Flu abates in Dublin but death toll still on the rise around the country
Nenagh, 18 November 1918 - As the threat from the influenza epidemic abates in Dublin, it has continued to exact a heavy...
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Flu epidemic continues to rage throughout the country
Dublin, 6 November 1918 - Churches, theatres, and cinemas may all be forced to close in an effort to stop the spread...
Read moreThousands affected by influenza in Belfast
Belfast, 1 July 1918 - The influenza epidemic first reported in Spain earlier this year has arrived in Ireland. The first cases...
Read moreDublin death rate increased during 1913 Lockout
Dublin, 6 October 1915 - Sir Charles Cameron, of the Public Health Department of Dublin Corporation, has said that the death rate...
Read moreArmy officer takes his own life on Wicklow train
Wicklow, 28 August 1915 - Lieutenant Ewen Henry Cameron (33), the son of the well-known doctor Sir Charles Cameron, has taken his own...
Read moreInfant mortality increases in Dublin
Dublin, 19 November 1914 - Infant mortality increased in Dublin in 1913 with the number of infants who died per 1,000 births up from 140...
Read moreFourteen Dublin Corporation members own tenement houses
The report of the Dublin Housing Inquiry has revealed that 14 sitting members of Dublin Corporation own tenement houses in the...
Read moreCameron Report condemns state of Dublin’s houses
A report by Sir Charles Cameron has once again laid bare the state of housing in Dublin. The report states...
Read moreWar on Flies!
Sir Charles Cameron, the Medical Superintendent of the Public Health Committee has a letter published in today’s Irish...
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