Mountjoy
Mentioned in 28 documents, 76 times across the archives
Documents
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July 1915
1 mention“charitable work . The members of the Committee of the Society visit Mountjoy”
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September 1916
1 mention“goes to Josephine Caslin , of 15 Mountjoy Square ,”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
1 mention“14 Mountjoy Street , Dublin”
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Oct 1958
1 mention“14 MOUNTJOY STREET , DUBLIN-Telephone :78338”
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April 1959
1 mention“14 Mountjoy Street , Dublin”
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109033
1 mention“The remains of the late Mr. William Woodlock, J.P., one of the Divisional Police Magistrates of Dublin, were removed this morning from his residence, Mountjoy square, for interment in Glasnevin Cemete”
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111185
2 mentions“Alr.:- "A Mountjoy Ditty."”
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111505
21 mentions“KEVIN BARRY, at Mountjoy, November 1, 1920.”
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112137
13 mentions“KEVIN BARRY, at Mountjoy, November 1, 1920.”
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114428
1 mention“We understand that Miss Annie Higgins was released from Mountjoy Prison last evening. She had been detained in connection with the Sinn Fein insurrection. It is understood that Miss Nellie Gifford, Mi”
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114802
6 mentions“SCENES AT MOUNTJOY”
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122934
2 mentions“IN MOUNTJOY JAIL.”
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123461
1 mention“Dear Mr. Honan,—I cannot come to your meeting but I join with you and the people in giving a warm welcome to the brave and honourable representative of East Clare, Eamonn de Valera. He stands for the ”
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125031
3 mentions“Whether it be the aftermath of "Bloody Sunday" or scenes outside Mountjoy where tricolours are stuck almost on the tanks of the military, or scenes of people attending churches to pray, or following n”
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128268
1 mention“MOUNTJOY”
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129928
1 mention“Escape From Mountjoy”
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131948
1 mention“I had so much running about to do from now on that the messages I heard received on the phone were few. Food was delivered to the escort in Charles St by civilian messengers. Capt ---- who stutters so”
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132694
1 mention“Mr Peter Courtney. 7 Granville St. Mountjoy Sq. (Brother in Law).”
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134920
1 mention“But we must look back much farther than the reach of personal memory to see this district, what it certainly once was, the resort of a large number of fashionable, as well as the artistic and dramatic”
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176260
1 mention“Mountjoy”
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176312
1 mention“Padraig O Caoimh. To those who do not know him Mr. O Caoimh probably takes a mischievous pleasure in describing himself mildly as a retired civil servant. Born in 1881 he did, in fact, enter the Briti”
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196022
1 mention“In 1913 he was arrested for a "seditious" speech in Tuam, Co. Galway, and served four months' hard labour in Mountjoy. At the last moment he remembered that he had secret and confidential papers on hi”
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56761
1 mention“Permit me to thank you in your columns for your worthy protest against what I cannot otherwise designate than the slow murder of Thomas Ashe. It is horrible that the country has to stand silently by l”
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56885
1 mention“During that regime the Governor was Boland, once Chief Warder in Mountjoy, and the murderer of Thomas Ashe; criminal murderer though he was, he allowed prisoners the privilege of two visits weekly, an”
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57133
8 mentions“The Four Courts prisoners have been removed from Jameson's Distillery to Mountjoy. Six have escaped.”
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72213
1 mention“On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, seven years ago, one of the darkest deeds ever done in Ireland, took place in Mountjoy Jail.”
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72221
1 mention“To a tree before Mountjoy.”
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96133
1 mention“Mountjoy.”