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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1922	Free State soldiers in North Earl Street Dublin sitting among the remains of a destroyed shop	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	Armed IRA "Irregulars" walk down Grafton Street.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	Heavily ironic Anti-Free State pamphlet titled "Your King and Country Calls".	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	1922	Barricades on the south side of Carlisle Bridge (O'Connell Bridge)	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	IRA Volunteers patrolling Grafton Street, Dublin	Mercier Press
	1922-07-15	Page from Illustrated London News - July 15th 1922 "Dublin's finest street a wreck: Twice destroyed in six years"	Defence Forces Ireland Military Archives
	1922	Michael Collins sits at a table and signs Republican or Dail Bonds	Mercier Press
	1922	Anti-treaty pamphlet "Arthur Griffith and M Collins are marching... over the bodies of their murdered comrades"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	1922	Free State checkpoint. An officer points a revolver while stopping a Booth Brothers van.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	Free State soldiers survey a street to check if safe to distribute rations.	Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Library
	1922	Free State troops pointing rifles in the ruins of a Dublin building.	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
	1922	Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy at Arthur Griffith's funeral procession as it approaches Glasnevin Cemetery.	Mercier Press
	1922-07-15	Page from the Illustrated London News showing the ruins of Sackville Street post-1922 from the top of Nelson's Pillar	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archive
	1923-07-17	Anti-Treaty pamphlet 'Who stands for the Sovereignty of the Irish People?'	DeValera, Eamonn; Capuchin Archive
	1922-06-29	Then and Now - RIC Barracks at Rathfarnham on 29 June 1922 after its capture by the IRA.	Power, David; Power, David
	1922	A Pro-Free State leaflet headed 'The Cost' "Mr. Rory O'Connor when asked who would pay replied: The Irish People will Pay...	Kilmainham Gaol
	1922	Free State troops take aim with rifles through a set of gates.	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
	1922	Three firemen and a Free State soldier on a Rolls Royce armoured car	Pierce, George G.; Pierce, George G.
	1923	Anti-Free State pamphlet headed "The British Empire Unlimited"	South Dublin Libraries; Capuchin Archives
	1922	The Rolls Royce armoured car "Slievenamon" outside Gilbey's wine merchants in Sackville Street Dublin.	Pierce, George G.