Letter from Jo O'Connell to her husband Mortimer while he was imprisoned after the Easter Rising.

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A letter from Mortimer O'Connell to his wife Jo, written on the 17th of April, 1916.

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Photograph of Patrick Nevin at the time of the 50th Anniversay commemorations of the 1916 Rising. He is pictured wearing his medals.

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Wedding photograph of Mortimer and Jo O'Connell.

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Postcard sent from Mary Mackey to her mother from Wales. Mary's brothers Michael and Lawrence were members of the Irish Volunteers and were involved in the fighting at the GPO during the Rising. Both were taken prisoner and interned in Frongoch. The postcard was sent when Mary vi

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Letter from Lillian Casey, aged 20 or 21, to her brother Hugh Casey in Frongoch Internment Camp. Hugh was interned for taking part in the fighting at the GPO during the Easter Rising. His father, James, was a founding member of the Gaelic League.

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