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 | 12-12-06 | The Templeogue Telegraph | - |
 | 1796 | Many views of interiors of parts of Kilmainham Jail not open to the public | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1870 | Studio photograph of Constance Gore-Booth (Countess Markievicz) as a child. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1871 | A Howth Mauser landed from the Asgard, 1914 | The McCormack Family |
 | 1871 | 11mm Mauser Model 1871 bolt-action single shot Infantry Rifle | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1874 | Studio portrait of the young Constance Gore-Booth (Countess Markievicz) | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1884 | Studio photo of Constance Gore-Booth (Countess Markievicz) as a debutante. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1888 | Lee-Metford rifle (a.k.a. Magazine Lee-Metford, abbreviated MLM). | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1893 | Patrick Pearse and three fellow students - Westland Row CBS. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1896 | Mauser Model 1896 of the type landed at Howth in 1914. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1896 | Mauser C96 (Construktion 96) semi-automatic pistol | Curragh Military Museum |
 | 1897 | Some pages from Eamon Ceannt’s school diary from 1897, when he was aged 16. | Ceannt, Eamon; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1901-07-07 | Signed letter from Arthur Griffith to a Mr. Clarke about the political activities of a Mr. DeFrey | The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1907-07-20 | Letter from Sean Heuston (signed John Heuston) applying for a Clerkship exam. | Heuston, Sean; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1908 | A 1908 Pattern British Army leather bandolier reputed to have been used by an Irish Volunteer during the 1916 Rising. | South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive |
 | 1910 | Copy of Bean Na hÉireann, a monthly magazine published by Inghínidhe Na hÉireann | Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives |
 | 1910-12-04 | Signed Letter from John McBride from an address on City Quay regarding a vacant position of Bailiff. | The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1913 | Photograph of a group taken outside Liberty Hall during the 1913 Lockout. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1913 | Tenement Room in the Coombe | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Irish Volunteers assembling at the Church of the Annunciation, Wilbrook Road, Rathfarnham. | The Pearse Museum |
 | 1913 | Framed picture by Lafayette of Eamonn Ceannt in Volunteer Uniform | Lafayette; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1913 | Irish Independent Newspaper Poster announcing the arrest of Jim Larkin | Irish Independent; The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1913 | A DMP baton charge in Sackville Street Dublin during the 1913 Lockout | Mercier Press |
 | 1913 | "Manifesto of the Irish Volunteers". First published in 1913. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Wooden Training Rifle. Used for drill practice prior to the importation of Mausers in 1914. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1913 | Penny Orange Stamp "Patriots Maintain the Union" | Mullen, John |
 | 1913 | Workers on the steps of Liberty Hall | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Political Label "We Will Not Have Home Rule" featuring Sir Edward Carson. | Mullen, John |
 | 1913 | DMP Police baton used in the 1913 Lockout riots. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1913 | British Government warning poster in the form of a proclamation, prohibiting a "Seditious Assembly" in Sackville Street. | The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1913 | Edward Carson, leader of the Irish Unionists (1910-21) speaks out against Home Rule at a meeting in Belfast. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1913 | Three Irish Volunteers in pre-1916 uniforms. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1913 | Then and Now - Volunteers assembling at the Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham. 1913. | The Pearse Museum; Power, David |
 | 1913 | Then and Now - Volunteers assembling at the Church of the Annunciation | Power, David; The Pearse Museum; Power, David |
 | 1913 | Henrietta Buildings, Henrietta Street. | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Linenhall Street and Lisburn Street. View of houses and waste ground | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Interior of number 38 Francis Street showing living conditions | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Storey's Buildings, off Taylor's Lane off Marrowbone Lane. | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Cook Street looking eastward | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Aylward's Yard (Later renamed Molyneaux's Yard) | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Cook Street | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Crowds in Dublin's O'Connell street attending a trades union meeting, September 1913 | Topical Press Agency/Getty Images |
 | 1913 | Chancery Lane | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Tenement room in number 8 Waterford Street | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland |
 | 1913 | Photostat copy of the Cumann Na mBan Constitution | Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives |
 | 1913-06-18 | 1913 Postcard "On His Majesty's Service" addressed to Brigadier A.E. Sandbach. C.B., D.S.O. of the Royal Engineers. | Mullen, John |
 | 1913-07-16 | Handwritten and signed letterheaded bill, dated 16th July 1913, in Thomas Clarke’s handwriting to a John Daly in Limerick. | The Allen Library |
 | 1913-08-26 | DMP summons issued to Thomas Mannion for illegally stopping his tram on the street | The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1913-08-31 | Rioting in Dublin 31st August 1913 | Topical Press Agency / Getty Images |
 | 1913-09 | Scottish Labour politician Arthur Henderson reading a message from Ramsay MacDonald at a trade union meeting at O'Connell Street, Dublin. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images |
 | 1913-09-05 | Telegram dated 5th of September 1913, signed by Thomas Johnson, requesting urgent assistance from the British Trade Unionists for locked out Irish workers. | National Library of Ireland |
 | 1913-11-25 | Handbill announcing the inaugural meeting of the Irish Volunteers on the 25th November 1913 | National Library of Ireland |
 | 1913-12-01 | Eamonn Ceannt's Irish Volunteers membership card | the Allen Library |
