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Echoes of Their Footsteps: the Irish Civil War • 291 Adair, Sean Index A Bailey, Andrew (Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wex- Bartley, Gerald (West Connemara Flying Adair, Sean (Free State soldier) 21 ford) 75 Column) 101, 177 Adamson, George (Co. Westmeath) 162 Baker, Corporal (Free State soldier stationed Barton, Robert (Glendalough/cousin of Agnew, Bridie (Ardnasee, Hackballscross, in Dublin) 189 Erskine Childers) 112 Dundalk) 236 Baker, Joe (West Mayo Flying Column) 8, Battle of Boyle 8−9 Ahearne, Jack (East Cork) 254 10, 16, 21, 41, 79, 82, 93, 98, 107, 122, Béal na mBláth ambush (see Michael Col- Aherne, Cornelius (Kippagh, Dunmanway, 125, 126, 173, 180, 197 lins) Co. Cork) 284 Photo 180 Beckett, Martin (arrested in Co. Cork) 216 Aiken, Frank (O/C 4th Northern Division/ Baldwin, Stanley (Prime Minister of Eng- Begley, Danni 236 Chief of Staff IRA) 6, 25, 53, 100, 162, land) 270 Behan, Christina “Chrissie” (Kevin St., 191, 197, 201, 202−204, 207, 214, 225, Balfe, Frank (Free State soldier) 16 Dublin) 236 233, 285 Ballymullen Barracks (County Kerry) Behan, Lieutenant (National soldier sta- Aiken, Nano (Co. Armagh/sister of Frank) Photo 42 tioned in Castleisland, Co. Kerry) 210 269 Ballyseedy massacre (County Kerry) Behan, Peter (Newbridge, Co. Kildare) 102 Allen, Kathy (Grange, Mooncoin, Co. 177−179 Behan, Thomas (Intelligence Officer, Rath- Kilkenny) 236 Men Executed 178−179 bride Coy., Co. Kildare) 117, 132 Allen, William (trapped with Dinny Lacy in Photo 177 Behan, Thomas (fought in Counties Kildare, Ballydavid, Co. Tipperary) 168−170 Banks, Joe (killed on Benbulben Mountain, Laois, and Carlow) 280 Allison, Patrick (National soldier) 102 Co. Sligo) 86, 87 Beirne, Tom (Arigna Flying Column, Co. Alwell, Michael (Co. Louth) 283 Photo 87 Roscommon) 230 Anderson, Mrs. Annie (Ranelagh Road, Barnewell, Brigid (Lyons Cottage, Staffan Benbulben Mountain, Co. Sligo Dublin) 236 Rd., Maynooth, Co. Kildare) 236 Story of fight 86−87 Andrews, Annie (incarcerated during the Barrett, Bridget “Bunty” (Tralee, Co. Kerry) Photos of men killed 87 Civil War) 236 237 Photo of funeral cortege 87 Andrews, C. S. “Todd” (Dublin) 55, 62, 104, Barrett, Eileen (Dublin/London) 236 Bennett, Lily (Kinnegad, Co. Westmeath) 107, 163, 190, 198, 254, 257, 263 Barrett, Frank (Co. Clare/IRA Executive) 2, 119 Archdeacon, J. (Newmarket, Co. Cork) 216 3, 100, 198, 216 Benson, Dominick (Co. Sligo) 77 Argenta 41, 75, 106, 162, 175, 187, 211, 231, Barrett, James (arrested in Co. Kerry) 218 Benson, Henry “Harry” (killed on Benbul- 243, 244, 251, 257, 258, 269, 274, 283, Barrett, Peter (Ahascragh, Co. Galway) 232 ben Mountain) 87 285 Barrett, Richard “Dick” (Ballineen, Co. Photo 87 Arrests of Republicans from the Midlands Cork) 5, 96, 97, 115, 130, 131 Bergin, Joseph (Camross, Co. Laois) 252, during February, March, and April 1923 Photo 130 253 164−165 Barry, Aileen (Mitchelstown, Co. Cork) Photo 253 Arrests of Republicans during April and 237, 245 Bergin, __ (National soldier from Castle- May 1923 216−220 Barry, Chris (Mullingar) 213, 220 comer) 50 Arvonia 93 Barry, Dan (Cork) 263 Bermingham, J. (Co. Carlow) 149 Ashley, John (Dublin) 279 Barry, David (East Limerick Flying Col- Bermingham, Margaret (Prussia St., Dublin) Ashley, Thomas (Dublin) 279 umn) 283 236 Aspinall, Private __ (English soldier) 261 Barry (de Barra), Rita (Windsor Cottages, Bermingham, Mrs. Rita (Dublin) 