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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1916-05-02	Handwritten 5 page Roll containing names of prisoners at Arbour Hill Detention Barracks. Dated 2nd May 1916. Signed by B. Cotton.	The National Library of Ireland
	1922	Anonymous anti-Treaty Handwritten letter from 'An Old Irregular' in a 'Dug-out near the Galtees' to Archbishop Byrne	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Dublin Evening Mail dated 4th of May 1916, the day after the first executions.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1932	Booklet by the National Graves Association containing lists of patriot dead buried in Glasnevin	National Graves Association; Donnelly, Mary; National Graves Association
	1939	Dublin Brigade Review magazine	Cahill & Co. Parkgate Street (Printer); The Coghlan Family
	1916	Three letters to Archbishop William Walsh from Arnold F. Hills, founder of West Ham Football Club, warning against the partition of Ireland.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1923	Old Ireland in Pictures with Two Dublin 'Risings' and Their Consequences	Marsh's Library; Wislon Hartnell Dublin
	1916	Irish War News - Volume 1, No. 1, Dublin, Tuesday 25th April 1916	Pearse, Patrick; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Pages from Joseph Mary Plunkett's field notebook showing a personal handwritten day-by-day account of happenings of the days from Easter Monday 1916	Plunkett, Joseph Mary; The National Library of Ireland
	1961	An tÓglach magazine Vol. 1 No. 1, Easter 1961. Written and issued by members of the old I.R.A. An tÓglach was the name of the secret organ of the Irish Volunteers, founded in 1918 to interpret and express the ideals, aims and objects of the men and women, survivors of the struggle of 1916-21.	The Coghlan Family