"Dublin (County Dublin) : Croke Park" - 15 Text Results

TitleAuthorDomainPublisherPublication Year
After Bloody Sunday…Murders, Raids and RoundupsScuffil, CatherineArticle in BookDublin City Library and Archive2020
An accidental villain : Sir Hugh Tudor, Churchill's enforcer in revolutionary IrelandMacIntyre, LindenMonograph or Collective VolumeMerrion Press2025
Bloody Sunday 1920 in the PressMuldowney, MaryArticle in BookDublin City Library and Archive2020
Bloody Sunday remembered at Croke ParkFallon, DonalArticle in Journal2011
Cavan's first trip to Croke ParkMcCabe, BrianArticle in Journal2010
Close to Croke Park : a collection of stories and memories from the local community Monograph or Collective VolumeFighting Words2021
Croke Park : a historyCarey, TimMonograph or Collective VolumeCollins Press2007
Croke Park : a historyCarey, TimMonograph or Collective VolumeCollins2013
Croke Park on Bloody Sunday, 21 November 1920Moore, CormacArticle in BookDublin City Library and Archive2020
From Tigh Mór to Croke ParkQuinn, PeterArticle in Book2009
GAA Museum, Croke ParkFallon, DonalArticle in Journal2022
History on Your Doorstep Volume 3: Commemorative Edition Marking the Centenary of Bloody Sunday, 21 November 1920NAMonograph or Collective VolumeDublin City Library and Archive2021
Major General Sir Hugh ('Black') TudorRyan, GeraldArticle in Journal2005
Once upon a Sunday: The Story of Joseph P. Traynor (1900-1920)Nelson, MicheálArticle in Journal2021
‘We have murder by the throat’: Bloody Sunday 21 November 1920Gillis, LizArticle in BookDublin City Library and Archive2020