Rebel Streets of Cork 1919 - 1923

70 year old Denis O'Brien, who worked as a coachman was trying to make his way back to his lodgings at 397 Blarney Street on the nig...

On the first day of March 1921 Lieutenant Hammond from Victoria Barracks was searching people outside the door of the General Post Offic...

Today the laneway that runs at the back of St Augustine's Church connecting the Grand Parade and South Main Street is an uninviting...

High winds and heavy rain swept through Cork city on the night of November 17th 1920 when bloodshed soaked the Marsh area.  This workin...

It was Thursday evening when two Liverpool lads were sauntering the streets of Cork. They were sailors freshly docked in Cork port and ...