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Adrien Mary

Agnew Arthur P

Barry Leslie Mary

Begley David Timothy

Behan James

Behan Michael

Bermingham Andrew J

Bermingham John Joseph

Billings Joseph

Bird Patrick

Boland Edmund

Boland Harry

Boland Michael

Bolger John

Bourke David J

Boylan John

Bracken Joseph

Bracken Peadar

Brady Michael

Breen Liam

Brennan James Michael

Brennan-Whitmore William

Brooks Christina.

Brophy Daniel

Brophy Thomas

Bryan Thomas

Bulfinn Eamonn

Burke Bartholomew

Burke David

Burke Elizabeth (McGinty )

Burke Frank

Burke Nicholas

Byrne Catherine (Rooney)

Byrne Christopher

Byrne Edward

Byrne James

Byrne James

Byrne John C

Byrne John. (Sean).

Byrne Louis

Byrne Lucy Agnes

Byrne Patrick J

Byrne Peter S

Byrne Thomas F

Caddell Patrick

Caffrey John

Caffrey Matthew

Caldwell Patrick

Callan Joseph

Canny Daniel

Carmichael Alexander

Carney Winifred

Carpenter Peter

Carpenter Walter P

Carrigan Charles KIA

Carrigan James

Carroll Patrick

Carroll Peter

Cassels James

Cassidy James Philip

Chadwick Mrs May

Clarke Liam

Clarke Thomas J

Clinch Patrick Joseph

Coade Seán

Colgan Patrick (O' Colgain)

Colley Henry (Harry)

Collins Michael

Connaughton Patrick

Connolly Brigid

Connolly James Executed 

Connolly Joseph William

Connolly Roderick James

Conroy Andrew

Conroy Herbert

Conroy James Patrick

Conway Sean Joseph

Coogan Alice

Cooper John Dutton

Corbally Laurence

Corbally Richard

Corbally Thomas

Corcoran Mary Teresa

Cosgrave Edward K.I.A.

Costello Edward KIA

Costello Joseph KIA

Courtney Daniel

Cowley Michael

Coyle Henry KIA

Craven Thomas

Cremen Michael

Crimmins Thomas

Cripps Joseph A

Crofts Gerard

Croke Michael

Croke Thomas

Cromien John KIA

Cullen May

Cullen William F

Cummins Mark Joseph

Dalton Patrick

Daly Denis

Daly Liam

Daly Seamus

Darcy Charles KIA

Darcy William

Davitt Daniel

de Burca Aoife

Deegan Máire

de Paor Nancy Doctor

Dennany Patrick

Derham Joseph

Devereux Patrick

Devine Francis

Devine Thomas W

Devoy James Joseph (Seamus)

Dickenson William (Liam)

Donnelly Charles

Donnelly Patrick

Dore Eamon T

Dowling Michael

Downie Margaret

Doyle Edward

Doyle John

Doyle John

Doyle John Joseph

Doyle Peter

Drury Patrick Joseph

Duffy Edward

Duffy Joseph

Duffy Louise Gavan

Dunne Francis

Dunne John

Dunne Joseph

Dunne Thomas

Dwyer Michael

Dyas Albert

Early John

English Maire

English Patrick

English Patrick Francis

Ennis Thomas

Eustace Robert Christopher

Finegan Michael

Fitzgerald Desmond

Fitzharris John J

Fitzpatrick Andrew J

Fitzsimons Maurice

Flanagan Matthew

Flanagan Maurice Daniel

Fleming James

Flood Josephine nee Neary

Flynn Ignatius

Flynn Patrick

Fogarty Thomas

Foley Michael Patrick

Foley Nora (Ni Foghludha)

Fox Michael

Friel Bernard

Furlong Andrew

Gahan Joseph

Gahan Mary

Gallagher Patrick

Gannon Henry

Garland Patrick

Gavan John J

Geoghegan John Joseph

Gethings Lucie

Gibson Richard

Giffney Michael

Gleeson Joseph

Gleeson Martin

Gogan Richard P

Golden David Thomas

Good Alfred

Grace Bridget

Graves John

Grenan Julia

Griffin Gerald

Halpin John

Hannon Arthur

Harris Thomas

Hayes Seán

Hayes James Joseph

Healy John KIA

Healy Richard

Heery James Michael

Heffernan Michael

Hegarty Sean

Henderson Frank

Henderson Leo James

Heron James J

Hickey Richard

Higgins Frederick P

Higgins Peter

Hoey Patricia

Holohan Hugh Aloysius

Horan John Joseph

Hore Martin

Hughes James

Hughes Patrick

Hughes Thomas

Hunter James

Hutchinson Joseph

Hynes John F

Jones Thomas

Joyce Brian

Kavanagh Ernest KIA

Kearney Thomas

Kearns Hubert

Keating Con

Keely John

Kelly Edward

Kelly Francis Matthew

Kelly John

Kelly Joseph

Kennan Austin

Kennedy Luke

Kenny Henry Vincent

Kenny James

Kenny John

Kenny Michael

Keogh Bernard

Keogh Gerald KIA

Kerr Sean

Kilcoyne Thomas

Kilgallon John A

Killeen Robert

Kilmartin Patrick

King Daniel

King George

King John

King Patrick

King Samuel

Kirwan Patrick

Knightly Michael

Lafferty John

Lambert Bridget (Doran)

Largan Michael

Lawler Patrick

Lawless Edward

Lawless Mary

Leahy Thomas

Ledwith Joseph

Lee Hugh

Lee Joseph

Lemass Noel

Lemass Sean F

Lynch Diarmuid

Lynch John

Lynch Martin

Lynch Patrick KIA

Lynch Patrick Leo

MacDermott Rory

MacDiarmada Sean

MacDonnell John

MacEntee Sean

Macken Frank KIA

Mackey Laurence

Mackey Michael

MacMahon Charles Eugene

MacMahon Patrick

MacNeive Liam

MacSharry M nee Fagan

Maguire John (Jack)

Maguire Matthew

Mahon Patrick Joseph

Mahon Patrick

Mahon Thomas

Mairé Louis

Malone J J

Mangan Thomas

Manning Henry

Mapotar Maire

McAuliffe Gearoid

McCabe Kevin J

McCormack James KIA

McCrea Patrick

McDonagh Joseph

McElligott James John

McElroy Mairéad (Margaret)

McEntagart John

McEvoy James

McEvoy Thomas

McGallogly John

McGallogly Seamus (McGaleagly)

McGarry Sean

McGinley Conor

McGinley John Eunan

McGinley Patrick

McGinley William (Liam)

McGinn Michael Conway

McGowan Seamus

McGrane Christopher

McGrath Patrick J (junior)

McGrath Patrick J (senior)

McGrath Thomas

McMahon Daniel

McMahon Donal

McMahon Sean

McManus Patrick

McNally John

McPartlin Peter C

Meagher Patrick

Milroy Sean

Mooney Patrick

Moore Edward J

Moore John

Moughan Henry

Mulcahy Mary J

Mulligan Andrew

Mulvey William Robert

Mulvihill Michael KIA

Murphy Fintan

Murphy Gertie

Murphy Kathleen

Murphy Martha

Murphy Michael

Murphy Michael

Murphy Patrick

Murphy Robert Joseph

Murphy Stephen

Murphy William

Murray Eileen

Murray Joseph

Murray May

Murray Patrick Joseph

Murray Thomas

Murtagh Francis

Murtagh Joseph

Ni Ainle, Maire

Ni Foghludha, Nora

Ni Riain, Aine

Noone Mrs Ellen

Norgrove Frederick

Norton James

Nugent Michael

Nugent Patrick

Nunan Ernest (Noonan)

Nunan John (Noonan)

Ó Briain Eoghan

O’Brien John

O’Brien Matthew

O’Brien Michael

Ó Buachalla Domhnall

O’Byrne James

O’Byrne James

O’Carroll Kevin

O’Connell Mary

O’Connor James

O’Connor John Thomas

O’Connor Patrick KIA

O’Connor Peter

O’Connor Sean

Ó Donnchadha Thomas 

O'Donoghue William

O’Farrell Elizabeth

O’Hanrahan Mary

O'Keeffe Patrick 

O’Kelly Fergus F

O’Kelly Sean T

O’Mahony Eamon Joseph

O’Mahony Matthew

Oman George

O’Moore Donough

Ó Mordha Padraig

Ó Murchadha Colm

Ó Murchadha Peadar

O’Neill Wicks Arthur KIA

O’Neill James

O'Neill James (Seamus)

O’Neill John

O’Neill John

O’Neill Maura (Máire)

O'Neill Patrick Joseph

O’Rahilly The KIA

O’Reilly Nora

O’Reilly John

O’Reilly Joseph

O’Reilly Joseph

O’Reilly Michael William

O'Reilly Patrick

O’Reilly Thomas KIA

O'Reilly William Joseph

O’Sullivan Gearoid

O’Sullivan James

O'Sullivan James J

O’Toole William

Parnell Matthew

Pearse P H Executed Leader

Pearse William Executed 

Pedlar Liam

Plunkett John (Jack)

Plunkett Joseph Mary Executed Leader.

Plunkett Seoirse (George)

Poole Vincent.

Price Leslie

Price Sean

Purcell Charles

Quinn Margaret

Rafferty Mrs M J nee Walsh

Rankin Patrick

Redmond Andrew

Redmond Annie

Redmond James

Redmond John

Reid John

Reilly Matthew

Reynolds John R

Reynolds Molly

Reynolds Peter Joseph

Riain Aine

Ríain Bheronica

Richards Bridie

Ridgeway Harry

Ring Christopher

Ring Joseph

Ring Leo

Ring Patrick

Ring William

Robinson Seamus

Roche Thomas J

Roche William

Rogers Sarah

Ronan Fenton Christopher

Rossiter Cathleen

Ryan Oliver

Ryan Thomas

Saurin Charles

Savage Martin

Scollan John Joseph

Scullin Francis

Scullin Leo Patrick

Seely Patrick Joseph

Seville James

Sexton James

Sheridan Francis (Frank)

Sheridan James

Shields Arthur

Shortis Patrick KIA

Simpson Matilda

Slater Birdie (nee Walsh)

Slattery Peadar

Smith Charles

Stafford Brooks, Christine

Staines Michael

Stanley Joseph

Steinmayer Charles Joseph

Stephenson Patrick Joseph

Stritch James

Stynes Mrs Ellin nee Lambert

Supple Padraig

Swan Anthony

Sweeney James

Sweeney Joseph

Sweeney Patrick

Tallon Christopher

Tallon James

Tallon Joseph

Tannam Liam

Thornton Frank

Thornton Hugh

Thornton Patrick

Tobin Annie (Mrs Soalfield)

Toomey Joseph

Toomey Stasia (Mrs S Byrne)

Traynor Oscar

Treston Cathleen

Trimble Joseph

Tully George

Tuohy Patrick

Turner Cormac

Turner Francis

Turner Joseph

Twamley John J

Tyrrell Timothy

Ui Faoithe, Brigid Bean (Dixon)

Wade Michael

Walker Charles

Walker Matthew J

Walpole Robert Henry

Walsh Christopher

Walsh Edward KIA

Walsh, James Joseph

Walsh Margaret

Walsh Mark William

Wardick James

Weafer Patrick

Weafer Thomas KIA

Wheatley Thomas

Whelan Joseph

White John J

White Michael

Willis Henry

Wisely Esther (Mrs S O’Moore)

Wren James

Boland's Mills

Banks Henry

Bermingham John

Boylan Stephen

Bracken John

Bracken John Junior

Breen Sean

Brennan Patrick

Breslin Tobias (Toby)

Brown Joseph

Browne James

Browne William

Bruen William

Burton Frederick

Byrne Andrew Joseph K.I.A.

Byrne Christopher

Byrne Denis

Byrne John

Byrne Joseph John

Byrne Michael

Byrne Michael

Byrne Michael

Byrne Michael

Byrne Michael

Byrne Patrick

Byrne Patrick

Byrne Peter

Byrne Thomas

Byrne William

Carberry Christopher

Carroll Dudley

Casey (Alfred) Leo

Cassidy Thomas

Christian William

Clarke Joseph KIA

Coates Peter

Colgan Daniel

Collins Charles Tottenham

Conroy William

Cooper Robert

Cosgrave John

Costello Séan (John) K.I.A.

Coyne Thomas

Cullen John Christopher

Curran Joseph Michael

Daly James

de Valera Eamon

Donnelly Simon.

