Journal Eleven
Table of Contents
JOURNAL NO. 11
Ladies’ Day at Punchestown: 150 years of festival fashion, by Dr. Emma Lyons, 7 |
The O’Tooles of Imail in the sixteenth century, by Brendan Corrigan, 15 |
‘Home Rule is throwing many a shadow just now’: Wicklow women, Unionism and the Women’s Declaration of 1912, by Rosemary Raughter, 33 |
‘A Celt, a Catholic and a Peasant’ – Andrew Byrne, a Wicklow man in India, by Andrew Keating, 49 |
John and Jennie Wyse Power: the real-life couple featured in James Joyce’s Ulysses, by Cora Crampton, 55 |
The Rev. Ogle Moore of Manor Kilbride, by Jim Corley, 81 |
The beautiful woman in the long red cloak: Rose O’Toole, by Ita Roddy, 88 |
Winter-transhumance routes between the Wicklow Mountains and the surrounding lowlands, by John Hussey, 96 |
Murder most Foul: the murder of Edward Jones of Kilranelagh in 1916 by Maura Murphy Gibson, 111 |
Some aspects of County Wicklow’s railway history, by James Scannell, 118 |
Back to Burgage (a geophysical survey), by Niamh and Brian McCabe, 127 |
The Irish language influence in West Wicklow place-names, by John Glennon, 135 |
Oatmeal biscuits by Sarah Gillespie, 140 |
Divided loyalties in Kildare: truce, treaty and drift to Civil War, by Michael Murphy, 144 |
Baltinglass Bridewell and Courthouse, by Chris Lawlor, 151 |
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