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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
1922	Telegram dated 20th November 1922 from the Irish Self Determination League, Jarrow Branch, pleading with Archbishop Byrne not to let Mary McSwiney die without Last Rites.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922-07	Then and now - Free State army using a field gun on Henry Street	South Dublin Libraries Local Studies; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
1922	Then and Now - Free State soldiers walking across Sackville Street toward the Gresham Hotel. Armoured car to left of photograph	Power, David; Kilmainham Gaol Museum; Power, David
1922-06-29	Then and Now - RIC Barracks at Rathfarnham on 29 June 1922 after its capture by the IRA.	Power, David; Power, David
1922	Three firemen and a Free State soldier on a Rolls Royce armoured car	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1922-07-30	A troop of Free State soldiers manhandle an 18 Pounder field gun along Winetavern St to place into position in order to shell the IRA-occupied Four Courts	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922	A troop of Free State soldiers take aim from a charabanc in Blessington	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922-07-30	A troop of Free State soldiers use an 18 Pounder field gun on Winetavern St to shell the IRA-occupied Four Courts	Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Collection Het Leven
1922	The Truth about the Army Crisis	IRA
1922	Two armoured cars parked outside the burnt-out remains of the Hibernian Bible Society	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922	Two Free State soldiers at the corner of Henry Street and Sackville St.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922	Two Free State soldiers take aim from a window in Sackville Street.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
1922	Two Lancia armoured cars and an 18 pound field gun at the junction of Henry Street and Sackville Street	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1921-12-06	Two newspaper cutting photos - Eamon deValera with "Foreign Representatives of the Republic" after leaving the Dail in protest at the Anglo Irish Treaty	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
1922	Typescript account by Fr. Piggott who gave spiritual aid to Rory O'Connor and Liam Mellows and he describes the final hours leading up to their executions.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922-08-30	Typescript Anti-Treaty Pamphlet titled "Who Killed Cathal Brugha"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
1922	Typewritten account by John Francis Homan detailing his attempts to broker a peace between Pro- and Anti-Treaty sides in June 1922	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922	Typewritten military pass dated the 1st July to the guard at the Hammam Hotel O'Connell Street signed by Oscar Traynor issued to Archbishop Byrne, the Lord Mayor of Dublin and party.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
1922	View of a Lancia armoured car and an 18 pound field gun at the junction of Henry Street and Sackville Street Dublin	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
1922	View of Sackville Street showing a fire tender and a Rolls Royce armoured car.	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.

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