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• WS Ref #: 1186 , Witness: Michael O'Sullivan, Captain IRA, Cork, 1921

  • BMH.WS1186.pdf, on page 10

    ... Inspector of the R.I.C. in Drogheda or Dundalk, out of the country. He was recorded on "The Hue ...

• WS Ref #: 1393 , Witness: Edmond McGrath, Commandant IRA, Tipperary, 1921

  • BMH.WS1393.pdf, on page 3

    ... just arrived from Dublin on his way back from serving a term of imprisonment in Dundalk jail. He ...

• WS Ref #: 1403 , Witness: Eamon O'Dwyer, Member IRB, 1904 - 1921; Officer IV and IRA, Tipperary, 1913 - 1921

  • BMH.WS1403.pdf, on page 21

    ... of that year was, first and foremost, the Gaelic League Ard Fheis at Dundalk, where the I.R.B. got control ...

• WS Ref #: 1432 , Witness: Patrick H O'Dwyer, Captain IRA, Tipperary, 1921

  • BMH.WS1432.pdf, on page 5

    ... 4. Towards the end of 1917 Seán Treacy was arrested and served' a term of imprisonment in Dundalk prison. During his imprisonment and while he was on huger-strike, an I.R.B. meeting was held in Tipperary Town on a Saturday night, at which it was agreed to kidnap the sergeant of the R.I.C. who had ...

  • BMH.WS1432.pdf, on page 8

    ... , or at least that part of it after Sean Treacy's release from Dundalk prison, Treacy and Dan Breen were ...

• WS Ref #: 1433 , Witness: Michael Fitzpatrick, Officer IV and IRA, Tipperary, 1914 - 1921; Member Flying Column; Quartermaster 2 Southern Division

  • BMH.WS1433.pdf, on page 4

    ... to Dundalk Prison, from which they were released under the "Cat and Mouse" Act in November, 1917 ...

  • BMH.WS1433.pdf, on page 5

    ... locally. On his re-arrest, Seán Treacy immediately went on hunger-strike again, and in Dundalk was joined ...

• WS Ref #: 1437 , Witness: Thomas Nohilly, Captain IRA, Galway, 1921

  • BMH.WS1437.pdf, on page 6

    ... -5- sentence in Galway jail from where he was transferred to either Dundalk or Belfast jail, to finish his sentence. He received a wonderful reception in Tuam after his release, but he did not remain there. He was an employee of the Irish Land Commission. Public meetings were called in Tuam ...

• WS Ref #: 1488 , Witness: Bridget Ryan, Member Cumann na mBan, Tipperary, 1921

  • BMH.WS1488.pdf, on page 7

    ... to Armagh via Dublin and Dundalk. In accordance with the instructions on the summons, I called ...

• WS Ref #: 1494 , Witness: Michael McAllister, Member IV and IRA, Fingal, 1913 - 1921

  • BMH.WS1494.pdf, on page 11

    ... Brigade had landed in Dundalk and we now concluded that this was this Brigade coming for us. We now ...

• WS Ref #: 1497 , Witness: Joseph McCarthy, Commandant IRA, Wexford, 1921

  • BMH.WS1497.pdf, on page 50

    ... . They were from Dundalk, Cork and Dublin. With the Dublin party were men advanced in age, amongst them Mr ...

  • BMH.WS1497.pdf, on page 61

    ... there and a number of Dundalk men also Quill, Atkinson, Jim Lang and the Butterlys. Occasionally the prisoners ...

  • BMH.WS1497.pdf, on page 72

    ... 70. from the prison stores where some of the Dundalk prisoners were doing fatigue duty. When the prisoners were made aware of the issue of clothes, a lot of them made application for underwear and the warders granted all the requests. As usual, there was always some hitch as in every arrangement ...

• WS Ref #: 1511 , Witness: Gerald Doyle, Member IRA, Dublin, 1921

  • BMH.WS1511.pdf, on page 74

    ... ), George Levins, 'Frank Brooks (painters), Richard King (Wexford) and Michael Reynolds (Dundalk ...

  • BMH.WS1511.pdf, on page 81

    ... 80. by John Quinn (Dundalk), Dick King (Wexford), Con Collins and George Irvine. We were handcuffed in pairs, with a chain running through the centre. This meant that eight of us were chained together. Return To Portland. Stack and myself were the first in line; next came Peadar Clancy and Des ...