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II Watts, W.A.: Tertiary and interglacial floras in Ireland, 17-33.

III Synge, F.M.: The Irish Quaternary: current views 1969, 34-48.

IV Three local studies of the Irish Pleistocene, 49-64.

0. Farrington, A.: The eskers of the Tullamore district, 49-52.
1. Hill, A.R.: The relationship of drumlins to the directions of ice movement in north Co. Down, 53-59.
2. Prior, D.B.: Ice limits in the Cushendun area of north-east Co. Antrim, 59-64.

V Smith, A.G.: Late-Glacial and Post-Glacial vegetational and climatic history of Ireland: a review, 65-88.

VI Cruickshank, J.G.: Soils and pedogenesis in the north of Ireland, 89-104.

VII Williams, P.W.: Limestone morphology in Ireland, 105-124.

VIII Stephens, N.: The coastline of Ireland, 125-145.

IX Buchanan, R.H.: Rural settlement in Ireland, 146-161.

X Glasscock, R.E.: Moated sites, and deserted boroughs and villages : two neglected aspects of Anglo-Norman settlement in Ireland, 162-177.

XI Andrews, J.H.: Geography and government in Elizabethan Ireland, 178-191.

XII Graham, Jean M.: Rural society in Connacht, 1600–1640, 192-207.

XIII Aalen, F.H.A.: The origin of enclosures in eastern Ireland, 209-223.

XIV Johnson, J.H.: The two 'Irelands' at the beginning of the nineteenth century, 224-243.

XV Jones Hughes, T.: Town and Baile in Irish place-names, 244-258.

XVI Symons, L.: Rural land utilisation in Ireland, 259-273.

XVII O'Farrell, P.N.: A multivariate model of the spacing of urban centres in the Irish Republic, 274-290.

XVIII Forbes, Jean: Towns and planning in Ireland, 291-311.

XIX Poole, M.A.: Decision-making and the formulation of regional development objectives: The case of rural Ireland, 312-324.

XX Mitchel, N.C.: Irish ports: recent developments, 325-341.

XI Common, R.: Land drainage and water use in Ireland, 342-359.

XXII Naughton, J.P.: The urban-rural fringe of Dublin, 360- 372.

XXIII Boal, F.W.: Social space in the Belfast built-up area, 373-393.