Medieval Ireland: Death & Politics
Gone Medieval
The Persistence of Oral Traditions in Medieval Dublin
This chapter explores how oral traditions continued to shape medieval Dublin's legal and social landscape, intertwining with written laws to enhance civic officers' authority. It discusses the coexistence and mutual support between oral practices and written records, highlighting the adaptability and collective storytelling strengths of oral histories. The chapter also delves into the challenges historians face in interpreting medieval Irish historical accounts and the empowered role of jurors in maintaining law and order in Dublin.
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