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1921
A large crowd gathered at the gates of Dublin Castle after the Truce is announced.
Mercier Press
1921-07-11
A large crowd gathered at the gates of Dublin Castle after the Truce is announced.
Mercier Press
1915
A large framed photograph of the O'Donovan Rossa Funeral Committee, 1915.
Kilmainham Gaol
1921
A large group of British soldiers stand in Mary's Lane, Dublin behind a Peerless Armoured Car, armed with with two Hotchkiss machine guns.
Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Collection Het Leven
1921
Large number of civilian onlookers at the eastern gates of the Four Courts
South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
1921-05-25
Large number of civilian onlookers in Beresford Place near Loop Line Bridge, with British Army and Auxiliaries guarding
South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
1921-03-13
Last messages from Paddy Moran before his execution in Mountjoy prison. One to his mother and one to a Mrs. Farrell,
Dun Laoghaire and Bray 1913 Commemorative Committee
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Moran, May
1932
The Last Post: List of Republican burials in Glasnevin Cemetery.
National Graves Association
;
National Graves Association
1888
Lee-Metford rifle (a.k.a. Magazine Lee-Metford, abbreviated MLM).
Kilmainham Gaol
1923
Letter advising of new pay rate for Daniel Brophy
The Brophy family
1922-12-20
Letter dated 20th December 1922 from Kevin O'Higgins to Archbishop Byrne reporting an incident at a mass at Mount Argus church. The celebrant, Fr. Joseph Smith C.P. alleged the Free State army were murderers.
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1916-04-25
Letter dated 25th of April 1916. Opened by British Censor and labelled accordingly.
Mullen, John
1922
Letter dated 26th April 1922 from an R Whelan of Rathmines to Archbishop Byrne complaining of Michael Collins' alleged drunkenness
Phelan, R
;
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1916-04-29
Letter dated 29th of April 1916 from Major Thomas A Salt, Staff Officer to Colonel Portal DSO in Dublin Castle, to General Lowe reporting the closing of anti-rebellion operations
The National Library of Ireland
1916-05-08
Letter from [T. Martin?] to Fr. Aloysius Travers enclosing artifacts found in the GPO.
Capuchin Archive
1923-03-13
Letter from Commander in Chief to Archbishop Byrne complaining about an anti-treaty letter sent by a priest to a prisoner in Tintown, Curragh.
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922
Letter from Eibhlin Ni Cinneide of the Irish Self-Determination League to Archbishop O'Byrne protesting at the prison Chaplain not providing Mary McSwiney with Sacraments
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1916
Letter from Father Larry Stafford, British Army Chaplain at Frongoch P.O.W. Camp
Stafford, Fr. Larry
;
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1916
Letter from General John Maxwell, Officer Commanding HM Forces in Ireland, to Archbishop William Walsh protesting at political demonstrations that were taking place outside Requiem Masses.
Maxwell, General John
;
Dublin Diocesan Archives
1916
Letter from General John Maxwell, Officer Commanding HM Forces in Ireland, to Archbishop William Walsh thanking him for advice given
Maxwell, General John
;
Dublin Diocesan Archives