Donovan Michael

Doogan John

Doyle David

Doyle James Henry

Doyle James Joseph

Doyle John William

Doyle Joseph

Doyle Michael

Doyle Patrick KIA

Doyle Patrick

Doyle Patrick James

Doyle Seamus

Doyle Seamus

Dunne John (Sean O Duinn)

Ennis Edward KIA

Fitzgerald James

Fitzgerald Leo

Fitzgerald Sheila (Julia)

Fitzgerald Theobald Wolfe Tone

Fitzgerald Thomas

Fitzgerald William

Flanagan Patrick

Fleming Michael

Flynn John Andrew

Fullam Thomas

Gill James T

Gordon Edward

Grace James Joseph

Griffin Martin

Guilfoyle Joseph

Guilfoyle Séan

Hayes Augustine

Henry James

Humphreys Robert

Jackson Francis

Jackson Joseph

John Andrew Flynn

Kavanagh James

Kavanagh Liam

Kavanagh Peter

Kelly Richard

Kelly Thomas Joseph

Kenny Charles

Kinsella John

Kirwan Edward

Lalor Eamon

Lennon Michael John

Leonard Edward

Leonard Patrick

Lyons George A

MacDermott Joseph

MacDowell Cathal (MacDubhghaill)

Macken Peadar (Peter). Killed in Action

MacMahon Sean

Maguire James

Mallon James

Malone Michael KIA

Malone Robert

Martin Joseph Patrick

McArdle Peter

McBride Patrick

McCabe Patrick

McCabe William A

McCarthy Bernard

McCarthy Michael

McDonnell Andrew

McDowell Patrick

McKenna John

Meagher Michael

Meagher Patrick

Merriman Michael

Murphy Christopher J

Murphy John J

Murphy Liam P

Murphy Richard KIA

Murray Frank (Francis)

Murray Michael

Murray Seamus (James)

Nolan Patrick

O’Connor Joseph

O’Connor Joseph

O’Donoghue Denis

O’Hanlon Séan (John)

O'Brien William

O'Byrne Joseph Michael

O'Byrne Thomas Joseph

O'Grady John KIA

O'Keeffe John

O'Keeffe Michael

O'Mara Peter

O'Neill Andrew

O'Reilly Christopher

O'Rourke Thomas

O'Shea James

O'Shea John James

Patton Kathleen. Nee Murphy

Pearle Richard

Peate Thomas

Peelo Denis

Pender James

Porter Eugene

Purfield James

Quinn John

Redican James

Redican Thomas Christopher

Reid Patrick

Reid Seán Joseph

Reynolds George KIA

Roe Patrick Joseph

Roe William Charles

Ronan William

Ryan Cornelius

Scully Thomas

Smith Albert

Smith William

Stokes John Joseph

Stokes Richard

Tannam Michael Aloysius

Thompson Alexander

Traynor Thomas

Tubridy Mortimer

Viant Margaret

Walker John

Walsh James

Walsh Thomas

Ward Patrick

Whelan Patrick KIA

Williams Patrick

Woodcock William Joseph

Cabra Bridge

Blanchfield, Thomas Patrick

Brennan Maurice

Canny Joseph

Corless Patrick John

Cusack John

Daly Patrick J

Dempsey James

Dunne Patrick

Faulkiner John (Faulkner)

McArdle John

McDermott Patrick

Morgan John

O’Connor Patrick J

O Higgins James

O’Reilly Samuel P

City Hall

Barrett Mrs Kathleen

Brady Brigid (Murphy)

Brady Christopher

Byrne John

Byrne John

Byrne Louis

Byrne Patrick Joseph

Connolly George

Connolly Matthew

Connolly Sean

Coyle Thomas

Daly Thomas

Darcy Charles (D'Arcy)

Delaney Michael

Elmes E

Farrell Denis

Finlay John

Fitzpatrick Francis

Flynn Kathleen

Geraghty Sean

Geoghegan George

Halpin William

Halpin William

Hanratty Mrs Emily

Healy Thomas

Kain Thomas

Kelly Bessie

King Arthur

King George

King S

Lambert James

McDonnell James

McHugh Alfred James

Molony John

Mullally Michael

Nelson Thomas

Nolan John

Norgrove Alfred George

Norgrove Annie

O’Duffy Brigid (nee Davis)

O’Dwyer James

O’Keeffe John C

O’Leary Philip

Oman William

O’Reilly John

O’Reilly John

Poole John

Seery James

Sexton Michael

Shanahan Jennie

Walsh Thomas

Williams, Patrick Joseph

Winstanley Henry

The Four Courts

Allen Mary (nee Murray)

Allen Thomas

Archer Liam Aloysius

Ashton William Francis

Barrett Benedict

Beaslai Piaras

Beatty Katie

Beggs Robert

Begley Daniel Joseph

Bent John

Bevan Charles S

Bevan James

Bevan Joseph

Bevan Thomas J

Bibby, Father Albert OMC

Bird James

Blackburn Kathleen nee Kenny

Brabazon Joseph

Breslin Christopher

Breslin James

Breslin Peadar

Breslin Thomas

Bridgeman Edward

Burns James

Butler George

Byrne Ambrose

Byrne Bernard Christopher

Byrne Charles Bernard

Byrne John

Byrne Laurence

Byrne Mary

Byrne John (Sean)

Byrne Seamus

Byrne Teresa nee Healy

Cahill James

Callender Ignatius

Campbell Michael John

Carroll Robert J (O'Carroll)

Carron Maire

Casey Hugh

Cassidy Thomas

Catlin, John Patrick

Clancy Peadar (Peter)

Cody Sean

Coffey Joseph

Coghlan Francis X

Cole Thomas

Coleton Elizabeth nee Murnane

Collins Maurice John

Comber Eamon

Condron Luke

Conroy James (Senior)

Coogan Patrick Vincent

Cooling Joseph

Cosgrave Michael

Costello Edward KIA

Costigan Ellen (Nellie nee Ennis)

Cox Redmond

Coyle William

Cullen Joseph

Cullen Thomas

Daly Edward Executed Leader

Daly Patrick

Darker William (Michael)

Darling Luke

Delaney Henry

Delemere Edward

Dempsey James

Derham Michael

Dervin Paul

Doggett Christopher

Domican Séan (John)

