Gerald FitzGibbon (judge, born 1837)

1. Ball, F. Elrington The Judges in Ireland 1221–1921 London John Murray 1926 Vol. 2 p.372
2. David Fitzgerald, "Gerald FitzGibbon" Dictionary of National Biography , 1912 Supplement, p.30
3. (1873) I.R. 7 C.L. 319; the alleged libel was in fact a sentence of suspension.
4. The Spectator Archive 25 May 1878
5. Fitzgerald p.30
6. Ball p.372
7. Fitzgerald p.30
8. Maurice Healy, The Old Munster Circuit (1939), Mecier Press edition, pp. 260–1
9. Healy p.260
10. V.T.H. Delaney, Christopher Palles, Allen Figgis and Co Dublin (1960) p.138
11. Delaney p.158
12. [1901] A.C 495
13. [1898] A.C. 1
14. Antrim County Land, Building and Investment Co. v Stewart [1904] 2 I.R 357
15. [1895 2 IR 207]
16. [1895 2 IR 207, at 269]
17. Roy Jenkins, Churchill Macmillan London 2001, p.13
18. Kenneth Ferguson, King's Inns Barristers 1868–2004, Dublin 2005 p.48
19. Kilrock House still exists and is now operated by the Health Services Executive.
20. Ferguson p.48
21. Ball p.322
22. Ferguson p.47
23. Ferguson p.47
24. Fitzgerald p.31
25. Delaney p.23
26. Delaney p.23
27. Delaney p.23
28. Ball p.372
29. Fitzgerald p.31
30. FitzGerald p.31
31. Ball p.372
32. Ferguson p.48

The Right Honourable Gerald FitzGibbon
FitzGibbon's statue in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.
Lord Justice of the Irish Court of Appeal
In office 1878–1909

Legal offices
Preceded by Hon. David Plunket	Solicitor-General for Ireland 1878–1880	Succeeded by Hugh Holmes