Journal Six
Table of Contents
JOURNAL NO. 6, 2011
‘Death in the Valley’: the killing of Neil ‘Plunkett’ O’Boyle by James Durney, 8 |
Blackhall Castle, Calverstown, County Kildare and theories as to the possible functions of its Sheelagh na Gig by Cora Crampton, 16 |
Knockpatrick Hill legend: a dress fastener for a chieftain’s cloak by Dorothy Leonard, 22 |
Michael Dwyer and Bridget Brown of Cummock by David Ward, 24 |
The role of horses in farm life in the 1920s by Stanley Jackson, 28 |
Miscellaneous biographical notices relating to Baltinglass, appearing in newspapers, 1748-1904 by Paul Gorry, 32 |
St. Kevin (a Wicklow biography no. 2) by Maria Brosnan, 23 |
St. Laurence O’Toole (a Wicklow biography no. 3) by Dorothy Leonard, 25 |
Walter de Riddelesford (a Wicklow biography no. 4) by Dorothy Leonard, 27 |
The family of Michael Dwyer by Paul Gorry, 30 |
Linen and cotton printing at Stratford-on-Slaney, Co. Wicklow (part 1) by Paul Baker, 37 |
Martin Byrne, 1815-1892 by Dermot and Brian Kavanagh, 42 |
Farewell to the 25-pounder field gun by James Scannell, 50 |
Hollywood: an historic village by John Glennon, 55 |
Passage tombs in West Wicklow by Mairead Connellan, BA, Dip. LIS., 65 |
‘The Hillside Farm, or how we lived in the 1880s’ an extract entitled ‘Pastimes’ by Joe McArdle (the pen-name of Father John Doyle C.S.S.R.), 69 |
The Westbys and High Park house, Kiltegan, by Peadar Cullen ( Peadar C. Ó Cuilinn), 82 |
St. Nicholas’s holy well, Tournant, Dunlavin, by Chris Lawlor, 88 |
Christmas Day 1910: Dublin & Blessington Steam Tramway timetable, by James Scannell, 100 |
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