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HISTORY: TERENCE KILLEEN reviews Dublin 1911 Edited by Catriona Crowe Prism, 245pp. €20
FROM THE ARCHIVES: In his Lenten pastoral letter in 1912 the Catholic bishop of Limerick, Edward Thomas O’Dwyer, was concerned…
POLITICIANS Éamon de Valera and John Dillon had a jaundiced view of the women’s suffrage movement, historians recounted at a …
British prime minister Herbert Asquith visited Dublin in July 1912 for public meetings with Irish nationalists to sell their …
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