https://midletonwith1d.wordpress.com/2015/10/31/samhainhalloween-in-irish-folklore/

The Devastation of The Great Famine in Durrus, West Cork, in Micro Detail from The Loan Reproduction Records 1830-1853

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uGuvc8o800_q1O4g1A89XC-ULjOS_mgpd5rTj4aMfNU/edit#heading=h.m962wjbnm08d

Father Fitzpatrick Skibbereen evidence 1844:

Evidence of John Collins, substantial farmer  1844 re Local Loan funds 1844 Witnesses at Skibbereen (into Her Majesties Commissioners into The Law and Practice of Occupation of Land in Ireland.

http://www.dippam.ac.uk/eppi/documents/11941/page/282493

1969, Testimonial by Dr. Albert Casey, Birmingham, Alabama, USA to Colonel Grove White (1852-1938)

A number of others could be added:

Richard Caulfield

John T. Collins

Maziere Brady

Richard Henchion alive and well

Dr. John O’Donovan

Peadar  Ó h-Anracháin

Paddy O’Keeffe

Paddy Madden

Colonel Grove White, Born Melbourne, Australia 1852 died Cork 1938, Cork Antiquarian, Member County Council, Munster Agricultural Society

Colonel Grove White, Born Melbourne, Australia 1852 died Cork 1938, Cork Antiquarian, Member County Council, Munster Agricultural Society, Brother-in-Law, Maurice FitzGibbon, ‘The White Knight and Mac an tSen Riddery

Colonel James Grove White (1852-1938), Historical Notes North East Cork precursor to Dr. Casey’s of Birmingham Alabama O’Kiev Coshe Mang.

1750 Map of Baronies of Carbery and Bantry, Co. Cork

From Smith’s History of Cork in Casey Collection

Charlie Haughey and The Licensing Laws, The Cork Film Festival early 1960s.

Courtesy Collins Press, Vera Ryan, Dan Donovan.

https://durrushistory.com/2012/11/20/from-the-prohibition-of-irish-wool-exports-to-charlie-haughey-1980/

Charles Haughey and Roger Hayes a reforming duo at the Department of Justice 1959-1964, the Succession Act influence of the Brehon Laws outrage to the threat to the integrity of the family farm and the threat to ‘Women of certain age’

Charlie Haughey, Instigator 1960s of Irish Civil Servant’s Spouses and Orphan’s Pension Scheme.

1822 Estimate of Cost of Providing Policing in Irish County with ten Baronies with Provision for £30 per Constable and Shoeing 26 Horses.

http://www.csorp.nationalarchives.ie/

The project was made possible by a bequest from the late Professor Francis J Crowley. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Professor Crowley was educated at Yale and Princeton, and became a professor of French at the University of California at Los Angeles. Both his parents were born in Ireland, and in his will he bequeathed most of his estate to the Republic of Ireland to be used for the preservation of records of the history of the Irish people.

1822, Letter of Protest from Dr. Elmore, Clonakilty, Co. Cork against Dismissal of Rickard Deasy Early Catholic Magistrate.

At the time there was a a considerable amount of dismissals possibly because of age or infirmity.

The project was made possible by a bequest from the late Professor Francis J Crowley. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Professor Crowley was educated at Yale and Princeton, and became a professor of French at the University of California at Los Angeles. Both his parents were born in Ireland, and in his will he bequeathed most of his estate to the Republic of Ireland to be used for the preservation of records of the history of the Irish people.

The Deasys were part of an extended family network heavily invloved in politics:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eq_IayaxdUyWZWbpDf6LWlLNg7o-3tNJiqPGYIALy80/edit