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McGarrity and Markievicz from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded July 2024
The First Soldiers of Destiny from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded November 2023
The Fianna marching to Bodenstown 1912 or 1913 from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded April 2020
Countess Markiewicz (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded September 2017
Countess Markievicz from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded October 2011
August 19, 1923 from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded August 2011
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McGarrity and Markievicz
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August 19, 1923
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Swordscookie said:
Given the fact that the street had been wrecked between 1916 and 1922 it is very difficult to place the shot. I think that you are probably correct and that the old Georgian houses you can see the backs of are those on Parnell St. A Thoms directory of that era might give you a better fix?
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vandillo said:
Well... the Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook published a list of damaged or destroyed buildings and included "Henry Taaffe - Gentlemen's Outfitter" at 8 Upper Sackville Street. And if you look at the large version of this pic, you can see "Taaffe" and "Outfitter" on the signs beside the Findlater building... But I can't make sense of the actual landscape on Google Streetview. The Irish Times archive has the headline "Republican meeting in Sackville St" for 18 August, and "Republicans in Dublin" for 20 August, but I can't access the actual articles.
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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
vandillo We have access to the Irish Times and Irish Indo in the Library so I'll try to check those over the next couple of days...
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David said:
This is indeed O'Connell Street - we are looking at the old Findlaters on the corner with Cathal Burgha street. The building at the extreme left with the arches at first floor level was included in the subsequent rebuilding and survived until the 1970s when the whole lot was replaced with an office block. See Lost Dublin, by Frederick O'Dwyer, 1982
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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
David Thank you. Will seek out Lost Dublin, and your comment reminded me to carry through on promise to check Irish Times/Indo for articles mentioned by vandillo above. Mea culpa.
Countess Markievicz
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Tammy said:
what an amazing photo! Countess get your Gun, Annie look out!
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Tara Power said:
Great pic of a truly great woman
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Sheba78 said:
I'm a non-violence hippy type but she does look cool with her extravagant hat and gun. There should be a hollywood action movie about her life. I could just see Angelina Jolie in the lead role. :)
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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Sheba78 Well, leaving guns out of it for a moment, the Countess was also a Suffragette; an artist; writer; war correspondent; first ever woman elected to the British parliament (1918) although she didn't take her seat...
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Maskingfaces said:
Fantastic Photo!