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Copy memo from "Hegarty" to "M.D." regarding Irregular activity in Waterford, investigations into the bombing of the Fourt Courts, and the delivery of mail by train in the south,

1922 July 6.

Main Creator:	Irish Free State. Army
In Collection:	Ernie O'Malley Papers, 1916-1949
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Language:	English
Subjects:	Four Courts (Dublin, Ireland) > History > Bombardment, 1922 Ireland > History > Civil War, 1922-1923 Ireland > Politics and government > 1922-1949
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Ernie O'Malley Papers,

'Field Message Notebook' [British] Army Book 153 of Ernie O'Malley, 1921 May-June.
'Field Message Notebook' Army Book 153 of Ernie O'Malley labelled "No. 1 A.C", 1921 June-July.
'Field Message Notebook' Army Book 153 of Ernie O'Malley, 1921 June-July.
Notebook of Ernie O'Malley with lists of names of members of the British forces in Ireland, circa 1920-1921.
'General Orders', printed volume issued by the Adjutant-General of the I. R. A., belonging to Ernie O'Malley, 1920 May - 1921 July.
Brief by Michael Noyk, solicitor, entitled "Field General Courts Martial. The King v Thomas Whelan. Brief for council to appear on behalf of accused. For James Williamson, Esq., K.C." 1921 February.
File 'GHQ Executive Meetings 1922-23 & Peace moves 1922-1923. Ballads' containing memoranda and reports issued by the IRA Headquarters, and various divisional commands; including report on the inspection of Mountjoy Prison in October 1923, 1922-1923 & 1948.
- Copy typescript memo titled 'Proposals of Government' in which the Irish Army Council detail plans for redistribution of staff and outline proposals for the future of the Irish Army following the handover from British forces, 1922 June 9.
- Memo from the I. R. A. Field General Headquarters, Mallow, to all I. R. A. units regarding the policy on army unification and attacks on the IRA by Dáil forces, 1922 June 30.
- List of attacks and ambushes against the R. I. C. in Limerick, starting with a raid on Limerick Post Office on 2nd January 1920 and ending with the Truce on 11th July and Limerick evacuation on 20th July 1921, circa 1921.
- Manuscript memo regarding a week long truce enacted to facilitate the reorgansation of I. R. A. and National Army forces, undated.
- Copy typescript article titled 'Incidents in connection with I.R.A. that had bearing on outbreak of present war', circa 1922.
- 'Report Re. General Round up of Nth. & Sth. County Dublin Re. Demolishing of Bridges etc.', 1922 August 8.
- Copy typewritten memo from Óglaigh na hÉireann (Irish Republican Army) warning that the Irish government is attempting to lure junior officers into negotiations and that this would weaken the I. R. A., 1922 August 12.
- Internal I. R. A. correspondence regarding the situation in Ireland following the truce, 1922 August 30.
- Copy of letter to Richard Mulcahy, Minister for Defence, regarding the death of Michael Collins and bringing an end to the Civil War, 1922 August 8.
- Copy letter from I. R. A. headquarters to Mary MacSwiney advising her that all T.D.s should attend an upcoming meeting and that the only body with the authority to officially declare a civil war is the Army Executive of the I. R. A., 1922 September 5.
- Internal I. R. A. correspondence regarding peace proposals and the contents of a letter sent to Mary MacSwiney, T.D., 1922 September 5.
- Internal I. R. A. memo by the 1st Southern Division detailing the strength of Free State forces in Cork and Kerry, circa 1922.
- Copy of internal I. R. A. memo regarding Ned Lynch and his interest in peace, 1922 September 13.
- Copy letter from the O.C. of 1st Southern Division, I. R. A., to "Miss F." stating he is willing to meet her friend to discuss details of a "peace that recognise[s] the absolute Independence of Ireland", 1922 September 23.
- Copy letter from O.C. 1st Southern Division, I. R. A., to "Miss F." suggesting O'Donoghue's in Ballinadee as a place he could meet her friend, 1922 September 23.
- Internal I. R. A. correspondence regarding John [Seán] Hales' request to meet either the Division Officer Commanding or Tom Hales, 1922 September 25.
- Letter from Liam Lynch to the Officer Commanding of 1st Southern Division, I. R. A., regarding "peace moves of enemy", 1922 September 30.
- Typescript copy of minutes of Executive Meeting of the I. R. A. on 16th October 1922, 1924 March 3.
