Historical Photos

[DAMNTHEWEATHER]

The ubiquitous Cathal I can understand... but what's Dick Mulcahy doing there with them ?

They were all pals at this point ...Dev as President in Limerick reviewing the volunteers.

[jembo]

Got this from another forum.

[cogito]

They were all pals at this point ...Dev as President in Limerick reviewing the volunteers.

I put up a picture and post in the Civil War thread last April showing Dev, Brugha and Mulcahy reviewing men of Michael Brennan's 1st Western Division in December 1921 - ironically the same troops who reclaimed Limerick for the Provisional Government in July 1922.... I presume this was part of the same visit ?

http://www.dublinforum.net/forum/showpost.php?p=167742&postcount=73

[DAMNTHEWEATHER]

I put up a picture and post in the Civil War thread last April showing Dev, Brugha and Mulcahy reviewing men of Michael Brennan's 1st Western Division in December 1921 - ironically the same troops who reclaimed Limerick for the Provisional Government in July 1922.... I presume this was part of the same visit ?

http://www.dublinforum.net/forum/sho...2&postcount=73

Yep, would think so and I'd say Mulcahy is in there somewhere, under suspicion or not.

[Rashers]

Relatives queue at Jervis street hospital to identify the dead and to enquire about those injured after the Croke park murders by the British armed forces.

[jembo]

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[oldtown]

Got this from another forum.

Mad looking yoke , it did the job "for a while"

[Rashers]

1913 Servants Wanting Places from the Irish Independent classified ads.

[rosebud]

what a brilliant thread.

[jembo]

Likes like they were packing up to go home?

[Rashers]

The raid on the Custom House. DeValera's monumental tactical failure due to the amount of IRA prisoners taken and therefore active service men taken off the streets.

[DAMNTHEWEATHER]

Likes like they were packing up to go home?

That was gear the Auxies robbed from Lib Hall.

[DAMNTHEWEATHER]

The raid on the Custom House. DeValera's monumental tactical failure due to the amount of IRA prisoners taken and therefore active service men taken off the streets.

Ahh jaze ! we won't go there again...most caught in the round-up by the smell of paraffin oil on their paws....too easy eh.

[Rashers]

Glasnevin Cemetery record for the burial of Michael Collins.

[cogito]

Alcock and Brown's crashed Vickers Vimy near Clifden in June 1919 after completing the first successful transatlantic flight - whatever about the landing...

alcock and brown.jpg