Dublin / Manchester / Philadelphia / Belfast / Valera / London / /
Company
CBS / Cambridge University Press / Tralee Co. / Beatrice / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / Scotland / Ireland / / /
Event
Judicial Event / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
jail Stack / Mountjoy jail / Kilmainham jail / John Mitchel club / Municipal Gallery of Modern Art / Mater hospital / Fenit pier / Strangeways prison / Glasnevin cemetery / Crumlin Road jail / /
Holiday
Good Friday / Easter Sunday / /
IndustryTerm
law lectures / finance / legal machinery / /
MedicalCondition
injury / appendicitis / /
Organization
Royal Irish Academy / Cambridge University / Young Ireland Society / Gaelic Athletic Association / Pioneer Club / Irish Self-Determination League / Free State government / Mater hospital / Volunteer / Munster / Gaelic League / British administration in Ireland / Tralee Liberal Club / Irish Club / Fenian and Land League / /
Person
Éamon de Valera / Patrick Pearse / Thomas Ashe / Charles J. Brennan / William T. Cosgrave / Winifred Una Gordon / Lloyd George / Kerry West / Nicholas / J. Anthony Gaughan / Leo Whelan / John O'Connelly / Austin Stack / Limerick West / Nanette Stack / Roger Casement / William Moore Stack / J. Anthony Gaughan Stack / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / /
Position
deputy chief of staff in the IRA / prison commander / minister / MP for Kerry West / senior clerk / joint secretary / secretary / director of finance’ / chief / RIC inspector / deputy chief of staff of the Volunteers / leader / income-tax collector for the Dingle and Caherciveen areas / chairman / solicitor / minister for finance / executive / member and later secretary / member / co-founder / /
Stack, Austin by J. Anthony Gaughan Stack, Austin (1879–1929), revolutionary, was born Augustine Mary Moore Stack on 7 December 1879 in Tralee, Co. Kerry, third among eight children of William Moore Stack, well-known F