Unionist Display
<span class="excerpt_part">...royal arrangements. The Lord Lieutenant, Earl Cadogan, received the Queen and assisted in organising the programme that will continue throughout <strong>April</strong>. Castle officials coordinated with the military, Dublin Metropolitan Police,...</span>
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Royal Residence
<span class="excerpt_part">...26 <strong>April</strong>. Exact edition and page should be confirmed before formal citation. The Irish Times, Dublin, <strong>April</strong> 1900, reports on the Queen’s arrival, residence in Phoenix Park and programme of...</span>
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Royal Farewell
<span class="excerpt_part">...had become for royal pageantry to rise above the unresolved questions of land, poverty and national government. Queen Victoria’s Journals, 4–26 <strong>April</strong> 1900, Royal Archives. The entries record the Queen’s...</span>
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Royal Dublin
<span class="excerpt_part">...answered Ireland’s national demands. The splendour of the occasion has illuminated division as clearly as loyalty. Queen Victoria, journal entry for 4 <strong>April</strong> 1900, Royal Archives, Windsor, recording her landing...</span>
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Cheering Crowds
<span class="excerpt_part">...united briefly by spectacle, though divided profoundly over what the spectacle represented. Queen Victoria, journal entry, 4 <strong>April</strong> 1900, Royal Archives, Windsor Castle; the Queen described the route from Kingstown...</span>
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Divided Welcome
<span class="excerpt_part">Queen Victoria’s final visit to Ireland in <strong>April</strong> 1900 became a matter of immediate political argument in Limerick before the royal party entered Dublin. Patrick Fidelis Kavanagh, a Franciscan friar...</span>
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Excursion Riot
<span class="excerpt_part">...train’s return. Tipperary People, Friday, 20 <strong>April</strong> 1900, further reporting concerning the excursion and subsequent disorder. Clonmel Chronicle, Wednesday, 11 <strong>April</strong> 1900, contemporary Unionist account of the disturbance at Tipperary....</span>
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<span class="excerpt_part">...Tipperary People, Friday, 20 <strong>April</strong> 1900, further reporting concerning the excursion and subsequent disorder. Clonmel Chronicle, Wednesday, 11 <strong>April</strong> 1900, contemporary Unionist account of the disturbance at Tipperary. Clonmel Chronicle,...</span>
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Children Gather
<span class="excerpt_part">...childhood itself as part of a national spectacle. The Irish Times, Dublin, 9 <strong>April</strong> 1900, contemporary report on the children’s celebration in Phoenix Park, including attendance estimates and organisational details....</span>
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Military Review
<span class="excerpt_part">...twentieth century. The Irish Times, Dublin, <strong>April</strong> 1900, contemporary coverage of Queen Victoria’s military review in Phoenix Park involving troops of the Dublin garrison and the Curragh Camp. Exact issue,...</span>
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