William Crotty, Outlaw of the Comeragh Mountains, Is Tried in Waterford

March 08, 1742

William Crotty (“Crotty the Robber”) (1712–42) was a highwayman who was hanged in Waterford in 1742. Several of his hideouts in the Comeragh Mountains are named after him.

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William Crotty, Outlaw of the Comeragh Mountains, Is Tried in Waterford

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March 08, 1742