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Terror in Ireland 1916–1923 edited by David Fitzpatrick Trinity History Workshop THE LILLIPUT PRESS DUBLIN In memory of Peter David Hart, born 11 November 1963, died 22 July 2010. Contents Title Page Dedication Illustrations Abbreviations 1. Introduction DAVID FITZPATRICK 2. Terror in Twentieth-Century Ireland BRIAN HANLEY 3. ‘The shadow of a great fear’: Terror and Revolutionary Ireland ANNE DOLAN 4. Violence and the Easter Rising c FEARGHAL M GARRY 5. The Sack of Balbriggan and Tit-for-Tat Terror ROSS O’MAHONY 6. The Price of Balbriggan DAVID FITZPATRICK 7. ‘English Dogs’ or ‘Poor Devils’? The Dead of Bloody Sunday Morning JANE LEONARD 8. Counting Terror: Bloody Sunday and The Dead of the Irish Revolution EUNAN O’HALPIN 9. Kilmichael Revisited: Tom Barry and the ‘False Surrender’ EVE MORRISON 10. The Execution of ‘Spies and Informers’ in West Cork, 1921 THOMAS EARLS FITZGERALD 11. Revolution and Terror in Kildare, 1919–1923 MICHAEL MURPHY 12. Persecuting the Peelers BRIAN HUGHES 13. Terror Confined? Prison Violence in Ireland, 1919–1921 JUSTIN DOLAN STOVER 14. Republican Terrorism in Britain, 1920–1923 GERARD NOONAN Plates Copyright Illustrations Plates Coercion in Revolutionary Dublin 1. ‘The tank preserving the peace in disordered Dublin’ (The Graphic, 28 Feb. 1920) 2. ‘A motorist being searched by one of the military pickets’ (The Graphic, 10 Apr. 1920) The Sack of Balbriggan 3. ‘Hosiery mills, Balbriggan’ (Fingal Local Studies Collection) 4. ‘The Square, Balbriggan’ (Fingal Local Studies Collection) 5. ‘The campaign of lawlessness in Ireland’ (The Graphic, 25 Sept. 1920) 6. ‘Part of a row of cottages which were destroyed by fire’ (The Graphic, 25 Sept. 1920) Bloody Sunday 7. 119 Lower Baggot St, sidelong view (Jane Leonard, 2010) 8. 92 Lower Baggot St (Jane Leonard, 2010) 9. 38 Upper Mount St (Jane Leonard, 2010) 10. ‘A house of death’, 22 Lower Mount St (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 11. 28 Upper Pembroke St, portico (Jane Leonard, 2010) 12. 28 Upper Pembroke St, rear (Jane Leonard, 2010) 13. ‘Murder most foul in Dublin: the blackest Sunday in Irish history’ (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 14. ‘A field of death: where Hogan fell in Croke Park football ground struggle’ (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 15. Mrs Woodcock and Mrs Keenlyside (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) Aftermath of the Kilmichael Ambush 16. ‘The Martyrs of the Macroom Massacres’ (The Graphic, 11 Dec. 1920) Maps and Charts Map of properties affected by the Sack of Balbriggan Copy of map showing location of casualties and positions at Kilmichael Ambush Political inmates in Belfast prison, 1 May–31 December 1918 Number of days served by Mountjoy prison rioters, October 1919 Abbreviations BMH Bureau of Military History CC Chief Constable CI County Inspector CID Criminal Investigation Department CILI Court of Inquiry in Lieu of Inquest CMO Courts Martial Officer CO Colonial Office CS Chief of Staff Parliamentary Debates: Official Report DD DÉ, DÉ Dáil Éireann DED District Electoral Division DMP Dublin Metropolitan Police CO Colonial Office ) Defence of the Realm Acts (Regulations) DORA (R Freeman’s Journal FJ GOC General Officer Commanding (1) General Staff Officer (1st Grade) GSO ) House of Commons (Papers) HC (P HL House of Lords HO Home Office ICA Irish Citizen Army IG Inspector General Irish Independent II ) Irish Republican Army (Brotherhood) IRA (B The Irish Times IT IWM Imperial War Museum, London LHC Liddell Hart Centre, King’s College, London MAD Military Archives, Dublin MCR Monthly Confidential Report MO Medical Officer Member of Parliament Member of Parliament MP ) Manuscript(s) MS (S NAD National Archives, Dublin NAL National Archives, London NLI National Library of Ireland, Dublin OC Officer Commanding OMN O’Malley Notebooks, UCDA OS Ordnance Survey The Parliamentary Debates: Official Report PD RDC Rural District Council RIC Royal Irish Constabulary RTÉ Radio Telefís Éireann RUC Royal Ulster Constabulary TC Town Commissioner TCD Trinity College, Dublin TD Teachta Dáil Thom’s Thom’s Official Directory

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Overview: The practice of terror in revolutionary Ireland remains a highly controversial topic, which seldom receives balanced and dispassionate treatment. This collection of essays in memory of Peter Hart (1963-2010), by Brian Hanley, Anne Dolan, Eunan O'Halpin, Jane Leonard, Thomas Earls FitzGeral
