The Somervilles of Ross House: A Question of Legitimacy, 1905

Tales from the Dublin Police Court: Lady of the House Prosecuted for Striking Postman with Blunt Implement, 1886

The Immediate Surroundings of Gandon’s Original Four Courts, 1798

Recollections of a Very Senior Tipstaff, 1817-1915

A Ballad Singer’s Christmas Release, 1857

A Horse and his Barrister, 1797

A Public Speaking Manual for the Young Irish Barrister, 1796

Seagulls Go Crazy During the Battle of the Four Courts, 1922

Before the King’s Inns, 1539-1802

Jurors Disappointed to Discover First Four Courts’ Telephone Solicitors-Only, 1886

Solicitor Challenges Isaac Butt QC to Duel over Remarks Made in Bigamy Trial, 1846

Irish Judges Express Gratitude to Locomotive Inspector’s Wife for Repast at Clonmel Station, 1898

Irish Bar Offers Free Legal Aid to Under-10 Charged with Stealing Loaf of Bread, 1806

Four Courts Housekeeper Breaks Statue, Falls in Love with Workman Who Helps Mend It, 1889

Council Members Object to Re-Upholstering of Barristers’ Benches in Ennis Courthouse, 1949

Irish Solicitor Extols the Youthful Handsomeness of Newly Appointed Judge, 1946

From the Irish Bar to the Silver Screen: Movie Star Edward Lexy

Irish Lawyer On Holiday Mistakes Thief for Old College Chum, Loses Watch, 1907

Hurt Feelings After One Irish Judge Outpuns Another, c.1810

A Brother’s Revenge, 1878

Anyone for Tennis? Irish Solicitor Competes in Davis Cup, 1936

Some Nineteenth-Century Inhabitants of 167-9 Church Street, Dublin

Midnight Vocalism Near Monto Lands Barrister in Dublin Police Court, 1887

An Extremely Long-Lived Court Crier, 1909

Notorious Moneylender Flees Four Courts to Escape Angry Crowd, 1879

New Irish Barristers, November 1930

‘Miss Flite’ in Real Life, 1910-1914

Photographing the Circuits, 1904

Miler’s Sabbath Caresses of the Four Courts Railings, c.1900

Excitement at the Four Courts for the Bottle Riot Trial, 1823