Skin-the-Goat Fitzharris

Skin-the-Goat Fitzharris (1833–1910) was an infamous Irish cabman known for his involvement in the Phoenix Park Murders trial of 1883, where he chose not to turn Queen’s Evidence despite the offer of a substantial reward, resulting in his lengthy imprisonment. His colorful expressions and the lore surrounding his life have made him a notable figure in Irish history, and he was later fictionalized in James Joyce's 'Ulysses'.