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Terror in Ireland 1916–1923 edited by David Fitzpatrick Trinity History Workshop THE LILLIPUT PRESS DUBLIN In memory of Peter David Hart, born 11 November 1963, died 22 July 2010. Contents Title Page Dedication Illustrations Abbreviations 1. Introduction DAVID FITZPATRICK 2. Terror in Twentieth-Century Ireland BRIAN HANLEY 3. ‘The shadow of a great fear’: Terror and Revolutionary Ireland ANNE DOLAN 4. Violence and the Easter Rising c FEARGHAL M GARRY 5. The Sack of Balbriggan and Tit-for-Tat Terror ROSS O’MAHONY 6. The Price of Balbriggan DAVID FITZPATRICK 7. ‘English Dogs’ or ‘Poor Devils’? The Dead of Bloody Sunday Morning JANE LEONARD 8. Counting Terror: Bloody Sunday and The Dead of the Irish Revolution EUNAN O’HALPIN 9. Kilmichael Revisited: Tom Barry and the ‘False Surrender’ EVE MORRISON 10. The Execution of ‘Spies and Informers’ in West Cork, 1921 THOMAS EARLS FITZGERALD 11. Revolution and Terror in Kildare, 1919–1923 MICHAEL MURPHY 12. Persecuting the Peelers BRIAN HUGHES 13. Terror Confined? Prison Violence in Ireland, 1919–1921 JUSTIN DOLAN STOVER 14. Republican Terrorism in Britain, 1920–1923 GERARD NOONAN Plates Copyright Illustrations Plates Coercion in Revolutionary Dublin 1. ‘The tank preserving the peace in disordered Dublin’ (The Graphic, 28 Feb. 1920) 2. ‘A motorist being searched by one of the military pickets’ (The Graphic, 10 Apr. 1920) The Sack of Balbriggan 3. ‘Hosiery mills, Balbriggan’ (Fingal Local Studies Collection) 4. ‘The Square, Balbriggan’ (Fingal Local Studies Collection) 5. ‘The campaign of lawlessness in Ireland’ (The Graphic, 25 Sept. 1920) 6. ‘Part of a row of cottages which were destroyed by fire’ (The Graphic, 25 Sept. 1920) Bloody Sunday 7. 119 Lower Baggot St, sidelong view (Jane Leonard, 2010) 8. 92 Lower Baggot St (Jane Leonard, 2010) 9. 38 Upper Mount St (Jane Leonard, 2010) 10. ‘A house of death’, 22 Lower Mount St (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 11. 28 Upper Pembroke St, portico (Jane Leonard, 2010) 12. 28 Upper Pembroke St, rear (Jane Leonard, 2010) 13. ‘Murder most foul in Dublin: the blackest Sunday in Irish history’ (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 14. ‘A field of death: where Hogan fell in Croke Park football ground struggle’ (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) 15. Mrs Woodcock and Mrs Keenlyside (The Graphic, 27 Nov. 1920) Aftermath of the Kilmichael Ambush 16. ‘The Martyrs of the Macroom Massacres’ (The Graphic, 11 Dec. 1920) Maps and Charts Map of properties affected by the Sack of Balbriggan Copy of map showing location of casualties and positions at Kilmichael Ambush Political inmates in Belfast prison, 1 May–31 December 1918 Number of days served by Mountjoy prison rioters, October 1919 Abbreviations BMH Bureau of Military History CC Chief Constable CI County Inspector CID Criminal Investigation Department CILI Court of Inquiry in Lieu of Inquest CMO Courts Martial Officer CO Colonial Office CS Chief of Staff Parliamentary Debates: Official Report DD DÉ, DÉ Dáil Éireann DED District Electoral Division DMP Dublin Metropolitan Police CO Colonial Office ) Defence of the Realm Acts (Regulations) DORA (R Freeman’s Journal FJ GOC General Officer Commanding (1) General Staff Officer (1st Grade) GSO ) House of Commons (Papers) HC (P HL House of Lords HO Home Office ICA Irish Citizen Army IG Inspector General Irish Independent II ) Irish Republican Army (Brotherhood) IRA (B The Irish Times IT IWM Imperial War Museum, London LHC Liddell Hart Centre, King’s College, London MAD Military Archives, Dublin MCR Monthly Confidential Report MO Medical Officer Member of Parliament Member of Parliament MP ) Manuscript(s) MS (S NAD National Archives, Dublin NAL National Archives, London NLI National Library of Ireland, Dublin OC Officer Commanding OMN O’Malley Notebooks, UCDA OS Ordnance Survey The Parliamentary Debates: Official Report PD RDC Rural District Council RIC Royal Irish Constabulary RTÉ Radio Telefís Éireann RUC Royal Ulster Constabulary TC Town Commissioner TCD Trinity College, Dublin TD Teachta Dáil Thom’s Thom’s Official Directory

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Overview: The practice of terror in revolutionary Ireland remains a highly controversial topic, which seldom receives balanced and dispassionate treatment. This collection of essays in memory of Peter Hart (1963-2010), by Brian Hanley, Anne Dolan, Eunan O'Halpin, Jane Leonard, Thomas Earls FitzGeral
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