General area:

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Midleton,+Co.+Cork/@51.9137121,-8.1722358,11z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x4843632e5ff561e1:0xa00c7a997319f70

References of East Cork Gaelic Poets and Scholars, Dáibhidh Brudair (Broderick) (1625-1698), Dáithi De Barra (Barry/Dáth a’Ghleanna 1758-1857),  Dr McKenna Compiler of Irish Dictionary and Bishop of Cloyne, 1769.

Courtesy JCHAS 1946.

Records of Barrymore estate, East Cork, Castlelyons/Midleton/Castlemartyr/Great Island of Cobh, 1768, Tenants, Townlands, including, Longstown, Heamount/Leicestown, Tibotstown, Ballynoe, Woodstock, Ballyrichardbeg, Ballyleary, Lackabehy,Forestown, Fahy Dorgan, Gortnamucky/Woodstock, Fontarabia, Manormill/Fenagh (obsolete),Fenaghland, Caragaruf, Burgessland, West Old Court, South Ballyogaha, North Ballyogagho adjoining Great Mountain of Collelydana on which there is plenty of turf, Couraghdermot, Ballyrichardmore, Ballynagarbeagh (Caherlag/Glanmire), Carrickaginna/Carrigogna Midleton 1 mile, Shanavallyragh between Coolgerish and Kilcasanan part of Estate of Ignatius Gould Esq., Shanballagh and Monaneague, Coolnapishy/Peafield/Lisgould, Boghervodigg/Ballingarr, Loughnashillady, Knocknamontafg, Rockfield, Carrageenagree now Ballyarrra Townland, Barryarrabeg, Leases Rents, Agents, 107 holdings, 10,000 acres including Dr. McKenna complier of Irish Dictionary later Bishop of Cloyne and father of Gaelic Poet Dáithi De Barra (1758-1861) Dáth A’Ghleanna, extracted by Líam Ó Buachalla in 1946, from Cork Evening Post of 1768.

https://durrushistory.com/lament-in-old-irish-by-eoghan-okeeffe-glenville-co-cork-later-parish-priest-doneralie-1723/

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Glengarriff,+Co.+Cork/@51.7500272,-9.5522224,12z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x484573325e548e6b:0xa00c7a99731cd40

Lord Bantry’s Cottage, Glengariff, West Cork, from 1760s.

The Whites were probably of a fairly modest background from Co. Limerick.  By astute management and investment in fishing, smelting, and forest removal a large land bank was assembled by Richard White then of Whiddy island.   On assistance relative to the abortive French landing in 1796 the family were enobled.

Courtesy Archiseek.

1815 – Lord Bantry’s Cottage, Glengarriff, Co. Cork

Anthony Malone (1700-1776), Brilliant Irish 18th Century lawyer, Removal as Chancellor of Exchequer for asserting Independence of Irish House of Commons.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Malone

Irish proverbs from John Rey’s 1670 Collection:

Dublin Penny Journal 1832

1832, Four Courts, Dublin , showing River Taxis, before destruction of 1922 and later suggestion that complex be turned into a surface car park together with ruined Custom House.

It shows the integrity of the entire complex. were it not for Mr. Byrne, the Chief Architect of OPW, in the 1920s the then Government may have acceded to the demand of some of its backers to clear the entire complex as a Monument to British Imperialism and turn it into a surface car park as was suggested for the Custom House.

The replacement of the wing to the left in turn in the 1980s was replaced by the hideous Arus Uí Dhalaigh (called after former President).  Perhaps if the State Coffers gush again this might be demolished and the original building reinstated.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Courts

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From Dublin Penny Journal 1832.

Glengariff, West Cork, 1832, from Dublin Penny Journal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Penny_Journal

Cove, Co. Cork, 1832 from Dublin Penny Journal.

No wrong to be done to seven classes of person excited to anger, a Bard, a Commander, a Woman, a Prisoner, a Commander, a Drunken person, a Druid, a King in his own Dominance from the Book of Ballymote, 1390.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Ballymote

From the Dublin penny Journal 1832.