II.iii.10. Statements, made by Kathleen Clarke's sisters Madge and Una Daly, concerning the destruction of their home by British troops,
1921-1923.
Statements describe events in April 1921 when a combined force of British Army and R.I.C. personnel imposed a 4pm curfew in Limerick city, attacked the Daly family's bakery in the city and subequently raided and destroyed their family home.
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| Notes: | Physical description: 9 pp. |
| Arrangement: | Sub-fonds |
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II.iii.10. Statements, made by Kathleen Clarke's sisters Madge and Una Daly, concerning the destruction of their home by British troops,
1921-1923.
| In Collection: | Tom Clarke and Kathleen Clarke Papers, 1890-1972. |
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| Description: | Statements describe events in April 1921 when a combined force of British Army and R.I.C. personnel imposed a 4pm curfew in Limerick city, attacked the Daly family's bakery in the city and subequently raided and destroyed their family home. Also attached is a typescript statement describing the conditions for republican prisoners detained in Limerick Jail; the unsigned statement is dated 26 March 1923. Included is a description of living conditions, sanitation, food and medical treatment in the prison. |
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| Extent: | 9 pp. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
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MS 49,356/10
(Manuscripts Reading Room) |
| Rights: | Copyright owned by the National Library of Ireland. |