Author:James Owen Hannay

For authors with similar names, see Author:James Hannay.

James Owen Hannay
(1865–1950)

James Owen Hannay

Works

• The Seething Pot (1905) (external scan)
• Hyacinth (1906) (external scan)
• Benedict Kavanagh (1907)
• The Northern Iron (1907) (external scan)
• Spanish Gold (1908)
• The Bad Times (1908) (external scan)
• The Search Party (1909) (external scan)
• Lalage's Lovers (1911) (external scan)
• The Major's Niece (1911) (external scan)
• The Simpkins Plot (1911) (external scan)
• The Inviolable Sanctuary (1911)
• Eleanor’s Enterprise, (1911) play
• The Red Hand of Ulster (1912)
• Priscilla's Spies (1912) (external scan) :: PG
• The Adventures of Dr. Whitty (1913)
• Do (1913)
• General John Regan: A Play in Three Acts (1913)
• General John Regan (1913) novelisation of the play (external scan)
• "The Spy", edited by Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood, illustrated by Harold Robert Millar, in Princess Mary's Gift Book (1914)
• From Dublin to Chicago a.k.a. Connaught to Chicago (1914) (external scan) :: PG
• The Lost Tribes (1914) (external scan)
• Gossamer (1915)
• Minnie's Bishop and Other Stories (1915)
• The Island Mystery (1918)
• Our Casualty and Other Stories (1919) (external scan)
• Up the Rebels! (1919) (external scan)
• Inisheeny (1920)
• Good Conduct (1920) (external scan)
• Lady Bountiful (1921) (external scan)
• The Lost Lawyer (1921)
• The Great-Grandmother (1922)
• A Public Scandal (1922)
• Fed Up (1923)
• Found Money (1923)
• King Tommy (1923)
• Send for Dr Grady (1923)

Other works

• The Life of Frederick Richards Wynne (1897) (as James Owen Hannay)
• The Spirit and Origin of Christian Monasticism (1903) from his Donnellan Lectures (as James Owen Hannay) (external scan)
• The Wisdom of the Desert (1904) (as James Owen Hannay) (external scan)
• Is the Gaelic League Political? (1906) (as James Owen Hannay)
• Irishmen All (1913) (external scan)
• An Intolerable Honour; and, Hygenic and Scientific Apparatus (1913) (external scan)
• The Lighter Side of Irish Life (1914) illus Henry W. Kerr (external scan)
• Golden Sayings from George A. Birmingham (1915)
• Recollections of Jonah Barrington (1918) (external scan)
• A Padre in France (1918) (external scan)
• An Irishman Looks at His World (1918) (external scan)

Individual short works

• "The Bands of Ballyguttery" (1920)
• "Bedclothes" (1915)
• "Biddy Canavan" (1915)
• "The Careys" (1915)
• "The Child of Our Hope" (1915)
• "Civil War" (1915)
• "Civilized War," (1918)
• "Crowns for the Valiant" (1915)
• "The Despatch Rider" (1915)
• "Dr. Whitty's Patient" (1912)
• "Eleanor's Enterprise" (1915)
• "The Fate of John Goodenough" (1915)
• "For the Famine of Your Houses" (1915)
• "Fundamental Sociology" (1915)
• "The Ghosts" (1910)
• "The Highwayman" (1915)
• "In Honor of General Regan" (1909)
• "Mad Antony" (1915)
• "Matty Hynes' Pig" (1915)
• "The Mermaid" (1914)
• "Minnie's Bishop" (1915)
• "Mrs. Challoner's Public Meeting" (1912)
• "Mrs. Williams" (1915)
• "The Mysterious Envelope" (1913)
• "Onnie Dever" (1915)
• "Passionate Kisses" (1911)
• "The Prodigal" (1915)
• "Red-Gold Hair" (1910)
• "Saints and Scholars" (1915)
• "Sonny" (1915)
• "This Lost Land" (1915)
• "Through Irish Eyes" (1909)
• "Turquoise and Pearl" (1915)
• "The Violinist" (1914)
• "'Well Done'" (1915)

Works about Hannay

• "Hannay, James Owen," in Thom's Irish Who's Who (p. 103), Dublin: Alexander Thom & Co. (1923)