The Chief Secretary's Office National Archives

[Rocker]

I am doing some research at the moment and happened on this section in the National Archives. The Registered papers of the Chief Secretary's Office. The work has been funded by a bequest of Mr Francis J. Crowley. It is a little difficult to navigate the site at the moment but if you persist it is a fascinating insight into life at a certain level in Ireland in the early 1800's.

http://www.csorp.nationalarchives.ie/se ... sults=true

[Rocker]

I am doing some research at the moment and happened on this section in the National Archives. The Registered papers of the Chief Secretary's Office. The work has been funded by a bequest of Mr Francis J. Crowley. It is a little difficult to navigate the site at the moment but if you persist it is a fascinating insight into life at a certain level in Ireland in the early 1800's.

http://www.csorp.nationalarchives.ie/se ... sults=true

I was going through this site this morning and here is an interesting list

http://www.csorp.nationalarchives.ie/co ... cials.html

[Sinead]

There are portraits of many of the Lord Lieutenants hanging in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. The Attorney General Standish O'Grady, I wonder is he the writer.

[Micheál]

There are portraits of many of the Lord Lieutenants hanging in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. The Attorney General Standish O'Grady, I wonder is he the writer.

Some people think that was a very good outcome for them - hanging in the Royal hospital.