Journal Eight
Table of Contents
JOURNAL NO. 8, 2015
Tubber and the Castle Leslie connection: An overview of Tubber House and Demesne, c. 1764-1824, by Emma Lyons, 11 |
Hillfort construction at Baltinglass: building Ireland’s hillfort capital, by James O’Driscoll, 23 |
From crime to wine: the Claytons of New South Wales by Margaret Smith, 49 |
Robert Pipho and the Baltinglass Rebellion by Brendan Corrigan, 65 |
‘Yes, this is Wicklow’: recovering George Francis Savage-Armstrong as a poet of Wicklow, by Rosemary Raughter, 75 |
Not so doddery: the Dunlavin Solicitor Mr. Reuben J. Dodd, by Declan O’Connor, 88 |
A Black and Tan (William Mitchell) executed, by D. J. Kelly, 93 |
A famous row between two publicans at Ballymore Eustace in 1886 by John Glennon, 101 |
Rathdangan and Killamoate: my native area, by Peadar C.Ó Cuilinn, 116 |
In the shadow of Joseph Holt, by Henry Austin, 120 |
Death on a country road (Miss Margaret Dunne), by James Scannell, 123 |
‘The Hillside Farm, or how we lived in the 1880s’ an extract entitled ‘Poor men and poor women’, by Joe McArdle (the pen-name of Father John Doyle C.S.S.R.), 126 |
Two August 1911 cycling mishaps, by James Scannell, 139 |
The Dunlavin massacre: two ballads of 1798, by Chris Lawlor, 140 |
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