Donohoe Robert

Donohoe Sylvester

Dowling Andrew

Dowling James Thomas

Dowling John

Doyle John

Doyle Thomas

Drennan William

Duffy Christopher

Duggan Eamon J

Duggan May nee Kavanagh

Dunne Thomas

Dunne Thomas John

Dwan, John KIA

Edwards Michael

Ellis Sean

Fagan John

Fagan Michael

Fahy Anna

Fahy Frank

Farrell John

Farrell Patrick KIA

Farrelly Sean

Farren Stephen

Feeney Gerald

Fisher John

Fitzpatrick Denis

Flood Sean

Fogarty Patrick

Forde Sean

Foy Frederick

Frawley Denis

Gahan Matthew

Gaynor Arthur Philip

Geraghty Christopher

Gilsenan Patrick

Green Patrick

Griffin Florence 

Griffin Gerald

Griffith William

Grimley Michael

Harnett Alf

Hamill Thomas

Healy Cathleen

Henderson Thomas

Hendrick Edward

Hendrick James Joseph

Heron Aine

Hogan Patrick Joseph

Hogan William Conor

Howard George

Howard Sean KIA

Howlett Michael

Hurley Sean KIA

Hyland Christopher

Hyland Thomas

Hynes Sean

Kavanagh James

Kavanagh James Joseph

Keating Mary Pauline nee Morkan

Kelly Joseph

Kelly Michael

Kelly Patrick

Kennedy Sean

Kennedy James J

Kennedy James P

Kennedy John

Kenny John

Kenny John

Laffan Nicholas

Lawlor Mary nee O’Carroll

Lawlor Frank

Lawlor Larry

Lawlor Sean

Ledwith Emily nee Elliott

Ledwith Peter

Leggett Robert

Lennon Nicholas

Leonard Joseph (Richard)

Lowe Arnold

Lynch Fionán

Lynch Gilbert

Lyons Edward

Lyons Joseph

McCabe Frank

McCann Thomas Joseph

McCormack Christopher J

McCormack John

McDonnell Thomas

McDonough Joseph

McEvatt Louis

McGill Joseph

McGuinness Joseph

McGuinness Rose

Macken Patrick

McKeon Brigid nee Murrane

McKeon William

McLoughlin Peter

McNally Francis

MacNamara James

McNamara Patrick J

McNestry Patrick

McNulty Michael J

McNulty Peadar

Magee Michael

Manning Peadar KIA

Mason Frank

Meade Henry

Meade Walter

Meade William Christopher

Merrigan Thomas

Mooney Patrick

Morkan Eamon

Morkan Philomena 

Mulkearns James Joseph

Mullen Peter

Mulligan Margaret

Murnane Liam

Murnane Margaret nee Martin

Murphy Bernard



Murphy Eileen nee Walsh

Murphy Francis Charles

Murphy Hubert Joseph

Murphy Martin

Murphy Michael

Murphy Michael

Murphy William

Murray Joseph Michael

Murtagh Laurence Joseph

Murtagh Patrick

Musgrave Denis Joseph

Neilan Arthur James

Nevin Patrick

Nolan Thomas Francis

Noonan Christopher (Nunan)

O’Brien John

O Briain Sean

O’Brien Michael

O’Brien Patrick J

O’Brien Patrick 

O'Brien Thomas

O’Carroll Annie nee O’Keeffe

O’Carroll Mary nee O’Sullivan

O’Carroll Michael

O’Carroll Sean

O Ceallachain Donnchadh

O’Conaill Mort (Mortimer O’Connell)

O’Connor John Stephen

O’Connor Patrick J

O’Connor Thomas D

O’Connor Tommy

O’Dea Michael

O’Doherty Florence J (Fionán)

O’Doherty Liam

O Donnabhain Cornelius (O'Donovan)

O’Duffy Sean Martin

O’Flanagan Francis

O’Flanagan George

O’Flanagan Michael

O’Flanagan Patrick Joseph KIA

O’Gorman Mary Christina nee Hayes

O’Hanlon Bernard

O’Hanlon Patrick

O’Leary Patrick Joseph

O Loingsigh Miceal

Oman Robert

O’Moore Sean

O’Neill Joseph

O’Neill Michael Edward

O’Neill Patrick Francis

O’Neill William

O’Reilly Luke J

O’Reilly Peter

O’Reilly Thomas

O'Reilly Thomas

O Riain Liam S (William Ryan).

O Sullivan James

Parker Bernard

Parker Ellen nee O’Flanagan

Plunkett James P

Pollard Frank D

Pollard Louisa nee O’Sullivan

Pollard Stephen Patrick

Prendergast Sean

Rawley Albert Sylvester

Regan Laurence

Reid John James (Sean)

Reynolds Joseph Francis

Richmond John

Roache Joseph

Ryan William

Saunders Michael

Scully Michael

Scully William

Sheerin Thomas P

Sheridan James

Sheridan John

Shiels Henry (Harry)

Shouldice Frank

Shouldice John Francis (Jack)

Smart Thomas

Staines Henry Vincent

Staines James

Swan Patrick Joseph

Sweeney James Joseph

Thornton Brigid nee Lyons

Tobin Liam

Travers Edward

Ui Chonnallan Martin (Martin Conlon)

Ui Chonnallan, Peig Bean

Ui Conaill Eilis nee Ni Riain

Walsh James

Walsh Philip KIA

Ward George

Ward Sean

Whelan George

Williams John J

Wilson Mark

Yourell Thomas

Jacob's Factory

Barrett James

Barrett William

Begley Joseph Patrick

Bermingham John

Berry William

Blake William L

Boland Gerald

Boyne John

Brady Francis

Brady James Joseph

Brady Patrick

Brennan James

Brennan Laurence

Brien John

Brown Joseph

Buckley William Joseph

Burke Thomas

Byrne Denis

Byrne James KIA

Byrne Joseph

Byrne Joseph John

Byrne Vincent

Byrne William

Cahalan Patrick.

