Kilmainham
Mentioned in 28 documents, 70 times across the archives
Documents
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July 1916
1 mention“commercial at Kilmainham-deserves such a title . " Yes , a Proinsias ,”
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Passionist Province Deeds
1 mention“And John Hollick of the Rayal Hospital near Kilmainham By”
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gandpbookmanifest1
1 mention“Kilmainham”
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earlydays little flower 1945 feb
1 mention“Mother Elizabeth M. J. Domitilla Kane, Loreto Abbey, Dalkey; Sr. M. Colmcille, Convent of St. Louis, Newcastle; Sr. M. Benedict O'Neill; Sr. Joseph Hubertine, The Little Sisters of the Poor, Kilmainha”
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111185
2 mentions“He attended some of the Leaders before their execution in Kilmainham and stood by them when they died. He went through much hardship during what is known as the Black and Tan regime. He never complain”
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111505
6 mentions“Miss Norah Connolly, who received an enthusiastic ovation, spoke under the stress of great emotion. She said it was in Glasgow and Edinburgh that her father had spent the early struggles of his youth.”
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112137
3 mentions“JAMES FISHER, at Kilmainham, November 17, 1922.”
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112725
3 mentions“Executed in Kilmainham Prison, May 4th, 1916.”
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114428
9 mentions“They spent a night in Richmond Barracks, and were taken to Kilmainham Jail the next day. For a week they remained in Kilmainham, and after efforts were made to get them to sign a document recanting th”
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114802
1 mention“His love of country was to him an enduring passion. Many of the brave men who figured in the Rising of 1916 were his principal friends. He attended some of the leaders before their execution in Kilmai”
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130101
1 mention“THE KILMAINHAM PAPERS. By Captain N. C. Harrington ... .. 13”
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134658
2 mentions“ROYAL HOSPITAL, KILMAINHAM.”
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176260
2 mentions“Shot, Kilmainham Jail, 3rd May, 1916.”
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196022
4 mentions“CEANNT was taken to Richmond prison that Sunday night. On Monday morning he was picked out as a leader, and the following Wednesday was condemned and sentenced to Kilmainham Jail.”
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211157
1 mention“That over one thousand of his political and military opponents, in Kilmainham Jail, knelt and recited the Rosary for the repose of his soul, on the night of his death, bears ample testimony to the gre”
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55869
2 mentions“I am glad to be able to comply with your request for "some particulars about the closing scenes of Sean Heuston's life." Shortly after Easter week, 1916 I gave a rather full account for publication in”
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55901
1 mention“The late Mr. Partridge took a very active part in the labour movement, of which Mr. James Larkin became the ultimate leader, and after him the late James Connelly. When the movement was at its height ”
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56266
1 mention“They took them to Kilmainham Jail, and with cruel”
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56269
14 mentions“(Executed in Kilmainham Prison, 3rd May, 1916).”
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56272
1 mention“We give opportunities in the movement to save our language from dying, and we put Irish ideals before our boys by teaching them the true history of their country; why Emmet and Tone were butchered, wh”
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56332
2 mentions“He commanded the Republican troops in the Mendicity, where they made a noble stand against overwhelming numbers. He died for Ireland at Kilmainham Prison in the early morning of May 8th 1916. He breat”
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56355
1 mention“Who Married Joseph Plunkett in Kilmainham Prison a few hours before his Execution on May 3rd, 1916.”
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56444
5 mentions“Thursday morning. This morning before 3 p.m. we heard loud knocking at the Bowe Street gate. I went down at once and the first words one of the soldiers said were: "You've got to hurry, Sir, as we hav”
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56954
1 mention“(Executed in Kilmainham Jail on January 8th, 1923.)”
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57133
1 mention“Seven empty Crossleys driven by Free Staters with a Free State armoured car in centre column escorted by full tenders of British Tommies with their own armoured car, passed by Kilmainham Police Statio”
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57469
1 mention“Kilmainham Jail”
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57484
1 mention“THOMAS J. CLARKE, Kilmainham Jail, May”
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71537
1 mention“ARDIFF PRINTER, KILMAINHAM.”