December 1865, Sailed from Audely Cove, with Captain Austen a cargo of Copper Ore from Cappagh Mines for Swansea and a cargo lately from Ballycuminsk Mines.

Skibbereen and West Carbery Eagle

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Subscribers Co. Cork, Durrus/Kilcrohane, 1846 to the ‘O’Connell Tribute’: Rev Richard Quinn, Parish Priest £2, Rev Simon Murphy, Curate, Denis McCarthy, (Possibly Letterlickey may be related to Richard Tobin’s wife Nora) £5, Eugene Sullivan (Possibly Merchant/Miller Durrus) £5, Patrick Sheedy £2, Richard ‘King’ Tobin Senior (Major Local figure agent Lord Bantry, businessman) Senior 5s, Richard Tobin (probably son of ‘King’ who came to Durrus extensive farmer hotelier and businessman owned present Rosses Hotel large Celtic Cross in Durrus Churchyard wit inscription in Irish) Junior 5s, Patrick Tobin Junior 5s, Patrick Tobin Senior 5s, James McCarthy 2s, Tom Donovan 2s 6d, Timothy Daly 2s, other smaller amounts

The Tobins of Kilcrohane, West Cork, from Catholic Church Records, Muintervara from 1819, the Seven Sisters of Gloun early 19th Century and John F Kennedy Connection, 1740s Lease of Donemark Mills, 1820s Lease of Part of Whiddy Island, Richard ‘King’ Tobin and Lord Bantry, Road Contractors, Richard Tobin, Letter, Member Bantry Board of Guardians.

The O’Connell Tribute Genreally:

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Evidence of Daniel O’Connell, Esq., 1st March 1825 to Select Committee of House of Commons, London, on state of Legal Administration, Function of Assistant Barrister in Court, Grand Juries selected from Improper Persons, Low persons Vendors of Spirits and Beer, The Bar in Cork, Mr. Wagget, Recorder of Cork, of Private Means with a small salary which he refuses to to be increased, outside Cork the sessions conducted by Attorneys of low repute the relaxation of Popery Laws has given a better class of Attorney then what existed before., The Mode of Administering the Criminal Law by the Magistrates in Ireland has been very bad, particularly in relation to Tithes, for the last two-an-twenty years Roman Catholic have been eligible to the situation of Directors of the Bank of Ireland but not one elected although an immense deal of Bank Stock belongs to the Catholics, up to 10 Catholics in Bank of Ireland Clerkships.

Daniel O’Connell addresses Monster Meeting of 500,000? on Repeal in Skibbereen, June 1843, and Bandon, Skibbereen and Bantry connections with O’Connell with O’Donovan Rossa’ Recollections of ‘Wandmen’ at the Meeting.

Election of Daniel O’Connell, 8th July, 1828 from diary of Amhlaoimh Ó Súilleabháin (Humphrey O’Sullivan)

Daniel O’Connell in Folklore

Updated, Art O’Leary, French Educated, Captain of The Hungarian Hussars, refused offer for his winning horse of £5 under Penal Laws by Abraham Morris, proclaimed an outlay, killing at age of 26, his wife an aunt of Daniel O’Connell ‘Caoineadh Art Uí Laoighre.

Bantry Area family of Derrynane, Co. Kerry, O’Connell’s, signature of ‘The Liberator’ Daniel O’Connell, his sister Hanoria married Daniel O’Sullivan, Reendonegan, Bantry, their son Daniel, Magistrate, Dominica West Indies, his sister married Naval Officer in Tsar’s Navy. areas mentioned Coolagh, Borlin some names include Donovan, Lucy, Galway, O’Hea-Cussen, Cronin, compiled by Basil Morgan O’Connell, of Lakeview Branch, 1946 he Head of CID, Malaysia.

1826, United Parishes of Durrus and Muintervara, The Rev,. Richard Quinn P.P. begs leave to offer his most Respectful Thanks to to the Right Reverend Dr. Murphy, Lord Carbery, and the undermentioned Ladies and Gentlemen by which he has been enable to nearly complete two churches in the United Parishes.

Right Rev. Dr. Murphy £10, (Bishop of Cork)
Lord Carbery £3.3, (Landlord, Ballycomane),
Mrs. Baldwin £10,
Mrs. O’Donovan, O’Donovan’s Cove £40, (Landlord)
Rev Alcock, £2, (Vicar)
R. Evanson Esq., Four Mile Water, £1, (Landlord)
D Macguillcuddy Esq., £3,
Dr O’Donovan, O’Donovan Cove, £5, (Doctor Daniel)
William Wise Esq., £2, ( Cork Distilling Family)
Charles Evanson, Esq  ( Former Lord Mayor of Cork, born Durrus, Douglas), £2.2,
William Beamish, Esq., £5.5,
Jeremiah Murphy, Esq., £10, also donor Schull Church 1825.
James Murphy Esq., £3.3, also donor Schull Church 1825.
Daniel Murphy Esq., £1, also donor Schull Church 1825.
Nicholas Murphy Esq., £1.10, also donor Schull Church 1825.
John Murphy Esq., £1, also donor Schull Church 1825.
Alexander O’Driscoll. Esq., Clover Hill, £2.2,  Middleman on Mizen, Magistrate
T O’Donovan, Glanlough Cottage, £5, (Landlord)
T O’Donovan, Esq., £5, Rossquinough (Rosnacaheragh), (Landlord)
Richard O’Donovan Esq., O’Donovan’s Cove, £3, (Landlord)
Captain O’Donovan, Killbrinogue £1.1 (Last of The Irish Brigade Half Pay officer died 1826)

Richard Levins (Levis) Esq., £1.11 (Possibly substantial farmer Mizen)
Timothy Sullivan, Esq., Bantry £2, also donor Schull Church 1825.

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29th October 1864, Coursing Meeting at Friendly Cove Coursing Club, Carrigboy, (Durrus) met at Dromreagh by invitation of Richard Evanson Esq., Owner. The ground was long known for hares being strictly preserved. At 5 o’clock in the evening the members adjourned with some other gentlemen to dinner at Philips Hotel given by Mr. Evanson served in Mr. Philip’s usual style

Skibbereen Eagle.

1843, Captain Larcom, of the Ordnance Survey on his Attempt to Get the Correct Name for Ireland’s 70,000 Townlands from the Oldest Inhabitants Conversant With Irish.

In this report due credit is given to Dr. John O’Donovan.

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