Works
- 1878: The Mulligan Guard Picnic
- 1879: The Mulligan Guards' Ball
- 1880: The Mulligan Guards' Surprise which included the hit song "Whist! The Bogie Man" words by Harrigan and music by David Braham.
- 1883: The Mulligans' Silver Wedding
- 1883: Cordelia's Aspirations
- 1890: Reilly and the Four Hundred
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