Plunket's ghost, arriv'd in Ireland: or, a letter from Dr. Oliver Plunket, lately excecuted for high treason, to his Catholic friends in Ireland. Found since his death, and now made publick. Being a diswasive from the effusion of any more Christian blood,in treasonable conspiracies, or horrid massacres.
Contributors: Ray, Joseph, fl. 1668-1709, printer.; Norman, William, fl. 1676-1705, bookseller.
Publisher: Reprinted by Jos. Ray at Colledge Green, for William Norman bookseller in Dames-street
Published: 1681
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Plunket, Oliver, -- Saint, -- 1629-1681.
Other titles: Plunket's ghost arrived in Ireland.
Notes: Signatures: A\4 B\4(-B4).

Probably written by a Protestant; politically neutral but recognising Charles II as King of Ireland; also concludes that Plunkett may have been innocent of the charges for which he was executed (noting that no London jury could have been expected to reachsuch a conclusion, because of memories of the Irish Catholic massacres of Protestants in 1641).