- Report on the activities and status of the I. R. A., 1922 October 25.
- Copy report from an intelligence officer [of the National Army] in Swinford detailing the activities of Irregulars in areas of Co. Mayo and Co. Sligo, 1922 November 10.
- Report on the Newport Erris region compiled by W. A. Pritt for the I. R. A. Director of Intelligence, 1922 November 22.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, I. R. A., to all Officers regarding "Enemy Peace Moves" and requesting that they do not enter into any negotations, 1922 December 27.
- Copy letter from Seán McLoughlin to Major General Michael Brennan requesting that Brennan consider his proposals for peace, 1923 February 3.
- Letter from Sean Fitzpatrick, Limerick Prison, regarding the conditions in the prison and the immediate execution of Republican prisoners after trials, 1923 February 5.
- Letter from Conn Ua Maoldhaomhuaigh to Sean Fitzpatrick, emphasing that there will be no peace until the complete independence of Ireland is achieved, and commenting on a proposed action by the Republican prisoners, 1923 February 6.
- Letter from Sean Fitzpatrick, to Con Moloney stating that the Republican prisoners have requested for parole in order to try and discuss peace with their leaders, 1923 February 9.
- Copy of document 'Suggestions with view to ending the present armed struggle in Ireland' put forward by the Republican Prisoners in Limerick Co. Jail, [circa 1923 February].
- Letter from Seán Fitzpatrick, to Fr. O'Leary requesting that he will carefully study the document previously sent to him outlining the views of I. R. A. prisoners in Limerick Jail on the need for peace, 1923 February 9.
- Letter from Sean McLoughlin, County Jail, Limerick, to Liam Deasy, regarding the moves for peace, and requesting him to read the enclosed documents [not included], 1923 February 9.
- Copy letter from Con Moloney (Con Ua Maoldhomnaog) to Seán Fitzpatrick condemning Fitzpatrick's appeal for parole in order to act as peace negotiator, as it has weakened the I. R. A. 's bargaining power with the Free State, 1923 February 10.
- Copy of internal I. R. A. letter to the Officer Commanding Western Command regarding rumours that some I. R. A. members are pushing for peace negotiations, 1923 February 12.
- Copy of letter from Intelligence Officer Southern Command to Director of Intelligence General Headquarters regarding a move for peace in Limerick and the arrest of I. R. A. members named Fitzpatrick and DeCourcey, 1923 February 14.
- Copy of letter sent to I. R. A. staff regarding the 'Limerick Peace Move', 1923 February 17.
- Copy letter from I. R. A. Adjutant General to Chief of Staff regarding peace moves, 'An t-Oglach', and recent I. R. A. activity, 1923 February 19.
- Copy letter from Adjutant General to Officer Commanding 4th Western Division of the I. R. A. regarding the trial of Major General Michael Kilroy, 1923 February 20.
- Copy correspondence including internal I. R. A. correspondence and letters addressed to "President" / Oifig an Uachtarán, on a range of I. R. A . related topics, with authors including Ernie O'Malley and Mary MacSwiney, 1923 February 20 - March 2.
- Copy letter from the Adjutant General of the I. R. A. to the Officer Commanding 2nd Southern Division regarding the inquest into the death of Brigadier Denis Lacey, 1923 February 20.
- Letter from "McSweeney" to "Pete" saying that his parole is up and there is no hope of an extension, 1923 February 21.
- Copy letter from Seán McLoughlin and fellow prisoners in Limerick Jail, to Major General Michael Brennan, regarding a statement made by Liam Deasy in support of peace, and requesting their superiors to consider it, 1923 February.
- Letter from the Neutral I. R. A. Members' Association to President Éamon De Valera informing him that they have proposals for peace talks but that it would be useless to put them forward considering the "war atmosphere", 1923 February 24.
- Incomplete copy of a special bulletin issued by the General Headquarters of the I. R. A., Dublin 1st Brigade, on the issue of Liam Deasy and peace moves, 1923 February 24.
- Copy of Report of Divisional Meeting, 1st Southern Division, 26 February 1923, 1923 March 1.
- Minutes of the I. R. A. Army Executive, 1923 April 20.
- Copy minutes of meeting between the Irish Free State Government and the I. R. A. Army Council on the night of 26th-27th April 1923, in which a resolution was passed to make peace, 1923 June 6.
