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Odd to think Conan O'Brien might be a distant cousin of Galbally's Ned O'Brien, who spent time in #newyork and #Chicago in 1920 smuggling guns back to Ireland alongside Dan Breen, Seán Hogan and James Scanlon, following the Knocklong rescue

This weeks dugout. East Limerick Brigade HQ in 1921, a sunken area over 7m long, within a 'double-ditch'. Accessed through trap door, it had 4 bunks, an office and cooking area, and housed 3 Vols up until the Truce. We are now Research Ireland COALESCE fund, UCD Archaeology, Dublin Abarta Heritage

Cork Fatality Register 1919-21 UCC Ireland⁩ our public history project, with detailed entries on those killed & numerous related archival sources listed. Citation details are included to use in other projects/publications that draw on the register/its findings ucc.ie/en/theirishrev…

Civil War archaeology can be difficult to find... hope no one throws away the old capitals

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Really excited to announce the publication of our new Archaeology Ireland Heritage Guide, "The Archaeology of Revolution in East Limerick", available now from archaeologyireland.ie. Archaeology Irl Mag UCD Archaeology, Dublin Abarta Heritage We are now Research Ireland National Monuments Service The Heritage Council

The #EchoesOfWar academic workshop takes place on 29 April, funded by Department of Culture, Communications and Sport #DecadeOfCentenaries bursary supported by #RIAgrants: echoesofcivilwar.com Image: Prince's St, Tralee taken during the National Army's advance on the town on 2 August 1922, from The Kerryman

Our pop-up #exhibition on objects of the Revolution in East Limerick is now at #Cappamore Library until mid-May. This project is being undertaken by UCD Archaeology, Dublin in collaboration with Abarta Heritage through the We are now Research Ireland COALESCE fund. National Monuments Service The Heritage Council

Bullets in the Brickwork. May 19th 1920, men of B Company, Mid #Limerick Brigade under the command of Michael Hartney attack two RIC men as they exit Dr Robert's surgery. In the hail of bullets Sgt Kyran Dunphy is killed instantly while Sgt Patrick Hearty died three days later.

An isolated bullet mark above a doorway in #Doon Co. Limerick, a stray shot from over a century ago We are now Research Ireland UCD Archaeology, Dublin

An arms dump remembered locally but no documents referred to it. A depression survived covered by leaf litter but confirmation is the upper rim of a milk churn, a well-known method used in the 1920s. Kilfinane Coshlea Historical Society UCD Archaeology, Dublin We are now Research Ireland National Monuments Service The Heritage Council

Our pop-up #exhibition on objects of the Revolution in East Limerick is now at Limerick Museum. This project is being undertaken by UCD Archaeology, Dublin in collaboration with Abarta Heritage through the We are now Research Ireland COALESCE fund. National Monuments Service The Heritage Council Limerick Leader / Limerick Live

Due out next week the #AtlasoftheIrishCivilWar. Great to see our contribution on graffiti at Ash Hill Towers, #Kilmallock in print. Well done all involved History at UCC CorkUniversityPress

We’re delighted to announce the launch of new guidance document 'Researching and Protecting the Archaeological Heritage of the Easter Rising, War of Independence and Civil War' with the support of National Monuments Service funded by We are now Research Ireland and University College Dublin National Museum of Ireland The Heritage Council

We have launched our free guidance on Researching & Protecting Ireland's 1916, War of Independence & Civil War Heritage. Supported by National Monuments Service, funded by We are now Research Ireland & University College Dublin & designed by Abarta Heritage, you can download it here: hdl.handle.net/10197/26964 Please share!

Delighted for the editiors and happy we could make a contribution UCD Archaeology, Dublin We are now Research Ireland