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Lawlor, H. J., “The manuscripts of the Vita S. Columbani”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 32 (1902–1904): 1–132.

Lawlor, H. J., “The Kilcormic missal: a manuscript in the library of Trinity College, Dublin”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 31:10 (1896–1901): 393–430.

Bernard, J. H., “On the Stowe St. John, and on the citations from scripture in the Leabhar Breac”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 30 (1892–1896): 313–324.

Bernard, J. H., “On the Domnach Airgid MS”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 30 (1892–1896): 303–312.

Ferguson, Samuel, “On the Patrician documents”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 67–134.

Graves, Charles, “On an Ogam inscription”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 31–40.

Reeves, William, “On the bell of St. Patrick, called the Clog an Edachta [read November 9, 1863]”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 1–30.

Ferguson, Samuel, “Fasciculus of prints from photographs of casts of Ogham inscriptions”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 47–56.

Mac Carthy, Bartholomew, “On the Stowe Missal”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 135–268.

Ferguson, Samuel, “On sepulchral cellae”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 27 (1877–1886): 57–66.

Reeves, William, “On the Céli Dé, commonly called Culdees”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 24 — Antiquities (1873): 119–263.

Ferguson, Samuel, “On the rudiments of the common law discoverable in the published portion of the Senchus Mor: read February 11, 1867”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 24:2 (1867): 83–117.

Petrie, George, and John OʼDonovan [collaborator], “On the history and antiquities of Tara Hill”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 18 (1839): 25–232.

OʼReilly, Edward, “To investigate the authenticity of the poems of Ossian, both as given Macpherson’s translation, and as published in Gaelic, London 1807, under the sanction of the Highland Society of London; and on the supposition of such poems not being of recent origin, to assign the probable era and country of the original poet or poets”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 16 (1830): 162–336.

Hardiman, James, “Ancient Irish deeds and writings, chiefly related to landed property, from the twelfth to the seventeenth century”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 15 (1828): 3–96, plate.

Scurry, James, “Remarks on the Irish language, with a review of its grammars, glossaries, vocabularies, and dictionaries: to which is added a model of a comprehensive Irish dictionary. Read October 23, 1826”, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 15 — Polite literature (1828): 3–87.