The Meath Post, March 2008
Archaeologists are hoping to enlist the help of local historians in pin pointing the exact locations of up to seven key battles in County Meath. more

The Sunday Times, March 9, 2008
It is an epic that requires military-style planning and execution. A team of historians and archeologists has been given just nine months to find the exact locations of more than 130 Irish battles dating from the 9th century to 1798. more

Sunday Independent, 23 September 2007
Richard Brinsley Sheridan Wasn't born here. The preservation of 12 Dorset Street, the birthplace of Richard Brinsley Sheridan and one of the great causes celebres of the conservation movement, was a costly farce. It can now be revealed that the great playwright was born somewhere else. more

Irish Mail on Sunday. 8 April 2007
Fascinating life of the grandfather who inspired Kenny speech. The humble lighthouse man who gave birth to Enda's shining promises. more

Sunday Independent, 2 April 2006
Mater nuns supported Rising, RIC files claim. British Intelligence thought Sisters of Mercy were 1916 rebels. Jerome Reilly more

Irish Times, 7 April 2006
RIC files on republican suspects published. Police intelligence files on more than 450 Sinn Féin and republican suspects from the first two decades of the last century, including Michael Collins and Éamon de Valera, have just been published on DVD and CD, writes Liam Reid. more

Irish Times, 1 December 2005
City Living History housed in your home. Does your house have a past? Many people and companies are now commissioning house histories to find out. more

Robin O'Brien Lynch, Irish Times, 26 March 2005
Some of the State's rarest and most valuable antiquarian books are available on CD, thanks to a collaboration between Trinity College Library and one of the college's subsidiary companies. more

Irish Independent , 24 march 2005
A collaboration between Trinity College Dublin and a new company, Archive CD Books Ireland Ltd, will see the digitisation and publication on CD of significant parts of the college’s older collection of books, journals and historical directories. Archive CD Books Ireland began digitising major Irish National and county directories held in the college library in January. So far 25 historical directories are available on CD from €19.90. End

An Irishman's Diary, Kevin Myers, Irish Times, 25 01 2005
With a spellbinding optimism, Eneclann, the Trinity publishers, planned to have the launch of the CD-ROM publication of Ireland's Memorial Records 1914-18 in the open air at the Memorial Gardens, Islandbridge. more

Irish Times, 11 DEC 2004
Nostalgia time again. People are often nostalgic at this time of year so Eneclann, a Trinity College, Dublin, campus company, has chosen an apt time to release two new heritage CDs. Drawn from material in Irish archives, the two CDs were launched in Dublin on Thursday. The first, The Irish Ancestor 1969-1986, is an archive of the journal of the same name which drew together information on Irish genealogy, biography and domestic history. Cost €74.90.

The second CD is entitled Returning Home: Transatlantic Migration from North America to Britain & Ireland 1858-1870 38.90). The CDs can be purchased online from www.eneclann.ie or you can phone 01-6710338 for details of stockists. End

Irish Times, 31 July 2004
Telling tales. If walls could talk, most houses could probably write the script to an elaborate soap opera. Eneclann offers a house history research service for buildings in Ireland. Murderous plots, houses changing hands to settle gambling debts and famous artists as former residents are just some of its discoveries. It also found that somebody's conservatory was designed by Turner, renowned for the glasshouses in the National Botanic Gardens. Apart from being interesting in itself, the research can be used to support applications for planning for listed buildings, local authority maintenance grants and tax relief on historic buildings. If you want to buy a House History as a birthday or wedding gift, order it at least 10 weeks in advance. From €450 for a small house to €1,800 for a big country house. Eneclann, 01-6710338. End