South Dublin County Libraries

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Réamhamharc	Dáta Eisithe	Teideal	Údar/Údair
	1916-04-30	Tom Clarke's business card for his tobacconist shop	Glasnevin Trust
	1916-04-30	Padraig Mac Piarais Calling Card	South Dublin Libraries; Pearse, Patrick; Capuchin Archives
	1921-05-25	Armed Auxiliaries standing in Beresford Place at the Custom House	South Dublin Libraries, Local Studies
	1916-04-30	Michael O'Hanrahan's Memoriam Card	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1917-05-30	Joseph McGuinness 1917 Election poster. "Put Him In to Get Him Out"	Capuchin Archive
	1916-04-30	Permit from General Staff Officer, Headquarters to The Governor, Arbour Hill Detention Barracks allowing Fr. Murphy to interview "Pearse the rebel leader"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1916-04-30	Savage Model 1907 Pistol and Holster, found in the church of St. Mary of the Angels Church Street in 1916	Capuchin Archive
	1916-04-30	Hopsack bag found in 1916 in the gallery of St. Mary of the Angels, Church Street	Capuchin Archive
	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
	1922-08-30	Typescript Anti-Treaty Pamphlet titled "Who Killed Cathal Brugha"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1916-04-30	Eamonn Ceannt's Memoriam card	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1922	Anti-Treaty Pamphlet. "We are fighting our way into the British Empire"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1922	Anti-Free State Pamphlet comparing RIC and Free State Soldiers taking "guns and orders from England"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1922	Anti-Free State Pamphlet titled 'The New Terror'	Capuchin Archive; South Dublin Libraries
	1922	Warning Pamphlet - Free State Soldiers! You see now how Collins has tricked you.	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1922	Anti-Treaty Pamphlet titled 'Violation of Padraig Pearse's Home'	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	1922	Heavily ironic Anti-Free State pamphlet titled "Your King and Country Calls".	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	1922	Anti-treaty pamphlet "Arthur Griffith and M Collins are marching... over the bodies of their murdered comrades"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	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	Anti-Free State pamphlet headed "The British Empire Unlimited"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives