coven as opposed to individuals. Additionally, it was the first cased of convicted heresy resulting in the death sentence in Ireland. Considering how Kyteler and her followers were the first people to be condemned for witchcraft in Ireland, this case set the precedent for how all following witchcraft and heresy cases would be executed. The act of burning witches in Ireland lasted until 1895. References in media "Lady Kyteler" figures in William Butler Yeats' poem "Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen": The Stone, a novel about the times of Alice Kyteler, was published in 2008, written by a Kilkenny woman named Claire Nolan. A musical version of The Stone, based on Nolan's book, premiered in Kilkenny in 2011. Robin Morgan wrote a novel, The Burning Time, (Melville House, 2006; ) about Alice Kyteler. A short story by Emma Donoghue, 'Looking for Petronilla', tells the story of Alice Kyteler and her maid. The story appears in the collection The Woman Who Gave Birth to Rabbits (Virago, 2002). The Kyteler Witch is a novel that explores the relationship between Petronella de Meath and her employer Lady Alice Kyteler, written by Candace Muncy Poole, 2014. The trial is mentioned in Umberto Eco's novel The Name of the Rose in a conversation between William of Baskerville and Abo the abbot. The feminist art piece by Judy Chicago, The Dinner Party, features a place setting for Petronella de Meath. The plate features the image of a book, a candle, a bell, and a cauldron. All of these items are encapsulated by fire. The trial is mentioned in papal chaplain Martin of Troppau's Chronicles of Popes and Emperors. See also Kyteler's Inn – a pub in Kilkenny which markets itself using Kyteler's name List of fugitives from justice who disappeared List of serial killers before 1900 References Further reading Brennan, James, 'Bishop Ledrede and the trial of Alice Kyteler: a case study in witchcraft and heresy in medieval Kilkenny' in John Bradley, Diarmuid Healy and Anne Murphy (eds), Themes in Kilkenny's history: a selection of lectures from the NUI Maynooth – Radio Kilkenny academic lecture series 1999 (Kilkenny, 2000), 37–46 Davidson, L. S. and J. O. Ward, The sorcery trial of Alice Kyteler (1993) Flood, John, 'Hidden in his story: the ladies of Kilcash' in Journal of the Butler Society, 4:2 (2000), 280–291 Neary, Anne, 'The origins and character of the Kilkenny witchcraft case of 1324', Proceedings of