- Copy minutes of a meeting between the Irish Free State Government and the I. R. A. Army Council held on the night of 13-14th May 1923, to discuss the resolution of April 27th, 1923 May 30.
- Copy letter from Director of Intelligence, Irish Republican Army, to O/C's prisoners in all jails and camps, informing them that the Free State will make all the prisoners sign forms acknowledging them as "the lawful Government" and asking them to resist these attempts,
- Copy of the minutes of meeting of the Government and Army Council held on 30th June 1923, regarding the peace move and ending of Civil War, undated [1923 July?].
- Copy of Tom Barry's resignation letter to the Chairman of the Army Executive Council, I. R. A., 1923 July 11.
- Minutes of the Army Executive, I. R. A., held 11th - 12th July 1923, 1924 January 27.
- Inspection report for Mountjoy Prison, Dublin, including a medical report by R. Brandt, Medical Officer, 1923 October 1.
- Letter from Captain [Guinness?] to the Director of Intelligence regarding the release of internees and a request to list all men from Northern Ireland who served in the National Army, 1924 December 2.
- Copy letter from the Officer Commading of the 1st Southern Division to the Adjuntant General regarding Cork prisoners who sought parole and pushed for peace during the Civil War, 1925 February 11.
- Typewritten schedule for Saturday 22nd to Monday 24th, beginning with departure from Broadstone at 7.25 am, and includes stops in Gort, Tuam, Oughterard, and Galway, and stays with Maurice Sweeney and Fr. Burke, undated.
- List of forty five most dangerous irregular prisoners from Claremorris Command Area, undated [circa 1923?].
- Incomplete excerpt regarding I. R. A. prisoners in Kilkenny Jail and attempts to coerce them into peace negotiations and to reveal names, undated.
- Statement by Reginald Dunne about his participation (along with Joe O'Sullivan)in the assassination of Sir Henry Wilson at Liverpool Street Station, London, on 21st June 1922, with its authentication verified by Sean McGrath, 1922 & 1948.
Extracts from file "Epitome No: 53/1291" relating to Eoin Mac Neill, with reports by Count Plunkett and T. Corcoran [Timothy Joseph Corcoran?], and Eoin Mac Neill, 1920-1921.
Document entitled "From I.W. ['Irish World] April, 1881" regarding the Republican movement, its aims, funding and reporting in the 'Irish World', [circa. 1920].
Document entitled "[Sean?] Hearn" with notes and recollections of incidents during the War of Independence, [1916-1920].
List of books mainly on Irish topics with dates of publication and prices, undated [circa 1933].
Notes and extracts taken from various books by Captain J.L Hardy, who tortured Ernie O'Malley in Dublin Castle, undated.
File "IRA G.H.Q. Despatches 9-11-22" containing manuscripts, memoranda, reports and despatches from both the IRA and Irish Free State Army Headquarters, 1922-1923.
- Copy letter to Ernie O'Malley acknowledging receipt of his report, 1919 November 26.
- Copy letter to Ernie O'Malley acknowledging receipt of his report, 1919 November 29.
- Letter from the Adjutant General to the Officer Commanding, 2nd Southern Division, advising that financial donations by members should be voluntary, 1921 September 10.
- Document "Oghlaigh na n-hEireann. 4th Western Division. Form for men volunteering for Active Service in Ulster" signed by Michael Joyce, 1922 June 1.
- Copy letter from Richard Mulcahy to Ernie O'Malley regarding proposals for the appointment of staff, 1922 June 12.
- Manuscript notes on IRA Kilkenny Brigades, including Urlingford, Callan, and Hugginstown, undated.
- Copy of reports and messages regarding occupation of various positions in Dublin by the Republicans and the battles fought, 1922 July 3.
- Document "Monday - 3rd July 1922" outlining the timeframe of the fighting throughout the day between the Anti-Treaty and Pro-Treaty forces in Dublin, 1922 July 4
- Copy letter from Home Affairs to Minister for Defence suggesting prison guards be changed as the current guards are familiar with the prisoners, 1922 July 4.
- Incomplete copy of typewritten account of the location and activities of IRA forces throughout Dublin and Wicklow, 1922 July 4.
- Copy account of the fighting between the Irish Free State Army and the IRA in Co. Wexford, 1922 July 4.
- Memo for General Piaras Béaslaí emphasising the importance of refering to the Free State Army as Irish Troops and not Free State Troops, 1922 July 4.
