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Database of Irish Language Court Interpreters 1754-1921 Mary Phelan Dublin City University Database of Irish language court Interpreters 1754-1921 Mary Phelan Dublin City University Table of Contents Sources ............................................................................................................. 4 Part I Grand Jury Presentment Records .................................................................. 6 County Antrim ................................................................................................. 6 County Armagh ............................................................................................... 6 County Carlow ................................................................................................. 8 County of Cavan .............................................................................................. 9 County of Clare .............................................................................................. 14 County of the City of Cork ............................................................................ 28 County of Cork .............................................................................................. 30 County of Donegal ......................................................................................... 40 County Down ................................................................................................. 56 City of Dublin ................................................................................................ 57 Town of Drogheda ......................................................................................... 57 County of Dublin ........................................................................................... 58 County Fermanagh ......................................................................................... 58 County of Galway .......................................................................................... 58 Town of Galway ............................................................................................ 75 County Kerry ................................................................................................. 76 County Kildare ............................................................................................... 93 City of Kilkenny ............................................................................................ 94 County Kilkenny ............................................................................................ 95 King’s County (Offaly) ................................................................................ 102 County of Leitrim ........................................................................................ 102 County of the City of Limerick ................................................................... 103 County of Limerick ...................................................................................... 105 County Londonderry .................................................................................... 130 County Longford ......................................................................................... 133 County Louth ............................................................................................... 136 County Mayo ............................................................................................... 137 County Meath .............................................................................................. 145 County Monaghan ....................................................................................... 146 Queen’s County (Laois) ............................................................................... 148 One payment in 1816 ................................................................................... 148 County Roscommon .................................................................................... 149 County of Sligo ............................................................................................ 157 County of Tipperary .................................................................................... 174 Phelan, Mary (2019) Database of Irish language court interpreters 1754-1921 page 2 Tipperary North Riding ............................................................................... 175 Tipperary South Riding ............................................................................... 178 County Tyrone ............................................................................................. 181 City of Waterford ......................................................................................... 189 County Waterford ........................................................................................ 190 County of Westmeath .................................................................................. 207 County Wexford .......................................................................................... 209 County of Wicklow ...................................................................................... 209 Part II Chief Secretary’s Office Registered Papers ............................................. 211 Part III Country Letter Books ............................................................................. 229 Part IV The Maamtrasna Murders Case .............................................................. 253 Part V Applications for the post of Irish interpreter in Mayo in 1893 ................ 258 Patrick Burke ............................................................................................... 258 Patrick Deasy ............................................................................................... 259 Patrick Hennelly .......................................................................................... 261 Thomas Heraghty ......................................................................................... 263 Thomas Hession ........................................................................................... 263 Patrick Hughes ............................................................................................. 264 John Hynes ................................................................................................... 265 John Kane .................................................................................................... 266 Luke Loftus .................................................................................................. 268 Edward Maguire .......................................................................................... 268 Peter Morris ................................................................................................. 269 James Murphy .............................................................................................. 269 Michael Sords .............................................................................................. 271 Phelan, Mary (2019) Database of Irish language court interpreters 1754-1921 page 3 Sources The information in this file formed the basis of the monograph ‘Irish Speakers, Interpreters and the Courts 1754-1921’ by Mary Phelan, published by Four Courts Press and the Irish Legal History Society in 2019. The data here details payments to Irish language court interpreters by the grand juries in each county and is compiled from the following sources: • Records of payments to interpreters in Grand Jury Books of Presentments (some uncatalogued) held in Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, National Library of Ireland, National Archives of Ireland, county archives and on Google Books • County Council records (post 1898) • Mentions of interpreters in digitized newspapers (Irish Newspaper Archive, British Newspaper Archive, newspapers.com, Irish Times digital archive) and almanacs • John Brady, ‘Irish interpreters at Meath Assizes’ Ríocht na Mídhe 2, 62-63 • Accounts presented to the House of Commons, of the presentments passed by the grand juries of Ireland, at the spring and summer assizes, in the year 1807, HC 1808 (205) xiii.67 • Royal Commission of Inquiry into State of Law and Practice in respect to occupation of land in Ireland, appendix to minutes of evidence, part IV, statement of county cess, Command papers 1845 (672, 673) xxii.1, 225 • Grand Jury Officers (Ireland) return to an order of the honorable the Hous of Commons of officers in the service of the grand jury in each county in Ireland HC 1898 (237) lxxiv, 47 • Local Government (Ireland) Officials: return to an order of the honorable the House of Commons, dated 14th March 1901, for a return showing the names, dates of appointments, with the salaries of every such official HC 1901 (331) lxiv, 673 • Lesa Ní Mhunghaile (2011) ‘The legal system in Ireland and the Irish language 1700-c.1843’ in The Laws and Other Legalities in Ireland 1689- 1850 edited by M Brown and S.P. Donlan 325-58 Surrey and Burlington: Ashgate • Margaret Kelleher (2018) The Maamtrasna Murders UCD Press Part I focuses on grand jury payments to interpreters county by county in alphabetical order. Some records (e.g. Kerry) continue on into the 1940s. The grand juries were the precursors to county councils, which were established in 1898. There were forty grand juries – one in each of the thirty-two counties plus the cities of Dubin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny and the towns of Galway, Drogheda and Carrickfergus. A law was passed in 1773-4 (Geo III c. 32 s.22) to allow the grand juries to pay £5 per half-year to interpreters at the highest courts, the assizes. In 1837 another law
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