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She nursed in the South No. 64 Dublin Union, now St James’s Hospital. During Easter Week I,S.S.N. 0790-0813 1916 the premises were occu- pied by 42 volunteers of the 4th battalion, Dublin Brigade Articles under the command of Eamon Ceannt A Carlow Tribute to Walt Disney, .....................................................4 and Cathal Brugha as 2nd in command. The Emergence of the Clergy in Borris ....................................................11 On Easter Monday intense fighting took Eastwood House and the Moneybeg Demesne .........................................20 place when the British forces attacked Captain Bill Murphy of Tullow. Unsung Hero of the Somme ................37 the building. During a period of quietness Cumann na mBan in Carlow .....................................................................45 word was passed to Nurse Kehoe that a The Bagenals of Idrone Chronology .........................................................51 volunteer lay wounded. Without hesita- Property Owners in County Carlow in the Year 1307 ............................54 tion she rushed outside. Within minutes PR comes to Carlow ...................................................................................56 guns opened fire again and Nurse Kehoe Dunleckney Post Bagenal 1802-2015 ........................................................59 lost her life. In doing so, she displayed a County Statistics 2002 ................................................................................65 great devotion to duty and an extraordi- A Carlow Folly ............................................................................................66 nary sense of heroism. The wounded Memories of Life on the Barrow/Grand Canal .......................................68 volunteer was Dan McCarthy who sub- Robert Hartpole, Constable of Carlow ....................................................72 sequently became President of the GAA, William Desmond Taylor, Carlow’s forgotten Celluloid King ...............85 1921-1924 A plaque to her memory was Carlow connections from a new book ‘The Villain of Steam’ ................95 unveiled at St Kevin’s Hospital, Dublin Here’s to the 32! .........................................................................................98 on Easter Monday, 1965 by the National Involvement of the Catholic Clergy with the Republican Struggle .....100 Graves Association. She was buried History of the RTC/ITC ...........................................................................105 within the grounds of the Union but aftrr ‘Corpse Watching’: a macabre practice in the 1830s in Leighlin ........122 the surrender the remains were exhumed Book Review “Michael O’Hanrahan” ................................................... 126 and reinterred in Ballinabranna grave- Bishop Daniel Delaneyand the Presentation Sisters (1718-1813) ........ 127 yard in the Parish of Leighlin. Bishop James Keeffe oand the foundation of Carlow College ............. 133 Edmund Dwyer Gray Jr: his life in two hemispheres .......................... 141 Kildare & Leighlin Roman Catholic Chaplains in WWI ..................... 145 Michael O’Hanrahan, a New Quakers in County Carlow ..................................................................... 153 Ross born Wexford man who Book review “A Journey along the Carlow Corridor” .........................160 had come to Carlow when his Growth and Decline: the changing fortunes of Carlow Town ..............161 father transferred his busi- Saint Fiacc, The Steve Jobs of Fifth Century Ireland ...........................167 ness to Tullow St. in Carlow Fr James Cullen, Founder of the Pioneer Total Abstinence Assoc. ..... 172 Town. He had been a very prominent Hare-slips in the walls of the Deerpark on Ballintemple Estate .......... 173 man in the town before moving to Irish women carried goods on their heads ..............................................175 Dublin. He founded the Workman’s Club “Carlow - A Journey to the Past”; Heritage Week 2015 ...................... 179 in
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