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Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014). Kilmainham Gaol and the cult of the 1916 corridor. August 6, 2013. Pencil graffiti noting Thomas MacDonagh’s cell (by his sister-in-law, and fellow 1916 prisoner, Nellie Gifford). A most interesting, if non-graffiti-related find! The possibility that her cell was the victim of sporadic whitewashing in the aftermath of...
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Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014). What I think about when I think about graffiti. June 29, 2014. One of the issues I confronted very early in the graffiti recording process at Kilmainham Gaol was having to constantly reassess what I considered ‘graffiti’ to be, or not to be. An ‘obvious’ example of graffiti at Kilmainham Gaol. After many attempts to r...
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Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014). When does historic graffiti become ‘modern intrusions’? June 12, 2013. Are they really intrusions – to be ignored and looked past like an unnecessary fence blocking a picturesque view – or are they evidence of continuing, and even referencing, the tradition started by the prisoners prior to closure? My extrapolation o...
Narratives of previously derelict buildings or should we record animal ‘graffiti’?? | kilmainhamgraffiti
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Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014). Narratives of previously derelict buildings or should we record animal ‘graffiti’? July 5, 2013. Since working on the ground floor of Kilmainham Gaol I have been forced to acknowledge that humans were the not the only inhabitants of this fortress. Indeed, they were not even the most recent habitants! The deep scratche...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Occupying Istanbul Photograph album of Lt Andrew J. Horne, 1923. November 9, 2014. The last post on the blog looked at the experience of two Dublin brothers Thomas and Joseph McEnroe. Another image shows the railway station building at Haider Pasha on the Asian side on the city, underneath which is written ‘bombed and set on fire by our aeroplanes ...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. The IRA ‘Big Gun’ and the Death of Matt Furlong, 1920. May 17, 2015. The story of this mortar is an interesting insight into the making of improvised munitions during the War of Independence, but it is also a tragedy which led to the death of Matthew Furlong. During mid 1920 it had been decided that there was a need for a portable heavy gun to aid ...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Bicycle Pump, The Battle of Ashbourne, 1916. April 17, 2013. Royal Irish Constabulary Casualties. RIC County Inspector Alexander Gray, injured at the Battle of Ashbourne and later died of his wounds on 10th May. Shot by Volunteer Frank Lawless. Aged 57, he had served for 33 years and 5 months. RIC Constable James Cleary, No. 64900. Aged 28,...John ...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Monthly Archives: November 2014. Occupying Istanbul Photograph album of Lt Andrew J. Horne, 1923. November 9, 2014. The last post on the blog looked at the experience of two Dublin brothers Thomas and Joseph McEnroe. Another image shows the railway station building at Haider Pasha on the Asian side on the city, underneath which is written ‘bombed a...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Monthly Archives: May 2015. The IRA ‘Big Gun’ and the Death of Matt Furlong, 1920. May 17, 2015. The story of this mortar is an interesting insight into the making of improvised munitions during the War of Independence, but it is also a tragedy which led to the death of Matthew Furlong. During mid 1920 it had been decided that there was a need for ...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Irish Citizen Army (and James Larkin) at Croydon Park, 1914. January 21, 2015. The Irish Citizen Army was formed as a workers’ militia to protect people in the aftermath of the August 31. April 1914, so this photograph was taken on or after that date. The presence of James Larkin in the second version of the ICA at Croydon Park photograph also ...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Monthly Archives: May 2014. De Valera’s ‘Last Letter’, Kilmainham, May 1916. May 18, 2014. May, sentenced to death and transferred to Kilmainham Gaol, which, though it had been closed as a prison since 1910, was now in use by the British Military as a detention centre for military prisoners. They were executed on the 3. May in the copy). He wri...
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The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Objects from the Historical Collections of the National Museum of Ireland. About The Cricket Bat that Died for Ireland. Monthly Archives: March 2014. Irish Volunteer Tunic, The Surrender at Jacob’s Factory, 1916 Rising. March 2, 2014. During the week of the Easter Rising the site of Jacob’s Biscuit Factory on Bishop Street was occupied by up to 150 Irish Volunteers, Fianna Éireann and Cumann na mBan, led by Thomas MacDonagh, John McBride and Michael O’Hanrahan.
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kilmainhamgraffiti | Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014)
Recording, photographing, deciphering, analysing and understanding historical graffiti from Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin. This research has been funded by the Irish Research Council (2012-2014). What I think about when I think about graffiti. June 29, 2014. One of the issues I confronted very early in the graffiti recording process at Kilmainham Gaol was having to constantly reassess what I considered ‘graffiti’ to be, or not to be. An ‘obvious’ example of graffiti at Kilmainham Gaol. After many attempts to r...
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Books from our library. Kilmainham Tales - remembering for the Future. Céad Caoga Míle Fáilte*. Bhí 150,000 príosúnaigh I bPríosúin Chill Mhaighneán - *There were 150,000 prisoners in Kilmainham Gaol. John W. Ray. Contempt of Dublin Civil Bill Court. Escaped from keeper while working outside the Gaol. 14 days and 5 years in Spark’s Lake Reformatory. 14 days, and 1 year in Glencree Reformatory. Attempting to administer an unlawful oath. Not disclosing the person from whom he bought stolen lead. Hear us on...
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