- Appeal to former Irish Volunteers and IRA members to enlist in the Free State Army, 1922 July 4.
- Copy documents regarding censorship of newspapers and the development of the Irish army, 1922 July 4.
- Copy of report from Captain Dalton, Amiens Street, regarding the Republican forces in the Gresham and Hammond Hotels on O'Connell Street, Dublin, 1922 July 4
- Copy order by Richard Mulcahy assigning officers commanding to the Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts, 1922 July 5.
- Copy memo stating that Mr. Cope has sanctioned the loan of aeroplanes, 1922 July 4.
- Copy memo stating that Dr. Stoney, of 56 Fitzwilliam Square, Surgeon at Baggot St. Hospital, has offered his services following an appeal in the press, 1922 July 5.
- Copy memo stating that Surgeon Pringle has offered his services to the Free State Army, 1922 July 5.
- Copy report from Gorey, Co. Wexford, to the Chief of Staff, regarding the lack of resources within the Free State Army, and local IRA activity, including that Ernie O'Malley has take charge of Enniscorthy, 1922 July 6.
- Copy incomplete report by the No. 1 Eastern District of the Free State Army, with headquarters in Portobello Barracks, circa 1922.
- Copy memo from "Hegarty" to "M.D." regarding Irregular activity in Waterford, investigations into the bombing of the Fourt Courts, and the delivery of mail by train in the south, 1922 July 6.
- Copy memo from "Hegarty" to "M.D." regarding information from England that all Irregulars in England and Scotland are being recalled to Ireland to fight against the Provisional Government, 1922 July 7
- Copy memo from MD to Adjutant General regarding the cutting of telegraphic communications, 1922 July 7.
- Copy memo titled 'Concentration Points', 1922 July - August.
- Copy memo detailing military districts and officers, circa 1922.
- Reports of the First Midland Division, West Cavan Brigade, Dublin No. 2 Brigade, and others, of the IRA, 1922.
- Letter from the IRA to Cumann na mBan regarding intelligence and publicity, 1922 October 6.
- Copy extract regarding "O'Hare" titled 'The following is an extract from a report received', undated.
- Internal IRA correspondence regarding communications and wireless receiving sets, 1922 October 17.
- Letter from the Adjutant of Field Headquarters, Northern and Eastern Division, to Frank McKenna, asking about a delay in payment to Miss Clyne, 1922 October 21.
- Letter from the Assistant Adjutant, IRA, to Cumann na mBan Headquarters, requesting that they follow orders and send on weekly reports, 1922 October 26.
- List of Executive members summoned to Executive meeting [IRA], 1922.
- Manuscript notes relating to the 1st Eastern Division, IRA, 1922.
- Copy of Dáil Éireann official communique calling upon Éamon de Valera to resume his presidency and to nominate a Council of State, and other papers, 1922 October 26.
- Partial copy letter from "P. Mac, A/O/C Brigade Dublin" to "A.A.C.S." regarding repairs needed to Malahide Bridge, 1922 October 27.
- Internal IRA correspondence containing the addresses of Mrs. McKeown, two people by the name of Miss Brady, and Tom Doherty in Co. Longford, 1922 October 30.
- Manuscript notes regarding orders from the Field Headquarters in Co. Limerick to the engineers of the 1st Southern Division requesting mines and other ammunition to be brought to New Ross, 1922.
- Operation reports of the 1st Eastern Division, IRA, regarding destruction of telegraph wires, bridges, and railway lines in Counties Kildare, Dublin, Meath and Longford, 1922 November 1.
- Organisation report for the month ending October 31st from Headquarters 1st Eastern Division, 1922 November 1.
- Report on the Stokes mortar and its potential for IRA bombers, 1922 November 4.
- Report from Western Members of the Army Executive of the IRA, with covering letter from the General Headquarters, 1922 November 6.
- Correspondence regarding chauffeurs and railway drivers willing to assist the IRA with transport and a request for a list of safe houses, 1922 November 9.
- Copy memo regarding estimates of how long despatches take to reach certain brigades, 1922 November 9.
- Document "Report of Activities" regarding operations carried out by the IRA in Dublin, 1922 November 10.
- Report for week ending 17th November 1922, 1922 November 16.
- Copy declaration detailing the persons affected by the proclamation of November 17th 1922 which declared the Provisional Government of Southern Ireland an illegal body, and of November 18th regarding Enemy Courts, 1922.
