Personal Diaries

• Robert Whyte's Famine Ship Diary, 1847

• Gerald Keegan's Famine Diary, 1847

Irish Newspapers

1846

• The Southern Reporter. Deaths from Starvation in Cork. February 8, 1846

• The Cork Reporter. "Letters to the Editor Protesting Delay in Relief." February 8, 1846

• The Cork Reporter. "The Evils of Delay." March 17, 1846

• The Cork Constitution. "Letter to the Editor on Crop Estimates." March 17, 1846

• The Limerick Reporter. March 23, 1846

• The Wexford Independent. "Fearful Facts" and "Hunger, Cold, Disease and Deaths." December 16, 1846

1847

• The Cork Reporter. Findings of Inquests Conducted Today on Six Famine Victims, Including Two-Year-Old Catherine Sheehan. January 5, 1847

• The Carlow Sentinel. Editorial Castigating Landlords Who Refuse to Aid Their Tenants. January 9, 1847

• The Cork Examiner. Letter to the Editor by Jeremiash O'Callaghan. January 10, 1847

• The Cork Examiner. Scenes of Misery. January 11, 1847

• The Limerick Chronicle. Starving Dogs Being Killed in Limerick. February 5, 1847

• The Derry Journal. Crops Planted Earlier This Years. February 6, 1847

• The Belfast Chronicle. Price of Breadstuffs. February 6, 1847

• The Mayo Constitution. Man Named Mulloy Found Dead of Want. February 19, 1847

• Starving Irish Doubt Government's Willingness to Provide Relief; Priests Report Dead Going Unburied for Want of Coffins, in The Galway Mercury, March 1, 1847

• The Cork Reporter. Overwhelmed Coroners Stop Holding Inquests for Bodies Found in the Street. April 29, 1847

• The Dublin University Magazine. "The Famine in the Land: What Has Been Done, And What Is To Be Done." April 1847

• The Dublin University Magazine."The Song of the Famine." July 1847.

1849

• The Cork Examiner. Cork Leaders Again Call for Help. May 23, 1849

• The Dublin University Magazine."The Poor Laws, Potato Disease, and Free Trade." March 1849.

1851

• The Dublin University Magazine. "Historic Notes on the Irish Census." November 1851