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I was unable to obtain a copy of Strutt and Parker's catalogue before the titles auction in London on 24 May last. I have since obtained a copy, and now give a more considered critical account of the Irish 'feudal baronies' offered for sale: With regard to Castleknock, Co Dublin, it can be said immediately that there was indeed a feudal barony of the name held by the Tyrrells until the

Derek Howard wrote: Sean J Murphy wrote: I have now done a bit of digging in relation to the three Irish titles being sold by Strutt and Parker. Castleknock, Co Dublin, was indeed a feudal barony held by the Tyrrells until the 14th century (Ball, 'History Co Dublin', 6, pages 7-14). Who is now claiming the right to sell this ancient title, and what is the documentary

Patrick, I see what you say. I rather think that these Irish baronies were actually probably much closer to the proper model of feudal baronies in the sense that they were single areas of land and that the jurisdiction was a real one (and all to bloody at times). So, yes, I think it was aristocracy as it simplest. Given that, it seems to be less important whether they are called lordships

Graham Milne wrote: Perhaps Strutt & Parker just annouce the sale and then wait for you to do all their research for them? The facts, ma'am, just the facts. Sean Murphy "Sean J Murphy" <sjbmurphy@SPAMOUTeircom.net> wrote in message news:tvW1i.19610$j7.373676@news.indigo.ie... I have now done a bit of digging in relation to the three Irish titles being sold by