Sharing the History of the Four Courts, Dublin, Ireland

Round Hall

  • Boy Racers on Arran Quay, 1834

    The entry of a stray bull into the Round Hall in 1835 proved a one-off event. Livestock, in general, were not attracted to the Four Courts. Carriages, on the other hand, were an entirely different matter, particularly when driven by… Continue reading

  • Lawyers Exit, Pursued by a Bull, 1835

    From the Dublin Pilot, via the Leeds Times, January 3, 1835: “On Thursday week, about one o’clock, a bull on its way from Smithfield, turned into the entrance of the Four Courts, under the grand portico, and immediately put to… Continue reading