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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
1922	Letter to Archbishop Byrne by the Kilmainham Female Hunger Strikers Kathleen (Kitty) Costello, Nelly Ryan (sister of Dr. Jim Ryan) and Annie O’Neill requesting that they receive Holy Communion daily until their death.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922	Letter to the Archbishop from Maude Gonne McBride claiming mistreatment of prisoners	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922	Lone Free State soldier chats with group of civilians outside a Dublin grocery shop.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922-12-08	Memoriam Card - Rory O'Connor, Liam Mellowes, Richard Barrett and Joseph McKelvey. Executed by the Free State 8th December 1922	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
1922	Memoriam card for Michael Collins.	Kane, Joe
1922	Memoriam card to Rory O'Connor, Liam Mellowes, Richard Barrett and Joseph McKelvey	Capuchin Archive
1922	Michael Collins addressing a public meeting at College Green Dublin	Mercier Press
1922	Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy at Arthur Griffith's funeral procession as it approaches Glasnevin Cemetery.	Mercier Press
1922	Michael Collins in the uniform of Chief of Staff of the Free State Army	Mullen, John
1922	Michael Collins sits at a table and signs Republican or Dail Bonds	Mercier Press
1922-08-28	Michael Collins's burial in Glasnevin Cemetery	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1922-08-28	Michael Collins's coffin atop a gun carriage having been brought out of the Pro Cathedral, Dublin.	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1922-08-28	Michael Collins's coffin atop a gun carriage is brought past Trinity College in front of many onlookers.	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1922-08-28	Mounted troops leading Michael Collins's funeral march down an unidentified Dublin street.	Pierce, George G; Pierce, George G.
1922-07-15	Page from Illustrated London News - July 15th 1922 "Dublin's finest street a wreck: Twice destroyed in six years"	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
1922-07-15	Page from the Illustrated London News showing the ruins of Sackville Street post-1922 from the top of Nelson's Pillar	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
1923-09-14	Pamphlet: "The Mountjoy Hell - Attempt to break prisoners' morale"	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922-02-04	Panograph (panoramic) photograph showing a large group of Free State soldiers. Caption reads "The Guards - Beggars Bush. Irish Republican Army February 4th 1922	The Brophy family
1922-06-22	Pass issued to Peadar Breslin dated 22/6/1922, signed by Sean Lemass (later Taoiseach) in his role as Barrack adjutant at the Four Courts.	Lemass, Sean; The Breslin family
1922-04-18	Pass issued to Peadar Breslin granting access to the Four Courts. Signed by Sean Lemass as Barrack Adjutant	Lemass, Sean; The Breslin family

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