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Painting of Cardinal Paul Cullen.
Painting of Cardinal Paul Cullen.
Paul Cullen, Archbishop of Armagh.
Paul Cullen, Archbishop of Armagh.
Cartoon depiction of an all conquering Cullen bestriding Ireland from north to south.
Cartoon depiction of an all conquering Cullen bestriding Ireland from north to south.
The ‘fiery cross’ was the rallying symbol of ancient Scotland and later of the Highlanders in case of war. It was later adopted by other organisations [...]
The Cardinal’s Oratory, Eccles Street, Dublin.
The Cardinal’s Oratory, Eccles Street, Dublin.
St. Patrick’s College, Carlow which first opened in 1792.
St. Patrick’s College, Carlow which first opened in 1792.
The college educated many Catholic priests. During the 19th century students could sit for the degrees of the University of London. Today Carlow Colle [...]
The Catholic University, 85 & 86 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin.
The Catholic University, 85 & 86 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin.
Called Newman House (after John Henry Newman). It also houses University Church and is home to the Catholic University of Ireland, which was founded i [...]
Stained glass window in Church of SS. Mary and Laurence.
Stained glass window in Church of SS. Mary and Laurence.
Holy Cross College, Clonliffe, founded by Cullen.
Holy Cross College, Clonliffe, founded by Cullen.
Church of St. Agatha, Rome, Cloister.
Church of St. Agatha, Rome, Cloister.
Church of St. Agatha, Rome.
Church of St. Agatha, Rome.
Irish College, Rome.
Irish College, Rome.
Propaganda Fide College, Rome.
Propaganda Fide College, Rome.
Portrait of Cardinal Cullen with a signature specimen.
Portrait of Cardinal Cullen with a signature specimen.
Parish Hall, Crookstown, probably where Cullen was baptised.
Parish Hall, Crookstown, probably where Cullen was baptised.
Formerly a penal-day chapel.
Church of SS. Mary and Laurence, Crookstown.
Church of SS. Mary and Laurence, Crookstown.
Paul Cullen’s birthplace at Prospect, Ballitore.
Paul Cullen’s birthplace at Prospect, Ballitore.
Reception at Clonliffe, 20 August 1866, after Cullen had returned to Ireland as cardinal.
Reception at Clonliffe, 20 August 1866, after Cullen had returned to Ireland as cardinal.
Left to right: Very Rev. James Maher, D.D., P.P., uncle and godfather; Dr. Michael Verdon in front in cloak, nephew; Rev. P. J. Nowlan, C.C., Donnybro [...]
From a portrait of Cullen formerly kept at High Park Convent, Drumcondra, Co. Dublin.
From a portrait of Cullen formerly kept at High Park Convent, Drumcondra, Co. Dublin.
Father James Maher, 1793-1874, P.P. Carlow-Graigue, uncle and godfather of Paul Cullen.
Father James Maher, 1793-1874, P.P. Carlow-Graigue, uncle and godfather of Paul Cullen.
Mrs. Anne O
Mrs. Anne O'Brien (née Moore) of Whitestown, Dunlavin, godmother of Paul Cullen.
Early lithograph of Carlow College by G. Bellew.
Early lithograph of Carlow College by G. Bellew.
Bishops robing
Bishops robing
Synod of Thurles: the Procession to the Cathedral
Synod of Thurles: the Procession to the Cathedral
The Synod of Thurles in Session.
The Synod of Thurles in Session.
Pope Pius IX
Pope Pius IX
Giovanni Mastai Ferretti (b. 1792). Condemned Gallicanism (1853); Syllabus of Errors (1864); presided over I Vatican Council (1869-70)
Pius IX (16 June 1846-7 Feb. 1878)
Pius IX (16 June 1846-7 Feb. 1878)
Giovanni Mastai Ferretti (b. 1792). Condemned Gallicanism (1853); Syllabus of Errors (1864); presided over I Vatican Council (1869-70)
Statue of Cardinal Cullen in the Pro-Cathedral
Statue of Cardinal Cullen in the Pro-Cathedral
Statue of Cardinal Paul Cullen by Sir Thomas Farrell in the Pro Cathedral, Dublin.
Paul Cardinal Cullen
Paul Cardinal Cullen