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The Belvederian. 1906-.
Bowman, J. & O’Donoghue, R. (eds.). Portraits: Belvedere College Dublin
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Jesuits at Belvedere
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Sixth-Eight Former Pupils and Teachers
of Belvedere College S.J. Who Lost Their Lives in the Military Conflicts of the 20th Century. Dublin,
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Archives
Belvedere College S.J. Archives.
Capuchin Archives, Ireland.
Irish Jesuit Archives.
Bureau of Military History,
Witness Statements
Burgess, Alfred (WS 1,634).
Ceannt, Áine (WS 264).
Czira, Sidney (WS 909).
Desborough, Albert George Fletcher (WS 1,604).
Dillon, Geraldine (WS 358).
Donnelly, Nellie (WS 256).
Doyle, Thomas J. (WS
186).
Gerrard, Edward (WS 348).
Hobson, Bulmer (WS 81).
Holland, Robert (WS 280).
Kenny, Seamus (WS 158).
Laffan, Nicholas (WS 210).
McCarthy, Cathleen (WS
937).
Moran, Christopher (WS
1,438).
O'Brien, William (WS
1,766).
Plunkett, Grace (WS 257).
Plunkett, Jack (WS 488 & 865).
Rooney, Catherine (WS 648).
Rowan, James (WS 871).
Smyth, Patrick (WS 305).
Styles, John (WS 175).
Ua Buachalla, Domhnall (WS 194).
Ua hUallacháin, Gearóid (WS
328).
Weston, Charles (WS 149).
Young, Captain Thomas (WS
531).
Journals & Periodicals
History Ireland.
The Irish Times.
Irish Independent.
The Irish Volunteer.
Irish Review.
RTV GUIDE: Iris Radio Éireann Telefis
Éireann.
Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook. Easter, 1916. Weekly Irish Times. Dublin, 1917.
Sunday Independent.
Time & Tide. Skerries Historical Society.
Books & Other
Clark, M. (ed.). The Mansion House, Dublin: 300 Years of
History and Hospitality. Dublin, 2015.
Clongowes Wood College: War
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Connell Jnr., J. E. A. Dublin in Rebellion: A Directory 1913-1923.
Dublin, 2009.
Curtin-Kelly, P. An Ornament to the City: Holy Trinity Church
& the Capuchin Order. Dublin, 2015.
Fallon, D., McGrath, S.
& Murray, C. Come Here To Me!: Dublin’s Other History. Dublin, 2012.
Ferriter, D. A Nation and Not a Rabble. The Irish
Revolution 1913-1923. London, 2015.
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Griffith, L. & McManus,
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Henry, W. Supreme
Sacrifice: The Story of Éamonn Ceannt 1881-1916. Cork, 2005.
Hogan, R. Eimar O'Duffy. Lewisburg, 1972.
Kennerk, B. Temple Street: Portrait of
an Irish Children’s Hospital. Dublin, 2014.
Kinsella, K. Out of the Dark 1914-1918: South Dubliners
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Diary of Current Events Entitled
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Nevin, D. James Connolly: ‘A Full Life’. Dublin,
2005.
O’Brien, P. Field of Fire: The Battle of Ashbourne, 1916.
Dublin, 2012.
Ó Brolcháin, H. 16 Lives: Joseph
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O’Donogue, Major F. Cathal Brugha Anniversary
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O'Duffy, E. The Wasted Land. London, 1929.
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Niall, B. The
Riddle of Father Hackett: A Priest in Politics in Ireland and Australia.
Canberra, 2009.
Plunkett, J. M. The
Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett. Dublin, 1916.
Richardson, N. According to Their
Lights: Stories of Irishmen in the
British Army, Easter 1916. Wilton,
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Ryan, A. M. 16 Dead Men:
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Sheehy,
E. May It Please the Court. Dublin,
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University of Dublin,
Trinity College: War List, February, 1922. Dublin, 1922.
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Dublin, 2013.
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GPO Garrison Easter Week 1916: A Biographical Dictionary. Dublin, 2015.
Online resources
British Pathé. ‘His Excellency Domhnaill Ua
Buachalia (Mr Donal Buckley) who has been appointed Governor-General An
Saorstat’ video footage.
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/his-excellency-domhnaill-ua-buachalia-mr-donal-buc/.
Canadian Gallantry Awards:
WWI. Clan MacCulloch.
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Humanities/FSCNS/Scots_NS/Clans/MacCulloch/Military_MacCulloch/CGA_WWI_MC.html
Canadian Virtual War
Memorial: In memory of Captain Stanislaus Cruess-Callaghan, June 27, 1917.
http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/425405
HumphrysFamilyTree.com:
Dick Humphreys.
Irish Volunteers
Commemorative Organisation.
http://irishvolunteers.org/
The James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George’s
Street, Dublin 1.
http://jamesjoyce.ie/
Maynooth University launch of
‘Domhnall Ua Buachalla: An Exhibition’.
https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/library/events/launch-domhnall-ua-buachalla-exhibition.
National Library of Ireland. The 1916 Rising:
Personalities and Perspectives exhibition.
President of Ireland: Éamon
de Valera, 1959-1973.
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Trinity College Dublin.
Changed Utterly, Ireland and the Easter Rising
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Trinity College Dublin. Irish War Memorials: 1937
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University College Cork. Multitext Project on Irish History.
