Contents of Journal Volume 7

 Discovering Greystones and Its Environs

 Published in 2013, this was the Society's seventh journal. The majority of pictures in this volume were sourced from the National Library of Ireland’s Digital Collection. Some images were also provided by Avril Price-Gallagher and Colin Love. Just click on a title to access the full paper.

• • Chairperson's introduction 

• • Greystones: not on the map

• • The genuine trial of Hugh Woolaghan, 1798

• • Greystones possibilities

• • The Glen of the Downs

• • Belle View

• • Greystones: a small fishing hamlet near Delgany

• • Delgany church

• • Newtown Mount Kennedy

• • The Wicklow excursion

• • Greystones and its environs: a personal view

• • The railway arrives

• • Dublin and Wicklow railway

• • Railway accident at Bray Head, 1867

• • Seafaring

• • The foundering of the brig "Rival"

• • An incident at sea

• • Launch of Greystones lifeboat

• • Greystones lifeboat in the 19th century

• • The heroes of Greystones

• • Appeal

• • Holidaymaking

• • Special excursion steamer

• • Memories of J M Synge

• • Opening of the Grand Hotel, Greystones

• • Major and minor incidents in Greystones

• • A farmer's wife shot dead by an artisan

• • Disagreement at Greystones Station

• • Flour mill

• • The Burnaby Stores

• • Suffragettes in Greystones

• • The charm of Greystones

• • Greystones before World War I

• • The de Valeras in Greystones

• • Greystones: topographical and general survey