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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1916	Booklet detailing the abuse of prisoners of the 1916 Rising in Frongoch Internment Camp	Irish National Aid & Volunteer Dependent's Fund; Irish National Aid & Volunteer Dependent's Fund
	1916	No 1 Section, F Coy., IV Batt, IRA, with empty chair for Con Colbert.	Kilmainham Gaol
	2015-09-21	1916 Centenary information pack for late primary/early secondary schools	Power, David; Power, David; South Dublin Libraries, Local Studies
	1916-09	Photograph (front and back)taken in St. Enda's Rathfarnham, September 1916, of the D Company III Battalion Irish Volunteers Tug O'War Team	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1916	British military pass dated 30th April 1916 to allow Rev. E. Byrne free passage throughout the streets of Dublin. Signed by Major W. Kinsman	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1917-09	Poetry book: Aftermath of 1916. Published for the benefit of the Irish National Aid and Volunteers' Dependents Fund	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Irish War News - Volume 1, No. 1, Dublin, Tuesday 25th April 1916	Pearse, Patrick; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Letter from General John Maxwell, Officer Commanding HM Forces in Ireland, to Archbishop William Walsh thanking him for advice given	Maxwell, General John; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Handwritten letter, possibly from Archbishop William Walsh, vouching for the fact that Eoin MacNeill was uninvolved in the planning of the 1916 Rising.	Walsh, Archbishop William; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Three letters to Archbishop William Walsh regarding charity donations from Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore, Reverend Dr Patrick Tuomey of Sydney and John Cardinal Farley of New York	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Panoramic photograph of Survivors of the G.P.O. Garrison, 1966.	Kilmainham Gaol
	1916-04-29	29th April 1916 communique announcing the success of the British Army against the insurgents	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916-04-22	Final issue of the “Irish Volunteer” newspaper dated 22nd April 1916	MacNeill, Eoin; Hobson, Bulmer; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916-03-04	Vol. 1, No. 38 of the Nationalist weekly 'Nationality' dated 4th March 1916.	Griffith, Arthur; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	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
	1916	Patriotic song list including "Ireland Over All" (sung to the tune of Deutschland Uber Alles)	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Dublin Evening Mail dated 4th of May 1916, the day after the first executions.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Typed text of the leader of the "New York American" newspaper from May 1916. "Thank God for Freedom's Martyrs in every age and land"	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Irish National Aid & Volunteer Dependents’ Fund Appeal pamphlet	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Original copy of the "Castle Document" in pamphlet form.	Dublin Diocesan Archives