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Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 421 to 440 of 525
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wm_DSC_0416b.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Sinn Fein Rebellion 1916. Hotel Metropole and Post Office, Dublin.The National Library of Ireland
wm_ArbourHillPass2.jpg.jpg1916-05-01Handwritten pass to allow "Miss Callender" to enter Arbour Hill Detention Barracks with meals for P.H.PearseThe Breslin family
wm_DSC_0288a.jpg.jpg1916Bottom half of an original copy of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic. When the British Army arrived in Liberty Hall after its bombardment,in their eagerness to take home a souvenir,they attempted to print their own run of "lower halves". This is an example - the print is unreadable in places due to the patchy inking of the press.The Allen Library, Bro. Allen Collection
wm_La tragedie de Dublin lhotel des douanes de Dublin, incendie par les Sinn Feiners 1921.jpg.jpg1921-05-25The burning of the Custom House 1921Agence Rol. Agence photographique; Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Estampes et photographie
wm_AD007.jpg.jpg1921Free state armoured car outside the Tramway Offices in Sackville Street. A building burns in the background.South Dublin Libraries - Local Studies
wm_Apre les troubles de Dublin Mai 1916_4.jpg.jpg1916View of O'Connell Street (Sackville Street) from Nelson's Pillar showing the destruction beneathAgence Rol. Agence photographique; Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Estampes et photographie
wm_2000-3557-152.jpg.jpg1916Two photos of Royal Irish Constabulary lorries moving down a roadSherwood Foresters Regimental Museum
wm_ArmCars.jpg.jpg1921A large group of British soldiers stand in Mary's Lane, Dublin behind a Peerless Armoured Car, armed with with two Hotchkiss machine guns.Nationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Collection Het Leven
wm_DSC_0415.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Sackville St. Dublin, showing ruins of DBC Restaurant after bombardment.The National Library of Ireland
wm_DSC_0528b.jpg.jpg1916Pages from Joseph Mary Plunkett's field notebook showing a personal handwritten day-by-day account of happenings of the days from Easter Monday 1916Plunkett, Joseph Mary; The National Library of Ireland
wm_scan010a.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Front view of the GPO showing destruction in 1916Mullen, John
wm_2001-5051-45.jpg.jpg1916British army unloading horses from a ship at Kingstown by gangplankSherwood Foresters Regimental Museum
wm_DSC_0617.jpg.jpg1916Mother of Pearl watch owned and worn by nurse Elizabeth O'Farrell during the 1916 RisingKilmainham Gaol
wm_ChildrenCarryingTimberFromSackvilleStreet-DublinAfterTheSinnFeinRising.jpg.jpg1916Children scavenging for firewood during the RisingMercier Press
wm_DSC_0378.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Irish Rebellion, May 1916. Captain F. FahyThe National Library of Ireland
wm_TansStreet.jpg.jpg1920Black and Tans and Auxiliaries patrol a Dublin street under cover of smoke bombsNationaal Archief/Spaarnestad Photo/Collection Het Leven
wm_DBCB.jpg.jpg1916Postcard by Hely's. After the Insurrection, Sackville Street. The DBC, a picturesque ruin.Hely's Dublin; South Dublin Libraries
wm_MM18.jpg.jpg1916-08-05Reference for Paddy Moran from John Doyle of Doyle's Corner, PhibsboroughDun Laoghaire and Bray 1913 Commemorative Committee; Moran, May
wm_DSC_0417b.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Irish Rebellion May 1916. Sackville Street in flames – a photograph taken by Daily Sketch photographer under fire.The National Library of Ireland
wm_DSC_0418a.jpg.jpg1916Postcard. Sinn Fein Rebellion 1916. Sackville Street Dublin.The National Library of Ireland
Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 421 to 440 of 525