Cahill Arthur John

Callaghan John

Carberry James

Carney Francis Joseph

Casey James Joseph

Chambers Daniel Francis

Christie Peter

Clarke Robert John

Colbert Sean

Comerford Andrew

Cotter Joseph

Cullen Peter

Cunningham James

Daly William Joseph

Darcy James

Darcy Patrick Leo

Davys Richard Patrick

Devine Frederick Victor

Dolan Peter

Donnelly John

Doogan John

Doyle Thomas

Drumm Thomas

Duggan Francis (Frank)

Ennis Christopher

Ennis Michael

Farrell James

Farrelly Christopher

Fitzpatrick Michael

Furlong John

Furlong Mathew


Gahan Tadhg

Gleeson Daniel Patrick

Goulding Charles

Goulding James

Grattan Richard

Gregory John

Heuston George

Hunter Thomas Cornelius

Joyce John

Joyce Joseph James

Kavanagh Patrick

Kealy Sara

Kearney Peadar

Kearns Frank

Kearns John

Kearns Joseph John

Kearns Thomas

Kelly Hugh

Kelly James

Kelly John Emanuel

Kenny James Joseph

Keogh Thomas

Kerr Neill

King Sean Joseph Francis

Lane Edward

Lane Kathleen nee McCarthy

Lanigan Patrick

Lawless Michael

Losty Thomas

Love Michael

Lynch Sean

Lyons Edward

McDermott Owen

MacDonagh John

MacDonagh Thomas Executed

McDonnell Matthew

McDonnell Patrick

McDonnell Patrick

McEvoy Patrick

McGlure John

McGrane Thomas

McGrath Daniel

McKee Richard

MacMahon Bernard J

Magee Teresa

Maher William Joseph

McDonnell, Patrick

McParland James

Meade Michael

Meade Owen

Meldon John

Meldon Thomas J

Molloy Richard

Moran Patrick

Mullen Martin

Murphy John J

Nic Siubhlaigh Maire

Ó Broin Pádraig

O’Byrne Patrick

O’Carroll James Joseph

O’Carroll Richard

O'Ceallacáin Seán (John O'Callaghan)

O'Colgáin Michael (Michael Colgan)

O’Connell Patrick

O’Donnell Christopher

O’Donnell James

O’Grady John KIA

O’Hagan Annie

O’Hanrahan Edward

O’Hanrahan Henry

O’Hanrahan Joseph John

O’Hanrahan Michael Executed

O’Hanrahan O’Reilly, Eileen

O hAodha Seamus

O’Malley Christopher Robert

O’Neill Cecilia nee Conroy

O’Reilly Thomas

O’Rorke Frederick

O’Rourke John

O’Rourke John Joseph

O’Shea Dermot

O’Shea James

Phelan Michael J

Pollard Josephine nee Daly

Pollard Kathleen nee McDonald

Pounch Seamus

Price Eamon

Pugh Thomas

Redmond Patrick

Redmond William J

Reynolds John A

Roche Sean Augustine

Roe Richard (Rowe)

Ryder John

Ryder William

Shanahan Philip

Schweppe Frederick

Slater Michael

Slater Thomas

Slater William

Slattery James Joseph

Smyth Michael

Somers Daniel Charles

Stapleton William James

Stokes Richard

Sweeney Patrick Emmet

Turner John

Tyrrell Bernard

Walker John

Walker Michael

Walsh John Peter

Ward Nicholas

Williams Henry Joseph

Williams Peter

The Magazine Fort

Begley Daniel J

Boland Patrick James

Gilligan Bob

Holohan Gerard

Holahan Patrick Hugh

Marié Louis

Martin Christopher

Martin Eamon

Mellows Herbert Charles

Murphy John

Murray Edward Joseph

Ó Briain Sean

O’Daly Patrick (Pádraig Ua Dalaigh)

O hUallachain Gearoid

Roche Timothy

Marrowbone Lane

Adams John

Bailey Patrick J

Bowman Joseph

Butler Christopher

Butler James

Byrne Alphonsus

Byrne Christopher

Byrne John Joseph

Byrne Kate

Byrne Michael

Byrne Michael

Byrne Patrick

Byrne Patrick

Carty Thomas

Cassidy Henry

Clarke Joseph

Clince Maria nee Quigley

Colbert Con

Cooney Elizabeth (Lillie)

Corcoran Joseph

Cosgrave Marcella

Cosgrave Philip B

Cullen John

Darcy John Francis

Dempsey William

Downey Joseph

Doyle Christopher

Doyle Joseph Francis

Doyle May nee Byrne

Doyle Thomas J

Dunne Dennis K

Dunne Patrick Joseph

Dunne Peadar

Dwyer Michael

Edwards John

Farrelly Rose nee Mullally

Fitzpatrick James

Gay Thomas

Greene Josephine nee Kelly

Harbourne, Eileen Cooney

Harbourne Sean

Harmon Brigid nee Hegarty

Hendley Emily nee O’Keeffe

Holland Daniel

Holland Francis Michael

Holland Robert

Holland Walter

Judge John Patrick

Kavanagh James

Kavanagh Martin

Kavanagh Priscilla nee Quigley

Kavanagh Thomas

Kelly William

Kennedy Joseph P

Kennedy Margaret

Kenny James

Kenny Kieran

Keogh John

Kerrigan Owen

Keys John

Lamb Patrick

Liston Michael

Lynch Sighle nee O’Hanlon

Meade Daniel

McCabe Edward

McCabe Peter

McCabe William

McDermott Louis Bernard

McEvoy Christopher James

McGrath Joseph

McGrath Patrick

McGrath Patrick

McKenna Bernard

McNamara Josephine

McNamara Rose

McNamee Agnes

McNamee James Kevin

MacNeill Diarmuid John

McVeigh James

Mason Patrick

Morgan John

Mullen Martin

Mullen Patrick

Murphy Francis

Murphy Kathleen

Murphy Seamus

Murphy Thomas

Murray Harry S

Nolan George

Nolan Thomas

O’Brennan Lily M

O’Brien Annie

O’Brien Denis

O’Brien Patrick

O’Byrne Hugh

O’Byrne Sean

O’Carroll Joseph

O’Connell James

O’Gorman John Patrick

O’Gorman Joseph

O’Hagan James

O’Hanlon Mollie

O’Neill Edward

O’Neill Joseph

O’Neill Michael

O’Riordan Michael

O’Rourke Patrick

O’Toole John

Pender Henry

Power Arthur

Power Joseph

Power William (Liam)

Saul John

Simmons Margaret nee O’Flaherty

Spicer Josephine

Troy Daniel

Troy Patrick

Venables Thomas

Walsh James

Walsh Patrick Joseph

Whelan Michael

White Michael

Young Eamon Christopher

Young Patrick J

Young Robert

Young Thomas

Mendicity Institute

Balfe Richard C

Brennan James J

Brooks Frederick John 

Byrne John Joseph

Clarke John

Coleman Richard

Crenigan James

Cullen John Francis

Roche Edward

Derrington Seán

Derrington William (Liam)