- Partial memo suggesting ways to hamper repairwork on Malahide railway bridge, [1922].
- Copy letter to be coded, sent from the Chief of Staff [Liam Lynch] to G. O. C. Cork, 1922 November 20.
- Letter from the General Headquarters, Dublin, attaching a copy of a bogus despatch sent to an IRA officer by the Free State army, to try and capture him, and warns of further bogus despatches, 1922 November 23.
- Partial copy memo from Liam Lynch regarding the capture of Oldcastle and the sending of arms and sniping parties to Athlone, [1922].
- Letter to O/C 1st Southern, IRA, from Sean Hyde regarding the seriousness of the situation in Limerick, 1922 July 11.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, Army Council, IRA, to "the Speaker of the Provisional Parliament of Southern Ireland" about the treatment of Republican prisoners at the hand of Free State Army Officers, 1922 November 28.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, IRA, ordering that the members of the Provisional Government who voted for the "Enemy Murder Bill" and Free State Army Officers who approved of the Bill should be shot on sight, 1922 November 30.
- Letter from the Headquarters, Kerry No. 2 Brigade, IRA, listing 54 members of the Irish Free State who voted for "Enemy Murder Bill", and ordering that they be shot on sight, 1923 January 30.
- Letter from Frank Aiken, Chief of Staff, IRA, to all units regarding the Republican prisoners on hunger strike and warning that the "enemy" will try different tactics to break the strike, 1923 November 1.
- Manuscripts relating to ammunition, bombs, equipment, personnel, and activities of the IRA, 1922.
- Manuscript notes relating to the Kilkenny Brigade of the IRA, 1922 January 6.
Photograph of Seán Hogan's (NO. 2) Flying Column, 3rd Tipperary Brigade [graphic]
Newspaper cuttings relating to fuel, electricity, and water supplies, including one relating to the appointment of Brigadier General Sir J. A. Byrne under the Commissioner of Police of the Special Branch of New Scotland Yard, London, 1923.
Copies of 'The Staff Journal : Ogláigh na hÉireann' Vol. I. No. I, 1921 November.
Copies of 'An t-Óglach: The Official Organ of the Irish Volunteers', Vol. III. No. 4,29,34,44,45,48, and 52, 1921 April - 1922 May.
Letter from Eamon De Valera appointing Padraig O'Ruithleis [Ruttledge] as his Deputy and Acting President of the Republic, until his return or until a new president is elected, 1923 August 11.
Note by Eamon De Valera relating to the establishment of a daily newspaper, [year unknown] July 5.
Note from Padraig Ó Ruithleis to [G.D.?] and marked "confidential" regarding the release of Eamon De Valera and other Republican Prisoners, 1924 July 5.
Manuscript sketch plan [location unknown], undated.
Typescript document of 'Farney in the Fight for Freedom 1914-1921' by P.V. Hoey, 1949.
Folder 'Executive Meetings Oct. 16th 1922. IRA notes', 1922-1923.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, IRA, to the Adjutant, 1st Southern Division, regarding the political situation in Ireland, the drafting of the Irish Constitution, and the control of the army, 1922 October 11.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, to the Officer Commanding of 1st Southern Division regarding legal defence for IRA prisoners, 1922 October 11.
- Letter from Erskine Childers, Staff Captain, to Officer Commanding of the 1st Southern Division regarding the moving of printing machinery, 1922 October 17.
- Minutes of executive meeting [of IRA] held October 16th/17th 1922, 1922 October.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, to the Officer Commanding of 1st Southern Division regarding a Stokes mortar and the manufacture of shells, 1922 October 20.
- Letter from Engineering to the Adjutant General, Field General Headquarters, regarding explosives, batteries, and a Stokes gun 1922 November 20.
- Letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, to Asst. Engineering Commander regarding the procurement of an airplane and a wireless set, 1922 November 24.
- Incomplete typewritten article on the lack of training within IRA Brigades, [1922].
- Typescript copy list detailing the members of the IRA Executive that have been arrested and the members assigned as their substitutes, 1922 November 26.
- Letter from Donal Hales, Consul for the Irish Republic, Genoa, to the 'Freeman's Journal', regarding the assassination of his brother Sean Hales on 6th December 1922, and the shooting of four Republican prisoners who were held in custody by the Free State, in retalliation on 8th December 1922, 1922 December 9.