 | 1914 | Irish Citizen Army uniform | The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1914 | Photograph of Thomas Clarke outside his shop in Parnell Street. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1914 | Cover of British Government document. Minutes of Evidence of the Royal Commission regarding the landing of guns at Howth. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Cutting from "The Irish Volunteer" newspaper . "The rifle is the keystone of Liberty" | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | NCOs of Casement's Irish Brigade photographed in Zossen | Casement, Roger; Mercier Press |
 | 1914 | Undated typed letter by Eoin MacNeill and Laurence J Kettle. "To the People of Ireland" concerning the growing numbers of volunteers. | MacNeill, Eoin; Kettle, Laurence J; The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Pro-Home Rule postcard featuring a black cat with cutout shamrock. | Mullen, John |
 | 1914 | Three quarter length portrait of Bulmer Hobson in an overcoat and hat. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Studio Photograph of Patrick Pearse as Barrister at Law | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1914 | Anti-British Army Recruitment poster "God Save Ireland". | National Executive Irish Trade Unions Congress and Labour Party; Imperial War Museums |
 | 1914 | Photograph of Countess Constance de Markievicz wearing her Irish Citizen Army uniform. Her signature has been reproduced on the bottom of the image. | The Pearse Museum |
 | 1914 | View of the Custom House looking towards the Loop Line Bridge showing its appearance before its destruction | South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies |
 | 1914 | Undated pamphlet "Conditions of the supply of Rifles to Irish Volunteer Corps" | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Detailed account, in Eoin MacNeill's handwriting, of the landing of arms at Howth. | Hobson, Bulmer; The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Two items from the newspaper "The Irish Volunteer" from 1914 | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914 | Various views of an Irish Citizen Army Band uniform | The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1914-01-30 | Signed letter from Sean MacDermott on "Irish Freedom" newspaper headed paper dated 30th January 1914. | MacDermott, Sean; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1914-02-20 | 1913 Report of the Departmental Committee into the Housing Conditions of the Working Classes in the City of Dublin | The Labour History Museum and Archives |
 | 1914-03-13 | Handwritten and signed letter, on "Irish Worker" Liberty Hall headed paper, from James Connolly. Dated March 13th 1914. | Connolly, James; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1914-05-09 | Obverse and reverse of a cheque drawn on the Royal Bank of Ireland, dated 1914, signed by William Pearse, PER PRO P H Pearse. | Kane, Joe |
 | 1914-07-26 | An unidentified volunteer stands on the wall of Howth pier in full uniform with a signalling flag. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-26 | Molly Childers and Mary Spring Rice aboard the Asgard | Mercier Press |
 | 1914-07-26 | Volunteers march down Howth Road with Mauser rifles which have just been landed at Howth pier. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-26 | Volunteers with bicycles round the corner at Balscadden heading for Howth pier. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-26 | Volunteers returning to Dublin following the landing of guns at Howth | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1914-07-26 | Unloading guns from the Asgard | Mercier Press |
 | 1914-07-26 | Volunteers in Howth with Mauser rifles shouldered. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-26 | Then and Now - Volunteers with bicycles heading for Howth pier to meet the Asgard to unload arms. | Power, David; National Library of Ireland; Power, David |
 | 1914-07-26 | Taxi carrying ammunition driving away from cheering crowds at Howth pier. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-26 | Taxi carrying ammunition driving away from cheering crowds at Howth pier. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-07-28 | Cheque drawn on the Royal Bank of Ireland, dated 1914, signed by Patrick Pearse | Kane, Joe |
 | 1914-08-12 | Irish Volunteers Uniform Subcommittee report dated August 12th 1914 | Pearse, Patrick
MacNeill, Eoin
Kettle, Laurence J; The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-09-11 | Handwritten and signed letter from William Pearse to a Mr. O’Callaghan | Pearse, William; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1914-11-28 | Unusual advertisement from "The Irish Volunteer" newspaper of Saturday November the 28th 1914. Christmas Presents for Volunteers | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1914-12-26 | Page from a supplement to "The Irish Volunteer" newspaper from 26th December 1914 with sheet music for "Freedom's Hill - a National Anthem" | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Signed letter in Irish by The O'Rahilly. In Cló Gaelach handwritten script. | O'Rahilly, The; The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1915 | Photo of Pearse speaking in Dolphins Barn. Inscribed by Ignatius Callender | The Breslin family |
 | 1915 | Two pamphlets. Irish Volunteers Defence of Ireland Fund, 1915 | Hobson, Bulmer; The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Note in Patrick Pearse's handwriting signed "G.O.C." on O'Donovan Rossa Funeral Committee headed paper | Pearse, Patrick; The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Studio portrait of Countess Constance Markievicz (née Gore-Booth) in uniform with a gun. | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Pages from St. Enda’s Attendance Book 1915-1916 with Patrick Pearse's signature on the cover | The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1915 | A large framed photograph of the O'Donovan Rossa Funeral Committee, 1915. | Kilmainham Gaol |
 | 1915 | Oglaigh Na hEireann fundraising pamphlet | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Signatures of Joseph Mary Plunkett and Grace Plunkett | The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection |
 | 1915 | Portrait of Patrick Pearse in barrister garb | The Breslin family |
 | 1915 | Cumann Na mBan fundraising pamphlet for the Appeal for the Defence of Ireland Fund | The National Library of Ireland |
 | 1915 | Irish Volunteers 50 Yard shooting Target with title "Irish Volunteers Head Quarters 2 Dawson Street" | Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives |
