[matthewmoriarty22]

Hello again Professor Casey,

I am currently touring on the west coast of Ireland, but I will be in Dublin on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week. I would really enjoy meeting you in person even if only for a brief few minutes. If our meeting is still something of mutual interest what are some times and locations that would work best with your schedule?

Sincerely,

Matthew Moriarty

[matthewmoriarty22]

Professor Casey,

Thank you for such an informative response and accommodating offer. I cannot yet say for certain that I will be in Dublin as the specifics of my itinerary have not yet been concluded. However, I will do my best to see that I can make it to your city as I would delight in our meeting at least as much as yourself.

I have already taken your advice to seek out the Peter Harbinson guidebook of Irish monuments via a convenient purchase from amazon.com, and I will surely take a look at the dun of Dun Aonghusa and possibly The Hill of Tara as well.

With appreciation,

Matthew Moriarty

[matthewmoriarty22]

Professor Casey. I will be traveling to Ireland in the next few weeks, and apart from mainstream tourist attractions in your country I would really like to delve into some of the historical sites that best represent the ancient Irish tuatha and Brehon law system. If you could name off a few locations or attractions to visit if am to get the most out of my self study of stateless societies in ancient Ireland I would greatly appreciate your help.

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