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Edward Kearney, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 1. Owen Kirwan, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 1. Maxwell Roach, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 2. Denis Lambert Redmond, hanged at Coal Quay (now Wood Quay), Dublin, September 8. John Killeen, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 10. John McCann, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 10. Felix Rourke, hanged outside his own home, Rathcoole, September 10. Thomas Keenan, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 11. John Hayes, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 17. Michael Kelly, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 17. James Byrne, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 17. John Begg, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 17 Thomas Donnelly, hanged at Palmerstown, Dublin, September 17. Nicholas Tyrrell, hanged at Palmerstown, Dublin, September 17. Robert Emmet, hanged in Thomas Street, Dublin, September 20. Henry Howley, hanged at Kilmainham Jail, Dublin, September 28 John McIntosh, hanged in Patrick Street, Dublin, October 3. Thomas Russell, hanged at Downpatrick, Co. Down, October 21. James Corry, hanged at Downpatrick, Co. Down, October 22. James Drake, hanged at Downpatrick, Co. Down, October 22. Andrew Hunter, hanged at Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, October 26. David Porter, hanged at Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, October 26. |
| Tradesmen were prominent in Robert Emmet's movement in
Dublin. Edward Kearney, John Killeen, Thomas Keenan, John Hayes, Michael
Kelly, Henry Howley and John McIntosh were carpenters; Owen Kirwan and
John Begg were tailors; Thomas Donnelly and Nicholas Tyrrell were factory
workers; Maxwell Roach was a slater; Denis Lambert Redmond was a coal factor;
John McCann was a shoemaker; Felix Rourke was a farm labourer and James
Byrne was a baker.
Source: Bold Robert Emmet (1778-1803) by Seán Ó Brádaigh |