Rebel Streets of Cork 1919 - 1923

  On the evening of September 5th 1922 a flat bed Free State military lorry was part of a convoy which was making it's way from Clonakil...

  Today Warrens Lane is a gated laneway connecting Bandon Road with Noonans Road but over 100 years ago this laneway was a cluster of little...

  It was just after 6 o'clock on an Autumn evening in the city when 65 year old Jane McCarthy left the Parnell Hotel on Parnell Place. S...

  Tylers Boot Shop on North Main Street played an important role in the Republican movement in Cork City. The unassuming shoe shop was a dro...

  Timothy Joseph Barry of 54 Blarney Street was better known as Tadhg. He was a Republican, a Socialist, a GAA stalwart, a journalist and tr...

  The Royal Irish Constabulary Barracks at Victoria Cross formed part of the Cork City South District Policing. It sat in a prime position a...