Heuston Sean

Kelly Patrick

Kelly Richard

Levins George

Marks James

McLoughlin Seán (John)

Meehan William

Norton Joseph

O Broin Seosamh S

O'Dea William

O'Kelly Thomas

Peppard Thomas

Roach Edward Joseph

Staines Liam

Wilson James

Wilson Peter KIA

Wilson Peter

Wilson William

Roe's Distillery

Bowles William P

Byrne George

Cunningham Michael

Dowling John (Sean)

Egan Patrick

Fagan William

Gaskin Henry

Gaskin Thomas

Gogan John Gerard


Keogh Martin

Nugent John

O’Grady Charles

O Murchadha Seamus

Quinn George J

Ward Bernard

Ward Patrick J

Ward Patrick

Saint Stephen's Green

Adams John KIA

Alexander Nicholas

Allen Mary

Bannon John

Barry John

Bermingham Peter

Bradley Luke

Bradley Patrick

Brougham James

Burke Edward

Buttner Patrick

Byrne Christopher

Byrne James Patrick

Byrne Joseph

Caffrey-Keeley Christina

Campbell George

Carroll Michael

Carton Eugene (Owen)

Chaney Patrick

Chaney William

Charlton Michael

Clarke Philip KIA

Clifford Thomas

Coates Peter

Connolly William Joseph

Conroy John (Sean)

Corcoran James KIA

Crothers Christopher

Cullen Patrick

Daniel Henry

de Coeur Robert

Devlin Ann (Anastasia)

Donnelly Helen

Donnelly James

Donnelly Michael

Doyle Christina Mary

Doyle Joseph

Doyle Sylvester Joseph

Dunne Andrew


Dwyer James

Dynan Christopher

Egan William

Ellis Samuel

Ffrench Mullen Madeleine

Fitzgerald Aine

Fitzmaurice Gerard

Fox James KIA

Fox James

Foy Martin

Fullerton George

Gahan Mary

Goff Bridget

Gough James

Hackett Rosie

Hampton James

Hand Matthew

Hendrick John Joseph

Henry Francis

Henry Frederick

Holden Patrick J

Hyland Mary

Jackson Peter

Jennings Thomas Michael

Joyce James

Joyce Margaret

Kavanagh Patrick

Keenan Thomas Patrick

Kelly Annie

Kelly James

Kelly James KIA

Kelly John

Kelly John

Kelly Katie

Kelly William

Kempson Lily (McAlerney)

Keogh Edward Patrick

Keogh James

King Martin

Lacey Philip

Lawlor Patrick J

Leddy Peter

Little James

MacGrath Peter P

Maguire James

Mallin Michael


Mannering Edward

Markievicz Constance (Countess)

McArt Daniel

McCormack Bernard

McCormack Richard

McCormack Thomas

McDonnell William

McDonald John Bernard

McLoughlin Mary

Monks Andrew

Moore May nee Wisely

Murphy Frederick

Murray Daniel KIA

Nelson James

Nicholls Henry

Nolan Patrick

O Briain Liam

O'Brien Francis

O'Connor John

O’Daly Nora

O’Daly Nora Margaret Mary

O’Doherty Michael

O'Donoghue Henry Vincent

Ó Donnchadha Tomás

O’Kelly Michael

O’Leary David

O’Neill John

O'Neill Timothy (Jim)

O’Reilly Joseph

O’Reilly Patrick

O'Shea James

O’Shea Robert

Partridge William

Poole Christopher

Poole Patrick

Redmond Cathleen

Reynolds Augustus Percival

Robbins Frank

Rogan Seán

Rooney John J

Ryan Frederick KIA

Scott William John

Seery John

Shannon Martin

Shiel Thomas (Shields)

Skinnider Margaret

Sullivan John

Tuke Edward

South Dublin Union

Arnold James

Blinco Alfred

Boylan Thomas J

Brady Michael

Brugha Cathal

Burke Frank

Burke James J

Burke William Francis

Byrne Charles

Byrne Joseph

Byrne Joseph P

Byrne Liam

Carroll Bartholomew Leo

Carroll James

Ceannt Eamonn (Kent)

Coady William

Condron William

Cosgrave W T

Coughlan James John

Cullen Thomas

Curran William

Doherty John Joseph

Donelan Brendan

Doolan Joseph

Downey John

Doyle Gerald

Doyle Peadar

Evans Robert J

Farrell Michael

Ffrench Mullen, Douglas

Foran James

Gibson Edward

Gibson Michael

Glynn James

Irvine George

Joyce John V

Keegan Edward

Kelly Joseph F

Kenny James

Kerr Michael

MacCarthy Dan

McDowell William

McGlynn Sean

McKenna John

McMahon Daniel J

Maguire James

Moloney Patrick

Morrissey James

Morrissey Patrick S

Murphy John

O’Brien Denis

O’Brien Liam

O’Brien Stephen L

O’Corrigan William

O’Loughlin Patrick

O'Flaherty Martin

O Florbheartaigh Liam

O Florbheartaigh Seamus

O’Reilly Patrick

O’Reilly Richard

O’Shaughnessy Sean

O'Shaughnessy Theobald

Owens Sean

Quinn James

Rigney Patrick Joseph

Russell James

Sears David

Sweeney Michael

Tracey Sean

Traynor Sean

Ward Peter

Whelan Richard

Fingal Volunteers

Adrian Molly, messenger.

