Mapping South Kerry : 450 years of a Changing Landscape

Celebrating Cork's "golden couple": a brilliant lawyer and an enthusiastic and untiring fundraiser & organiser. From Lithuania to Limerick, and then to Cork.

At the Dublin Matrimonial Court in the blistering summer heat of 1876, mother of three, 43-yeard old Catherine Louisa Moore, Lady Mount Cashell, sits alone in an all-male courtroom of 'gentlemen'. Her husband, Captain Richard Spread Morgan, is seeking a divorce on the grounds of adultery and cruelty.

Shifting Sentiment is a study of the evolving editorial commentary of Ireland's nationalist provincial newspapers on the important political events in Ireland between the Home Rule crisis of 1914 and the Civil War of 1922-23. Its purpose is to determine the role of the press in reflecting and/or driving the rapid and radical changes in Irish nationalist public opinion within this period.