112, 236 Aughney, Eilis (Secretary of Cumann na St. Lukes, Co. Cork) 237 Berry, Thomas (Tubberclair, Co. West- mBan Executive in Dublin) 194 Barry, Denis (Blackpool, Co. Cork/hunger meath) 64 Aughney, James (Bridge Street, Tullow) 21 striker) 107, 246−248 Bertles, Dick (Drumraney, Co. Westmeath) Australian Diggers 208−209 Photo 246 Photo 245 Aylward, Eamonn (O/C Kilkenny Brigade) Barry, Dotie (Catherine) (Windsor Cottages, Best, James (arrested in Co. Cork) 216 75 St. Lukes, Cork) 237, 245 Bibby, Father Albert (Co. Kilkenny/San Inez Aylward, Molly (incarcerated during the Barry, Frank 274 Mission, California) 3, 273−274 Civil War) 236 Barry, James (Freemount, Co. Cork) 216 Birmingham, Patrick (Mount Temple, Barry, Kathleen (sister of Kevin) 13, 166, Moate, Co. Westmeath) 164 B 211 Bishop, Jack (arrested in Co. Tipperary) 219 Bagnall, Patrick (Fairgreen, Co. Kildare) Barry, Kevin (Dublin) 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 13, 51, Black, Rose (Belfast) 269 115, 133, 272 63, 166 Blackwell, Evelyn “Eileen” (Drumbane, Pal- Bagwell, Senator (Clonmel, Co. Tipperary) Barrymore, Lord 50 lasgreen, Co. Limerick) 237 148, 159 Barry, Tom (Co. Cork) 3, 5, 51, 63, 100, 103, Blake, Crissie 236 Bahaghs Workhouse near Cahirciveen, Co. 104, 108, 109, 118, 126, 128, 130, 132, Blake, Joseph (Tom Fay) (Dublin Brigade) Kerry 162, 163, 190, 191, 199, 201, 203, 207, 277 Photo 183 224, 225 Echoes of their Footsteps: The Irish Civil War • 291 Blake, Marian (Castlegar) 236 Boyle, Sheila (Synge St., Dublin) 236 Brick, Nora (Caherbreagh, Tralee, Co. Blythe, Ernie (Minister in Free State govern- Brabazon, Sgt. (National Army officer sta- Kerry) 237 ment) 79, 229 tioned in Co. Tipperary) 211 Brien, Dinny (present at ambush at Béal na Bofin, Ned (Rosses Point, Sligo/Arigna Fly- Bradley, John (Murrisk, Co. Mayo) 283 mBláth) 61 ing Column) 56, 80, 81, 135, 171, 181, Bradshaw, Thomas (Dublin) 45 Brien, Joseph (Faheeran Company, Athlone 192, 234 Brady, Claire (Tullycoe, Cootehill, Cavan) Brigade) 162 Bofin, Paul (Rosses Point, Sligo/Arigna Fly- 237 Brock, Eileen (Albert Place, Dublin) 236 ing Column) 181, 234 Brady, John (Lappanduff, Laragh, Co. Brock, Elizabeth (Albert Place, Dublin) 236 Bohan, B. “Baby” (Market Street, Ballymote, Monaghan) 219 Broderick, Albina (sister of the Earl of Mid- Co. Sligo) 165, 237, 245 Brady, Josephine (incarcerated during the leton/Co. Kerry) 49, 212 Boland, Gerry (Dublin) 7, 262, 268 war) 236 Broderick, Moira (Ardcuain, Glenageary, Boland, Harry (Dublin) 7, 38, 69, 202 Brady, Katie (Princess Gardens, Belfast) 239 Co. Dublin) 236 Photo 38 Brady, Miss __ (Lappanduff, Laragh, Co. Brogan, Dorothy “Dotie” (Knockmore, Bal- Boland, Kathleen (traveled in the U. S. to Monaghan) 219 lina, Co. Mayo) 237 raise funds for the Irish cause) 136 Brady, Terence (Wilkinstown, Navan, Co. Brooks, Joe (Creggane,Co. Cork) 216 Boland, Patrick (Nenagh, Co. Tipperary) Meath) 115, 149 Brophy, Brigid “Bea” “Bridie” (Tullow St., 279 Brady, Thomas (Granard, Co. Longford) 75 Carlow) 236 Boland, W. (arrested in Co. Tipperary) 219 Brady, Tom (Co. Laois) 89 Brophy, Tom (captured in Co. Tipperary) Bolton, Bill (Keeloogue, Killeshin, Co. Breen, Dan (Co. Tipperary) 16, 17, 20, 27, 243 Carlow) 240 33, 43, 45, 47, 55, 80, 85, 92, 108, 120, Brosnan, Con (Moyvane, near Listowel/Free Bolton, Dan (Keeloogue, Killeshin, Co. 127, 130, 150, 151, 152, 153, 157, 159, State officer) 270 Carlow) 240 160, 161, 162, 167, 168, 169, 170, 174, Photo 