Allum Annie

Armstrong Kate

Ashe Thomas Commandant 

Athy Michael

Aungier Richard

Bane John

Barrett Christopher

Barrett James

Barrett Michael

Barrett Michael

Barrett Patrick

Barrett Thomas

Bindon John

Bindon Thomas

Birney Patrick

Blake Michael

Blanchfield Peadar

Brogan Patrick

Brennan Thomas

Brannelly Michael

Brannelly Thomas

Broderick Seán

Burke John

Burke John

Burke Joseph

Burke Martin

Burke Michael

Burke Michael

Burke Michael

Burke Patrick

Burke Patrick

Burke Peter

Burke Thomas

Burns James

Burns John

Burns John

Burns Michael

Burns William

Burns William

Byrnes Michael

Cahill William

Callanan Michael

Callanan Patrick

Callanan Thomas

Cannon James

Carr Patrick

Carrick Patrick

Casserly Martin Henry

Casserly Michael

Casserly Peter

Cauldfield Christopher

ClearyJames

Cleary John

Cleary Thomas B

Cloonan Michael H

Cloonan Patrick Edward

Cloonan Thomas

Cloonan Timothy

Coady William

Coen Martin

Coen Thomas

Collins John

Collins John

Connell John

Connolly John

Connolly John

Connolly John

Connolly Martin

Connolly Robert

Connolly Terence

Commins Edward

Commins Edward

Conniffe Thomas Pat

Commins Michael

Commins Michael

Commins Michael

Commins Thomas

Commins Patrick

Commins William

Concannon John

Concannon Michael

Concannon Patrick

Connor James

Corbett Dominick

Corbett Eamon

Corbett John

Corbett Joseph

Corcoran Edward

Corcoran Patrick

Corcoran Thomas

Corcoran William

Corcoran William

Corket Thady

Cormican Edward

Costello Martin

Costello Martin

Costello Michael

Costello Michael

Costello Patrick

Coyne Michael

Crenigan John KIA

Cullinan Patrick

Cunniff Thomas

Cunniffe Michael

Curran Francis

Daly Francis

Daly John

Daly Patrick John

Dempsey Patrick

Deveney John

Devine John

Divilly Thomas

Diviney Thomas

Doherty John Christopher

Donelan Patrick

Donohue Michael

Dooley Ellen (Kelly)

Doyle Patrick

Doyle Thomas

Doyle William

Duggan Daniel

Duggan Henry

Duggan John

Duggan Thady

Duggan Thomas (Baby)

Duke Thomas Patrick.

Dunleavy Michael

Dunleavy Patrick

Fahy Margaret (Cloonan)

Fleming Michael (Senior)

Fleming Michael (Junior)

Freaney Michael T

Freaney Michael

Golden Jeremiah

Grant Patrick

Hanley John (Hanly)

Hayes Dr Richard

Kelly James

Kelly Matthew

Kent Edmund

Lawless Colm

Lawless Eveleen

Lawless Frank

Lawless James Vincent

Lawless Joseph Vincent

Lawless Monica

Mahon John

Mahon John

Maxwell Thomas

McAllister Bernard

McAllister Kathleen

McGill William

McNamara Ewart Mary

Moran Peter

Morgan John Eamon

Mulcahy Richard


Murphy Eamon

Murphy Francis Ciaran

Nolan Bartley

Norton William

Nugent Christopher

O'Ceallaigh Peadar

Rafferty John

Roche Julia

Rooney Edward Joseph

Ruane Martin

Ruane Michael

Ruane Thomas

Sherwin Patrick

Stafford Edward

Taylor Joseph

Treacy Michael

Weston Bartholomew

Weston Charles

Enniscorthy

Balfe James

Balfe John

Bernie James

Barnes Michael

Bishop Thomas

Black Edward

Boland Patrick

Boyne John

Boyne William

Brady John

Breen John

Breen Joseph

Breen Mary

Breen Myles P

Brennan Robert

Burke Fintan

Butler George

Byrne Edward

Byrne John Joseph

Byrne Stasia

Cahill Michael

Cardiff Joseph John

Carley John

Carroll John (Jack)

Carroll Joseph

Carty Patrick

Cleary James

Coady Aidan

Coady James

Coady John

Coady Patrick

Colfer Mark

Connolly Thomas

Courtney Christopher

Courtney John

Courtney John

Courtney William

Crosby Gretta

Cullen James

Cullen James

Cushen Patrick

Davis John

Davis Michael

Devereux Eugene

Devereux Thomas

Donohoe Richard

Doolan James

Doran Denis

Doran John

Doran Michael

Doyle Alexander

Doyle Andrew

Doyle Andrew

Doyle Anthony

Doyle Brigid (Brigid Moore)

Doyle Charles

Doyle Daniel

Doyle James

Doyle James

Doyle John

Doyle Joseph

Doyle Laurence

Doyle Mary Ellen

Doyle Mary Kate

Doyle Michael

Doyle Patrick Joseph

Doyle Richard

Doyle Thomas

Doyle Thomas

Doyle Thomas

Doyle Thomas

Dunbar Martin

Dunne Edward

Dwyer Jack (John)

Dwyer James

Dwyer James

Earle Michael

Ennis James

Ennis Lily

Ennis Michael

Etchingham Sean R

Farrell Patrick

Fitzpatrick Maire

Fitzpatrick Patrick

Forrestal Joseph

Forrestal Margaret

Franklin John

French Alicia

Gallagher Seán

Galligan Peter Paul

Garrett James J

Gilligan Peter Paul

Gleeson James

Goff Henry

Goodall James

Goodall Joseph

Gray Mary

Habernatty Henry

Healy James

Hearne May (Mary Ellen)

Hearne Thomas

Heavey Thomas

Hendrick Nicholas

Hendrick William

Heneghan Annie (Cardiff)

Hiney William

Holbrook Matthew

Howlin Patrick Joseph

Hughes John

Hyland Joseph

Hyland Matthew

Johnson Patrick

Jordan James

Jordan Michael

Jordan Sara (Walsh)

Kavanagh Patrick

Kavanagh William

Kearney Thomas

Keeffe Michael O'Keeffe

Keegan Ellen

Keegan Patrick

Keegan Teresa

Kehoe Josephine

Kehoe Michael Joseph

Kehoe Patrick J

Kelly James

Kelly John J

Kelly John P

King Margaret

King Richard Francis

Kinsella Peter

Kinsella Robert

Kirwan Michael

Larkin Ita (Forrestal)

Leacy Anastasia (Stasia)

Leacy James

Leacy John

Leacy Laurence

Leacy Owen

Lynch Sheila

Maguire Michael

Maher James

Maher Michael

Mahon William

McGrath Patrick

McGuire John Joseph

Meagher Thomas Francis

Moran Brigid Christina

Moran James Joseph

Moran Michael

Murphy Denis

Murphy Felix

Murphy Felix (Phelim)

Murphy James

Murphy James (Junior)

Murphy James

Murphy John

Murphy Kitty

Murphy Martin

Murphy Matthew Joseph

Murphy Michael

Murphy Michael

Murphy Nicholas

Murphy Patrick

Murphy Patrick

Murphy Philip

Murphy Thomas

Murphy William J

Murphy Winifred

Noctor Brigid

Nolan Michael

O'Brien Denis

O'Brien Elizabeth

O'Brien James

O'Brien James

O'Brien John Joseph

O’Brien Séamus (James)

