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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1923-03-13	Letter from Commander in Chief to Archbishop Byrne complaining about an anti-treaty letter sent by a priest to a prisoner in Tintown, Curragh.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922	Typewritten account by John Francis Homan detailing his attempts to broker a peace between Pro- and Anti-Treaty sides in June 1922	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922	Letter to Archbishop Byrne advising him of the arrest of Rev. Dr. P Brown of Maynooth College. Includes detail of the raid.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922	Photostat list of "Sympathetic Priests" excluded by government from visiting [Republican] prisoners	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922	Photostat pamphlet titled "Daily Bulletin" dated February 6th 1923 accusing Tim Healy, Governor General of Ireland, of 55 murders.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922-12-20	Letter dated 20th December 1922 from Kevin O'Higgins to Archbishop Byrne reporting an incident at a mass at Mount Argus church. The celebrant, Fr. Joseph Smith C.P. alleged the Free State army were murderers.	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1922	Poblacht na hEireann pamphlet dated 28th June 1922 'A Diary from the Four Courts"	Dublin Diocesan Archives
	1921	Souvenir Album of the Dublin Fighting 1922	South Dublin Libraries
	1922	"Stop Press" War News Anti Treaty pamphlet dated Sat. July 1st 1922	Cotter, D; Wann, J
	1922	Autograph book containing the autographs of 79 women interned in the North Dublin Union circa 1922	Irish Life and Lore
	1922-02-04	Panograph (panoramic) photograph showing a large group of Free State soldiers. Caption reads "The Guards - Beggars Bush. Irish Republican Army February 4th 1922	The Brophy family
	1922	Studio photograph of three Free State soldiers including Daniel Brophy	The Brophy family
	1922	Front page of "The Plain People" newspaper showing an Anti-Treaty cartoon titled "Changing the Guard".	The Brophy family
	1922	The Gresham Hotel ablaze. The aftermath of the Free State shelling of "The Block"	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922-06-28	The Four Courts being shelled from the corner of Winetavern St. and Merchant's Quay	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922/08/07	Cathal Brugha lying in state in the Mater Hospital, 8th of July 1922	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	View of a Lancia armoured car and an 18 pound field gun at the junction of Henry Street and Sackville Street Dublin	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
	1922	View of two Lancia armoured cars and an 18 pound field gun at the junction of Henry Street and Sackville Street	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
	1922-07-30	A troop of Free State soldiers manhandle an 18 Pounder field gun along Winetavern St to place into position in order to shell the IRA-occupied Four Courts	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922-08-30	Typescript Anti-Treaty Pamphlet titled "Who Killed Cathal Brugha"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives