Journal 7 – 2013

CONTENTS INCLUDE: A man of integrity? The varying roles of Robert Chaloner, Earl Fitzwilliam’s land-agent during Black 47, by Fidelma Byrne; Contextualising a chieftain’s career: the case of Feagh Mac Hugh O’Byrne by Chris Lawlor; Wicklow farm labourers: a facet of the 1880s Land War by Padraig G. Lane; The RIC and the IRA in Wicklow’s War of Independence by Kevin Cullen; Constable James Stephen Cunningham and his family by Shay Cunningham; Some facts about the activities of Mark Forstall in Croatia 1650s to 1672, by Luka Vukusic; Scurlock’s graveyard, overlooking the Blessington reservoir, by Brian McCabe; St. Laurence O’Toole (a Wicklow biography no. 3) by Dorothy Leonard; The annual inspections of the Dublin & Blessington Steam Tramway Company in 1912 and 1913, by James Scannell; Donard’s new church, 1925: an article from the ‘Leinster Leader’ Saturday 18 July 1925, Anon.; The Wicklow landlord who held sway over the British Empire: Parnell and his times, by Mary Bergin; Raids, robberies and attacks; West Wicklow during the Civil War, by James Lawlor.