JotrRNAi.. o-F m oouN'I'Y ooN!:OAL ti!STORicAL soc1E'i'Y. 411 PART I. by J. C. T. MacDonagh Ballybofey and Edward Mac!ntyre County Library, Lifford. FOREWORD ?T"' HE following is an instalment of what we hope will hope will become, """ the first comprehensive Bibliography of County Donegal. A good deal of care and time has been given to it and yet ·there are bound to be om1ss1ons. Members are requested to draw our attention to such omissions and are assured that these will be duly recorded and acknowledged. We have refrained from including books written wholly in Irish because we felt, at the time of going to Press, that our lists were not fully ready for publication. Our very best thanks are due to Father Stephen Brown, S.J., for permission to quote largely from his "Ireland in Fiction," and from Manuscript materials supplied by him. We are also indebted to Messrs. Sean 0 Domhnall, of Dublin, Harry P. Swan, Andrew Lowry, Rupert . O'Cochlain, Ernan M'Mullin, and D. J. O'Sullivan, of Tory Island, for valuable suggestions and constructive criticisms.
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