- Copy typescript letter regarding an article on a peace meeting printed in the "Examiner", and that the IRA's only hope is that the government has been weakened enough to negotiate with them, 1922 December 16.
- Copy letter from P. Mac Carthaigh to members of the IRA Army Council and Commander-in-Chief regarding an IRA supporter in Cork referred to as "Solo", 1922 December 20.
- Copy memo regarding the restructuring of Irish prisons for men and women civil prisoners, and those sentenced through military courts, 1922 December 26.
- Incomplete copy memo summarising activities and attacks by the IRA in Connaught during February 1923, 1923 February 23.
- Letter from the Adjutant General [Con Moloney?] to Chief of Staff [Liam Lynch] of the IRA, regarding the peace movement and the continuing fighting during the Civil War in Ireland, with mention of the Republican prisoners including Ernie O'Malley, 1923 February 26.
- Message from Intelligence Department regarding the translation of a cypher message about the cessation of hostilities and the ending of the Civil War, 1923 April 14.
- Part of draft of "Proposed Terms of Settlement" to end the Civil War in Ireland, 1923 May [23].
- Copy memo to Chief of Staff [Frank Aiken] providing a review of IRA activity, including co-operation from members of the Army Executive, and recent attacks, 1923 May 8.
- Letter from "M. C.", Director of Intelligence, to Officers Commanding and Prisoners in all jails and camps, regarding attempts by the Free State Army to coerce IRA members into acknowledging the Free State as the official Irish government, 1923 June 13.
- Copy letter from Tom Barry to the Chairman, Army Executive Council, IRA, tendering his resignation from the Army Executive Council and as Officer of the IRA, in protest at the rumours regarding his negotiations for peace with the Free State, and also the issue of the destruction of arms, 1923 July 11.
- Copy memo issued to all IRA members advising that the Executive was given powers of peace and war at the general convention on 10th April 1922, and warns against anyone who seeks to usurp their authority, 1923 July 19.
- Copy memo from "P. MagF. Div. Adj." to Brigade Officers Commanding demanding reports on infringments of the "Dump Arms" order, 1923 September 20.
- Manuscript notes from the Intelligence Officer of Brigade 1 to the Director of Intelligence, IRA, providing intelligence from Dublin City, 1923 October 23-25.
- Copy memo from "M", IRA Director of Intelliegence, to "M", regarding the assigning of deputies in case of arrests, creating a commemorative book of records, and contact with prisoners, 1923 October 25.
- Copy letter from the Office of the Director of Intelligence to the Adjutant General, IRA, regarding the collection of propaganda material to promote the cause of hunger strikers, 1923 November 12.
- Letter from Eoin Ó Dúnlaing to the Officers Commanding of each IRA Division asking for forms to be filled out providing information on the families of IRA soldiers killed in action so the President can write condolence letters, 1922 December 16.
Folder 'Peace Moves 1923', 1923 February - June.
- Copy letter from Seán McLoughlin, County Jail, Limerick, to Liam Deasy, about his imprisonment, the moves for peace and requesting Deasy's opinion on the ending of the Civil War in Ireland, 1923 February 7.
- Letter from Seán McLoughlin, Limerick Prison, to Major General Michael Brennan, G.O.C. Limerick, regarding a wireless message containing a statement by Liam Deasy about ending the Civil War, and requesting that an end to the armed struggle in Ireland should be brought about, 1923 February 8.
- Letter from Frank Barrett, Officer in Command, 1st Western Division, IRA, to Liam Deasy, regarding Deasy's attempts to end the Civil War, 1923 February 5.
- Draft letter from Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, IRA, to Liam Deasy, criticising him for his "misguided action" in attempting to secure peace and end the Civil War, undated [ca. 1923].
- Draft letter from Seán MacSwiney to Liam Deasy expressing his sympathy that Deasy has been captured by the Free State troops and criticising the actions of the Free State Officers in the executions of Republican prisoners, 1923 February 5.
- Letter from Frank Carty, Brigadier, Headquarters, 4th Brigade, 3rd Western Division, to Liam Deasy criticising him for his attempts to secure peace with the Free State and criticising Richard Mulcahy for his "murder policy" of Republican prisoners, 1923 February 6.
- Letter from Frank Carty, Brigadier, Headquarters, 4th Brigade, 3rd Western Division, to Liam Deasy regarding his attempts to secure peace with the Free State and the murder of Republican prisoners, 1923 February 6.
