South Dublin County Libraries

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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1921-05-25	Armed Auxiliaries standing in Beresford Place at the Custom House	South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
	1918	Pamphlet "Two Years of English Atrocities in Ireland"	Sinn Fein; South Dublin Libraries
	1921	Shemus (Ernest Forbes) The Reign of Terror 1920-21.	Forbes, Ernest; Seumas; Forbes, Ernest; Freeman's Journal
	1921-05-25	Three Photographs of the Burning of the Custom House, 25 May 1921.	Kilmainham Gaol
	1916	Prayer petition card requesting prayers for the "repose of the souls of the following Irishmen executed by British Military Law" and those killed in action, 1916	Irish National Aid and Volunteers' Dependents' Fund; The Coghlan Family
	1919	Grenades manufactured under cover by the IRA	Kilmainham Gaol
	1916-04-30	Concert poster for a performance in the Carnegie Library in Clondalkin on the 30th of April 1916. Concert cancelled due to 1916 Rising.	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1921	Single-sided paper Memoriam to Kevin Barry	Capuchin Archive
	1916	Pamphlet warning against Irish women associating with men in British Army uniform	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1921	Large number of civilian onlookers at the eastern gates of the Four Courts	South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
	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	Dublin, Easter 1916. Poem by Alice Furlong.	Furlong, Alice; South Dublin Libraries
	1919	Early session of Dail Eireann sitting in the RDS lecture theatre in Leinster House. c1922	South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
	2017	War of Independence Centenary information pack for late primary/early secondary schools	Power, David; South Dublin Libraries; Power, David
	1916	Letter to Archbishop William Walsh from Desmond Fitzgerald's wife, Mabel. She describes ill-treatment by the British Army.	Dublin Diocesan Archive
	1916	Handwritten first hand account, by a member of the Dublin Irish Volunteer Training Corps describing the Battle of Mount Street	Dublin Diocesan Archive, for transcription; Member 'Helpjpl' of the Great War Forum, for additional information
	1916	Anonymous letter from a woman, an English Catholic, to Archbishop William Walsh protesting at the Bishop's name being on a petition for clemency for Roger Casement	Dublin Diocesan Archive
	1916	Handwritten letter dated July 1916 from Alice Stopford Green to Archbishop William Walsh re her visit to Roger Casement	Dublin Diocesan Archive
	1916	Two petitions pleading for clemency for Roger Casement	Dublin Diocesan Archive
	1916	Anonymous postcard to Archbishop William Walsh protesting at the lack of action from the Catholic Church regarding partition	Dublin Diocesan Archive