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WS Ref #: 485 , Witness: Bridget O'Mullane, Officer Cumann na mBan, Dublin, 1917 - 1921
... . It was, of course, voluntary work for the organisation, so I looked out for a livelihood and got a post ...
... off, and, arriving at the particular Press office, I found the building occupied by an armed guard ...
... -13- We carried on the work successfully, issuing our "weekly Bulletins" and collecting information for the I.R.A., until the night of 9th November, 1923, when a lorry-load of Free State troops surrounded the house where we had our office, namely 23 Percy Place. Máire McKee and I were the only ...
... was working in the Adjutant General's office, I.R.A., and who eventually recovered the address book. The O.C ...
WS Ref #: 507 , Witness: Joseph O'Higgins, Commandant IRA, Louth, 1921
... on the R.I.C. barrack. They also raided mails and Post Offices. Two men in Drogheda, Alderman T. Halpin ...
WS Ref #: 518 , Witness: James Sullivan, Member IRB and IV Monaghan, 1913-20; Commandant IRA Monaghan, 1921
... 12. He was arrested and later he devulged all he knew; he gave the names of all the members of the Rockcorry Company and they in turn were all arrested. Our Intelligence, about mid March, 1921, intercepted. a letter passing through the post, addressed to the 0/C. Military Barracks, Monaghan ...
WS Ref #: 520 , Witness: Patrick McMeel, Commandant IRA, Monaghan, 1921
... the Barracks, Those three men remained at their post the whole night and successfully achieved ...
... on mails; some of those raids. were on postmen and others; on post offices. Notwithstanding ...
WS Ref #: 529 , Witness: James McCullough, Officer IRB, Armagh, 1914 - 1916
... receive a copy of the Belfast Evening Telegraph by post, and in the Stop Press Column a date would ...
WS Ref #: 530 , Witness: P.V. Hoey, Captain IRA, Monaghan, 1921
... , a determined effort was. made to wrench from them their last post in Farney. The Brigade Commandant ...
... to Mr. P. Marron, solicitor, Carrickmacross, whose office was always at our disposal in connection ...
... , a determinedeffort was made to wrench frontthem their last post in Farney. The Brigade ...
WS Ref #: 531 , Witness: Thomas Young, Officer, IV & IRA Dublin, 1915-21
... informed that we had to surrender. We returned to our posts. While at my post, I saw a British officer ...
WS Ref #: 534 , Witness: James Short, Member IRB and IV, Armagh, 1916; Lieutenant, IRA, Armagh, 1921
... 7. escaped had to go "on the run". We moved across into County Monaghan and took up possession of Colonel Lucas' residence and out-offices at Castleshane where we established a military post and engaged in an intensive programme of military training, About a month after we took over' Castleshane ...
WS Ref #: 570 , Witness: Patrick Kiernan, Commandant IRA, Longford, 1921
... and capture the R.I.C. barracks at Drumlish. The strength of the Garrison at' that post was about 18 ...
WS Ref #: 586 , Witness: Kathleen O'Donovan, Sister of Harry Boland, killed 1922; Wife of Senator Sean O'Donovan
... the reason for occupying this post was that there was a camp of British soldiers at the Bull Wail and, also ...
... . Aid office in Exchequer Street, where I met Michael Collins and Micheál Staines ...
... said Mick Collins wanted to see me. I went to his office in Mary Street, just near Liffey Street. He ...
... into and disentangle the affairs of the business. I was working at it, and the shop was used as a call office ...
... brought safely to Mick's office by a trusty friend of my own, a girl who was not in Cumann na mBan ...