Apr 27, 2026 · 35 min · 23 segments
25-year-old Honour Bright was found shot and killed in Ticknock in June 1925. Despite multiple eyewitnesses placing her in a car with a Doctor and a Garda Superintendent, the two men who would be…
Now, this week on the show, I'm actually revisiting a topic that I put out over two years ago, but because it fits so well into the season, I really wanted to give it its time to shine because I feel like the last time I published an episode on this topic, it got a bit lost as it was sandwiched in between more modern cases.
But I think with what we have learned so far this season, especially with last week's episode in mind, we can really look at it with fresh eyes.
I've gone through the document, and I've added more context and more information.
Fun fact, I actually pitched this as a possible documentary to multiple production companies in late 2024 because I thought it would have been an amazing piece to have released around the time of the 100-year anniversary of Lizzie or Lily O'Neill's murder, or Honor Bright, whatever name you want to refer to her as.
And, and even though no one seemed keen to pick it up, I'll put it out there again in case anyone's listening who might want to commission something, let me know, 'cause I think it is an incredibly fascinating story that deals with a really interesting part of Dublin's history and the life of some women within it.
Now, this week on the show, I'm actually revisiting a topic that I put out over two years ago, but because it fits so well into the season, I really wanted to give it its time to shine because I feel like the last time I published an episode on this topic, it got a bit lost as it was sandwiched in between more modern cases.
But I think with what we have learned so far this season, especially with last week's episode in mind, we can really look at it with fresh eyes.
I've gone through the document, and I've added more context and more information.
Fun fact, I actually pitched this as a possible documentary to multiple production companies in late 2024 because I thought it would have been an amazing piece to have released around the time of the 100-year anniversary of Lizzie or Lily O'Neill's murder, or Honor Bright, whatever name you want to refer to her as.
And, and even though no one seemed keen to pick it up, I'll put it out there again in case anyone's listening who might want to commission something, let me know, 'cause I think it is an incredibly fascinating story that deals with a really interesting part of Dublin's history and the life of some women within it.
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