.

Stella (Francesco): Il mito dell’Irlanda nella letteratura carolingia.

Meeder (Sven): The Irish foundations and the Carolingian world.

Richter (Michael): Iona and Reichenau in the ninth century.

Herren (Michael): The study of Greek in Ireland in the early Middle Ages.

Ní Dhonnchadha (Máirín): The beginnings of Irish vernacular literary tradition.

Mc Carthy (Daniel P.): The Irish annals: their origin and evolution V to XI sec.

Brown (Michelle P.): From Columba to Cormac: the contribution of Irish scribes to the insular system of scripts.

O’Reilly (Jennifer): The image of orthodoxy, the mysterium Christi and Insular Gospel books.

Crivello (Fabrizio): L’Irlanda e l’arte carolingia.