"...the
unconquerable will,
And study of revenge, immortal hate,
And courage never to submit or yield"
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The Lady Litigant. | |
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"It was like throwing water on a drowned rat to invite public opinion on Matty Walsh's conduct." | |
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"By Jesus, I will make Dublin Castle shake." | |
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"He sat reading the paper with his hat on while chaos occurred all around." | |
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"You commenced it, you old dog, but I will teach you manners." | |
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"I will shout 'Up with them' till the day I die" | |
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"The IRA approached and called on Mr Wall to submit. He refused to do so." | |
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" I say we are here as guardians of the poor and they should be looked after." | |
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"If you can't get any other way steal them." |
"Politics - the conduct of public affairs for private advantage"
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"Terrible scenes of rowdyism at the Dungarvan Town Board." | |
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"The German Government is far superior to it." |
Waterford Notes
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"The man's screams were heard." |
Crime and Punishment
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"I'd rather the world would be burnt than myself." | |
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"You have therefore no ground to hope for any mitigation of your fate." |
Land League Days
How the visitors saw Dungarvan