Published in 1786, Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus is a collection of essays on Irish history and folklore, written by the antiquarian Charles Vallancey. Vallancey was a controversial figure in Irish history, but his work remains an important part of Ireland's literary and intellectual heritage. Whether you're a scholar of Irish history or just interested in the country's cultural traditions, this book is a fascinating read.

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