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Tag Archives: RMS Lusitania
Lost at Sea: Thomas O’Brien Butler and RMS Lusitania
The River-side welcomes Garret Cahill’s guest post on Thomas O’Brien Butler and RMS Lusitania. Countless users of the Special Collections in the Boole Library are familiar with the name ‘Tórna’, the pen-name of Tadhg Ó Donnchadha (1874-1949), Professor of Irish at … Continue reading