270 Bolton, Mary (Mrs. Mary Malone) 176, 180, 195, 198, 199, 201, 203, 209, Brosnan, Daniel (National soldier stationed (Keeloogue, Killeshin, Co. Carlow) 240, 231, 277 in Co. Kerry) 252 241 Photo 199 Brosnan, Michael (Ballyfedora, Tralee, Co. Bondfield, Robert (dental student at the Breen, Francis (Co. Galway) 211 Kerry) 115, 136, 155 National University) 194 Breen, Kate (Grange, Maoincoin, Killarney, Brosnan, Nora (Castlegregory, Co. Kerry) Bourke, Andrew (arrested in Waterford) Co. Kerry) 237 237 219 Breen, Martin “Sparky” (Co. Tipperary) Brosnan, Tadhg (O/C 3rd Battalion, Kerry Bourke, Annie (North Circular Road, 130, 150, 151 No.1 Brigade) 182, 234 Dublin) 236 Brehony, Harry (Co. Sligo) 35, 77, 167 Brosnan, Terry (Lixnaw/member of “Aero” Bourke-Dowling, Mary (Howth Road, Brennan, __ (arrested near Dromore West, Lyons Flying Column) Dublin) 236 Co. Sligo) 219 Photo 201 Bourke, Mary 236 Brennan, Austin (Co. Clare/ Free State Brosnan, Tom (Scartaglen, Co. Kerry) 252, Bourke, Martin (see Martin Burke) Commandant) 30, 50, 123 256 Bourke, Thomas (see Thomas Burke) Brennan, Dick (captured at Mooncoin, Co. Brown, __ (captured in Scartaglin, Co. Bowe, Mary (Bree, Enniscorthy, Co. Wex- Kilkenny) 218 Kerry) 218 ford) 236 Brennan, Doctor (Dublin) 13 Brown, Thomas (Free State soldier stationed Bowen, Sighle (Killeen Road, Rathmines, Brennan, E. (Shelbourne Road, Dublin) 236 in Co. Mayo) 153 Dublin) 236 Brennan, James (Ballytrasna, Boyle, Co. Brown(e), Annie (Gracepark Gardens, Boyd, Mrs. (wife of local cattle dealer in Co. Roscommon) 56 Drumcondra, Dublin) 236 Westmeath) 65 Brennan, Gretta (Collooney, Co. Sligo) 237 Browne, John (Effin House, Co. Limerick) Boylan, James (Navan, Co. Meath) 15 Brennan, May (Main Street, Swinford, Co. 99 Boyle, Roscommon Mayo) 237 Browner, Annie (Summerhill, Dublin) 236 Battle of 8−10 Brennan, Michael (Co. Clare/ O/C 1st West- Brown, Ethel (incarcerated during the Civil Boyle, Sgt. Daniel (Officer in the National ern Division of the Free State Army) 8, War) 236 Army stationed in Co. Mayo) 196 14, 20, 24, 58, 196, 261 Brown, Mary (incarcerated during the Civil Boyle, Eileen (MacMullen Street, Belfast) Brennan, Pat (Ballytrasna, Boyle/ O/C 3rd War) 236 239 Brigade, 3rd Western Division) 56, 75, Brown, Susie (Bailey St., New Ross, Co. Boyle, Hugh (arrested in Gweedore area of 77 Wexford) 236 Co. Donegal) 217 Photo 9 Brugha, Caitlín (member of the Second Boyle, Joseph (Faheeran Company, Athlone Brennan, Patrick (arrested in Sligo[could be Dáil) 103 Brigade) 162 Pat of Ballytrasna]) 219 Photo 103 Boyle, M. (incarcerated during the war) 236 Brennan, Peter (Milltown, Co. Galway) 172 Brugha, Cathal (Minister of Defence/Dub- Boyle, Owen (Burtonport, Co. Donegal) Breslin, Christy (Dublin) 194 lin) 2, 13, 277, 280 222 Breslin, Peter (Dublin) 97, 194 Photo Lane in which he was killed 13 Boyle, Owen (Donegal fisherman) 222 Brewster, W. T. (manager of the Irish Inde- Bryan, Bridget (Henrietta St., Dublin) 236 Boyle, Patrick (Co. Meath) 15 pendent) 159 Buckley, G. (Western Road, Cork) 75 Boyle, P. J. (owner of breadvan in West Brian, Nora (Birr, Co. Offaly) 237 Buckley, James (arrested in Co. Cork) 216 Clare) 95 Briar, Margaret (Church Road, Dalkey, Co. Buckley, James (shot near Macroom, Co. Boyle, Rita (Dungloe, Donegal) 237 Dublin) 236 Cork) 83 292 • Echoes of their Footsteps: The Irish Civil War Buckley, John Joseph (Connaught Ranger) Byrne, E.
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