Letter from Bernard 'Benny' McAllister to his mother, sent during his internment at Liverpool Prison. Bernard McAllister states he was sentenced to six months hard labour in Ireland. After he was denied his request to be 'treated as a political prisoner,' he went on hunger strike
McAllister, Bernard 1897-1962 | Hunger strikes | Irish Volunteers 5th (Fingal) Battalion
The bottom half of a letter from Jack Woodcock, Irish Republican Army, G Hut, Gormanston Internment Camp, County Meath to Rosaleen Kinsella. Woodcock writes that two-hundred men had been released from the Internment Camp over the last fortnight.
Paramilitary forces--Irish Republican Army | Prisons | Political prisoners' writings, Irish
Colour photograph of a group of men, women and children at the grave of Seán Ua Dubhghaill (Seán Doyle) at the New Cemetery, Esker, Lucan, Dublin. The cross was erected in September 1922 by his friends.
Revolutionaries | Paramilitary forces--Irish Republican Army | Ireland--History--War of Independence, 1919-1921
Photocopy typed letter from Assistant Provost Marshal, Dublin District, Lower Castle Yard, Dublin to M. A. Schweppe, 35 Mountjoy Square, Dublin, declining her request to visit her husband, Frederick Schweppe.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Paramilitary forces-Irish Republican Army | Revolutionaries