Military Rowdyism: the Derbyshire (Sherwood Foresters) Regiment in Limerick, 1888
Why a song provoked mob violence in the Limerick city's streets in 1888.
Stories of soldiers in Irish streets
Stories of soldiers in Irish streets
Source In February 1909, 83-year-old Patrick Hanlon died in Waterford workhouse, but he was not buried in an anonymous grave in the Poor Law Union burial plot.1 The coffin was a ‘nice’ coffin with a breastplate rather than the cheapest ‘shell’…
In late May 1895, Cork city and county was intrigued by the ‘outrage at Inniscarra’. A number of soldiers of the 10th Royal Hussar regiment – stationed in Ballincollig, a few miles from Inniscarra – were arrested on suspicion of…