This section is all about the people of County Wicklow. Whether it is an historical figure, a family relative, a local character, a friend, the people of Wicklow have played a huge role in shaping the county that we have today. In celebration of The Gathering 2013 we invite you to help us celebrate Wicklow People by telling us your stories.
A Most Cruel and Deliberate Murder
The Killing Of Thomas Dogherty In Delgany, 1798
A Wicklow Woman's War
Lizzie Le Blond: from the first guns to post-war pilgrimage
Aghowle - Where The Divil Ate The Tinker
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Alfred Blinco of Wicklow Town
His Life, and His Part in the 1916 Rising
Anna Parnell
The Ladies' Land League And The Tale Of A Great Sham
Artist George Campbell
Arklow writer and artist
Captain Robert Monteith of Wicklow
An Officer in Charge of the Irish Brigade in Germany 1916
Daniel Somers
First World War Soldier
Éamon De Buitléar
Beannacht Chuig Cara Mór D'Oidhreacht Chill Mhantáin
Hodgins Hollies
The story of a famous Wicklow nurseryman 1794
In Search Of The Judge's Monument
Chief Justice William Whitshed and Greystones's Swiftian Connection
John Donnelly
The Wicklow Rambler
Lady Shelburne's Excursion
An 18th Century Visit To Wicklow
Michael Dwyer
'The Wicklow Chieftain'
Miss Sandes in Wicklow
Homes From Home for Soldiers
My Wallet of Photographs
Wicklow in the Photography of J.M Synge
Richard Doyle
The Tallest Man in Ireland
Senator David Lubbock Robinson
Wicklow Man -Solicitor - Great War Soldier and Senator
Sir Alfred Chester Beatty
Extracted from Ashford and District Historical Journal No.2 July, 1992
St. Patrick's Mine Avoca 1956-62
Photographic Collection of Ross Corey
The Lord Mayor Comes A Callin
Special Guests of Honour for Lacken - Whit Sunday 1965
The Wild Women of Wicklow and Rathnew
A Perspective on 19th century living.
Women In World War 1
Some Personal Perspectives from Bray, County Wicklow