Document "Summary of association with Volunteers and IRA organisations" by David Dundon, 3 O'Connell Street, Limerick, undated [1926].
File "Royal Ulster Constabulary; - Intelligence Summaries issued by." belonging to the Office of Director of Intelligence, General Headquarters, Parkgate, Dublin, containing copies of reports by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 1924 February - 1925 January.
- Cover of file "Royal Ulster Constabulary; - Intelligence Summaries issued by." belonging to the Office of Director of Intelligence, General Headquarters, Parkgate, Dublin.
- Bi-monthly intelligence summary for period ending January, 31st 1924, with covering letter by E. Gelston, Deputy Inspector, for the Inspector General of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 1924 February 4.
- Bi-monthly intelligence summary for period ending January, 31st 1924, with covering letter by E. Gelston, Deputy Inspector, for the Inspector General of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 1924 February 4.
- Copy of bi-monthly intelligence summary for period ending April 30th 1924, supplied by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering letter by Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, 1924 May 15.
- Copy of bi-monthly intelligence summary for period ending April 30th 1924, supplied by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering letter by Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, 1924 May 15.
- Copy of report "Period ending 16th May, '24. Extracts from Bi-Monthy - Intelligence Summary', 1924.
- Report from Captain D. McGuinness, Office of Director of Intelligence, to Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, regarding the political situation in Northern Ireland, 1924 July 2.
- Extract from report of Captain McGuinness dated 2-7-1924.
- Report from Lieutenant B. Donegan, Office of the Director of Intelligence, to Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, on the letter cipher in use in Northern Ireland, 1924 November 3.
- Copy of bi-monthly intelligence summary for period to 15th September 1924, supplied by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering letters by Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, and Lieutenant B. Donegan, 1924 November 5.
- Memo listing the missing copies of summaries sent to the Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, 5th November 1924, with covering letter from Captain D. McGuinness, 1924 November 11.
- Copy of intelligence bi-monthly summary for period to 30th September 1924 issued by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering letter from Colonel Michael Joseph Costello, Director of Intelligence, Irish Free State Army, to the Chief of Staff, 1924 November 5.
- Bi-monthly summary of intelligence for North-East Ulster issued by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 1924 November 28.
- Summary of information by R.U.C. regarding conditions in the Free State, [ca. 1924].
- Copy of bi-monthly intelligence summary for fortnight ending December 1924 and copies of "Conditions in the Free State" and "Recent orders" issued by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering letter by Captain D. McGuinness, Irish Free State Army, 1925 January 13.
- Copy of bi-monthly intelligence summary and copy of "Conditions in the Free State" issued by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, with covering note by Captain D. McGuinness, Irish Free State Army, 1925 January 29.
File "Letters from Simon Donnelly (Mountjoy) Aug. 22" containing letters from Simon Donnelly to "Jim" [James Ryan] regarding his attempt to tunnel out of the Prison, 1922 August 17 & 29.
- Empty envelope inscribed: "Letters from Simon Donnelly (while he was in M[ount]joy) / To J. R. / Jas Ryan / Aug 1922", 1922 August.
- Manuscript note reads "Davy from Simon", undated.
- Letter from Simon Donnelly, Mountjoy Prison, to James Ryan informing him that the tunnel was discovered, 1922 August 17.
- Letter from Simon Donnelly, Mountjoy Prison, to James Ryan, requesting information and that letters from the prison will be sent to him via Eccles Street, 1922 August 17.
- Letter from Simon Donnelly, Mountjoy Prison, to James Ryan, about Rory O'Connor and the fighting in South Dublin, 1922 August 29.
Order issued by Oglaigh na h-Eireann warning citizens of the Irish Republic who convey information to the "enemy" will be regarded as spies, 1922 September 8.
Hand-coloured illustration of a grenade made by the IRA, 1920-1921, undated [ca. 1922].
Letter from W.J. Whelan, Volunteer in No. 1 Brigade, Kerry, to "Peter" regarding his involvement in the Civil War in Ireland, 1923 February 18.

Copy memo from "Hegarty" to "M.D." regarding Irregular activity in Waterford, investigations into the bombing of the Fourt Courts, and the delivery of mail by train in the south,

1922 July 6.

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In Collection:	Ernie O'Malley Papers, 1916-1949
Main Creator:	Irish Free State. Army
Language:	English
Extent:	1 item (1 page).
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS 10,973/11/22 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.