South Dublin County Libraries

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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1916	Pass dated 1st May 1916 to allow Henry O'Connor to travel from the Law Room in Dublin Castle to his home.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Four letters from various donors sent to Archbishop William Walsh for the relief of poverty after the 1916 Rising.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Letter from Henry O'Connor(?) to Archbishop William Walsh protesting at being asked his religion by a British Army officer when presenting a pass.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Booklet titled "Fragments of 1916" containing eyewitness accounts of the behaviour of the British Military during the 1916 Rising.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Letter to the Archbishop of Dublin from J. Keegan, a gunsmith who had his entire shop cleared of weapons by the Irish Volunteers, looking for compensation from the Dependents' Fund	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Anti-Partition pamphlet - "Appeal to the People of Ireland" published by the Irish Nation League	Irish Nation League; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Letter from Father Larry Stafford, British Army Chaplain at Frongoch P.O.W. Camp	Stafford, Fr. Larry; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	Letter from Major L. James of Longford Barracks to the Archbishop of Dublin complaining of an address by a Fr. Joseph which was contrary to Martial Law	James, L. Major; Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1916	British soldiers on Northumberland Road during the Rising	UCD-OFM Partnership
	1916	Postcard showing destruction in Dublin 1916. Titled "Corner of Sackville Street and Eden Quay"	Mullen, John
	1916	Minton Pottery prison mug used by Alderman Walter Cole in 1916 while a prisoner in Wandsworth, England.	Minton Pottery
	1916	Property Losses (Ireland) Committee claim form for damage to premises during the 1916 Rising	Property Losses (Ireland) Committee; Hanratty, Imelda
	1922	Booklet containing biographies of Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins.	Martin Lester Ltd.
	1916-05-09	Portion of Independent newspaper from 9th May 1916 announcing Clerys' total destruction along with other premises*	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1920	Letters from Constable Timothy Brennan to various Irish RIC barracks (Lucan included here) and replies. Also character reference for Brennan from IRA Carlow Brigade	Brennan, Timothy; Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1916-05	Account from 'Irish Life History of the Rebellion' of the looting after the 1916 Rising	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1871	A Howth Mauser landed from the Asgard, 1914	The McCormack Family
	1919	Ruins of Liberty Hall after the bombardment, 1916	The Manchester Guardian History of the War 1914-18
	1919	Plunkett Brothers under arrest in Richmond Barracks Square.	The Manchester Guardian History of the War 1914-18
	1919	Sean McBride under arrest in Richmond Barracks	The Manchester Guardian History of the War 1914-18