Sharing the History of the Four Courts, Dublin, Ireland

Sharing the History of the Four Courts, Dublin, Ireland https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The Four Courts on Fire, 1805-1922 The Romance of a Certain Old Scroll: The Missing Part of Baron O’Loghlen’s Statue, 1889-1922 A Tour of Ireland’s Four Courts Through Time, June 2025 Gatecrashing a Bar Meeting, 1830 Tipstaff Bōjutsu, 1837 Like Strokes of a Stick on a Carpet, 1891 Compliments from a Four Courts’ Prisoner, 1916 A French Officer Visits the Old Four Courts, 1759 Boy Racers on Arran Quay, 1834 Groom Obtains Habeas Corpus in respect of Bride, 1824 Lawyers Exit, Pursued by a Bull, 1835 Female Lay Litigant Accorded Precedence Over Attorney-General, 1853 Mr Hooks, 1862 By Dublin Central Station We Nearly Sat, 1863 Attorney-General Arranges Bare-Knuckle Boxing Bout, 1824 Four Courts Bag-Carriers and the Great Robing-Room Heist, 1882 Female Lay Litigant Insists on Being Described as a Lady, 1836 The Perils of Personal Service, 1834 A Four Courts Hold-Up, 1920 Two Nights with Rose Lovely, 1823 House Party with Legal Associations Ends in Accusations of Theft, 1844 A Successful Haunted House Defence, 1885 Juror Arrested, Blames Seagull-Shooting Lodger, 1866 The Elephant in the Yard, 1906 Three Legal Men and a Baby, 1832 Lord Chief Justice Declared Too Good to Live, 1822 Seagulls Go Crazy During the Battle of the Four Courts, 1922 Plumber’s Assistant Dies in Bankruptcy Court Explosion, 1888 An Extremely Long-Lived Court Crier, 1909 State Trial Implodes as Attorney General Challenges Opposing Counsel to Duel, 1844 Schoolgirls Ordered Out of Court, 1915 Photographing the Circuits, 1904 Recollections of a Very Senior Tipstaff, 1817-1915 The Arran Quay Ghost, 1837 The Ill-Fated Twin Sons of Lord Norbury, 1781-1839 Moral Unsoundness as a Defence to Bank Robbery, 1926 Bride Arrested for Shoplifting on Eve of Wedding, 1826 The Great Dublin Lodging House Theft, 1847 Juvenile Burglars Stranded at Sea, 1904 Money to Burn as Spurned Servant Starts Supposedly Supernatural Fire, 1914 An American Journalist in the Dublin Police Court, 1907 Cashing in the Chips, 1923 The Queen of the Fairies, 1844 Raising the Wind by Raising Ghosts, 1841 Polish Refugees in the Dublin Police Court, 1869 The Most Distinguished Dog in the Country, 1903 ‘Well Known as a Hangman’: A High-Kicking Mare, 1915 A Sprinkling of Belladonna, 1906 The Tragic Lovers of the Ha’penny Bridge, 1867 A Head-Constable’s Missing Wife, 1912