O'Byrne Seán

O'Brien Thomas

O'Connor Daniel

O'Connor Dennis

O'Connor John (John Connors)

O'Connor Michael

O'Connor Philip

O'Dwyer Peter

O'Keeffe Arthur

O'Keeffe Patrick

O'Leary Liam (William)

O'Leary Michael

O'Leary Simon

O'Neill Aidan Mogue

O'Neill Annie

O'Neill Jeremiah

O'Neill John (Senior)

O'Neill John

O'Neill Laurence

O'Neill Michael

O'Neill Patrick

O'Neill Patrick

O'Neill Thomas

O'Neill William

O'Reilly John Joseph

O'Reilly John Joseph

O'Rourke Richard

O'Rourke William

O'Toole William

Pembroke James

Pender Bella (Elizabeth Breen)

Pender Stephen

Pierce Patrick

Quigley Thomas

Quirke William

Rafter Seámus

Rafter Thomas

Redmond Charles

Redmond Laurence

Redmond Owen Nicholas

Roban Myles

Roche Thomas

Ronan Patrick

Sheehan Patrick

Shiel Martin J

Sinnott Patrick

Sinnott Patrick

Sinnott Thomas D

Smith Loftus Herbert

Stokes Patrick Francis

Stokes Thomas

Sutton Michael

Sutton Thomas

Sunderland John

Thorpe William

Tobin Margaret

Tobin Patrick

Tóibín Pádraic (Patrick Tobin)

Tomkins Patrick

Tompkins John

Treanor Thomas

Tumbleton Patrick

Twomey Eileen

Tyrell Patrick

Wafer Patrick

Walsh James Joseph

Walsh Joseph

Walsh Margaret (Margaret Doran)

Walsh Patrick

Walsh Patrick

Ward Christina

Ward Katie

Webster John

Weafer John

Weafer Patrick

Whelan James

Whelan John

Whelan John (Ó'Faoláin, Seán)

Whelan Kathleen (Moran)

Whelan Patrick

Whelan Thomas

White Mary

Wildes Myles

Willis James

Wilson Edward

Wilson Joseph

Wilson Owen

Wilson Robert

Galway

Allum Annie

Armstrong Kate

Athy Michael

Bane John

Barrett Christopher

Barrett James

Barrett Michael

Barrett Michael

Barrett Patrick

Barrett Thomas

Bindon John

Bindon Thomas

Blake Michael

Brennan Thomas

Brannelly Michael

Brannelly Thomas

Broderick Seán

Burke John

Burke John

Burke Joseph

Burke Martin

Burke Michael

Burke Michael

Burke Michael

Burke Patrick

Burke Patrick

Burke Peter

Burke Thomas

Burns James

Burns John

Burns John

Burns Michael

Burns William

Burns William

Byrnes Michael

Cahill William

Callanan Michael

Callanan Patrick

Callanan Thomas

Cannon James

Carr Patrick

Carrick Patrick

Casserly Martin Henry

Casserly Michael

Casserly Peter

Cauldfield Christopher

ClearyJames

Cleary John

Cleary Thomas B

Cloonan Michael H

Cloonan Patrick Edward

Cloonan Thomas

Cloonan Timothy

Coady William

Coen Martin

Coen Thomas

Collins John

Collins John

Connell John

Connolly John

Connolly John

Connolly John

Connolly Martin

Connolly Robert

Connolly Terence

Commins Edward

Commins Edward

Conniffe Thomas Pat


Commins Michael

Commins Michael

Commins Michael

Commins Thomas

Commins Patrick

Commins William

Concannon John

Concannon Michael

Concannon Patrick

Corbett Dominick

Corbett Eamon

Corbett John

Corbett Joseph

Corcoran Edward

Corcoran Patrick

Corcoran Thomas

Corcoran William

Corcoran William

Corket Thady

Cormican Edward

Costello Martin

Costello Martin

Costello Michael

Costello Michael

Costello Patrick

Courtney Thomas

Coyne Michael

Cullinan Patrick

Cunniff Thomas

Cunniffe Michael

Curran Francis

Daly John

Daly Patrick John

Dempsey Patrick

Deveney John

Divilly Thomas

Diviney Thomas

Doherty John Christopher

Donelan Patrick

Donohue Michael

Dooley Ellen (Kelly)

Doyle Patrick

Duggan Daniel

Duggan Henry

Duggan John

Duggan Thady

Duggan Thomas (Baby)

Dunleavy Michael

Dunleavy Patrick

Egan John

Fahy Margaret (Cloonan)

Fahy Mortimer

Fahy Thomas

Flanagan Patrick

Fleming Michael (Senior)

Fleming Michael (Junior)

Forde John

Forde Thomas

Freaney Michael T

Freaney Michael

Furey Patrick

Furey Thomas

Girvan John

Grealish James

Grealish James Peter

Greally James

Griffin Michael


Halloran John

Hanley John (Hanly)

Hansberry Patrick

Hanniffy John J

Hanniffy Michael

Hawkins Thomas

Heavey William

Hession Michael

Higgins Richard

Hussey William

Joyce Martin

Keane Michael

Kearney Thaddeus

Killalea John

Killilea John

Kennedy John Joseph

Kennedy Thomas

Kenny Patrick

King John. 

King Patrick

King Patrick

King Peter

Lane Michael

Lawless Stephen

Maguire James

Mahon John

Mahon John

Martyn William

McGill William

McKeon Peter.

McNamara Ewart Mary

Mellows Liam

Moloney Martin

Morrissey Gilbert

Morrissey John

Morrissey Martin

Morrissey Patrick

Morrissey Richard

Mulkerrins Michael 

Mullins Gretta

Mullin Owen

Mullin Thomas

Murphy Richard

Murphy Philip

Murray James

Nolan Bartley

O'Dea John

O'Dea John

O'Dea Michael

O'Dea Patrick

O'Dea Thomas

O'Gaora Colm

Quinn Charles

Reidy Thomas

Roche Julia

Rooney John

Rooney Joseph

Ruane Martin

Ruane Michael

Ruane Thomas

Ryan Martin

Ryder Michael

Ryder Patrick

Trayers Michael Joseph

Treacy Michael

Below is a list of people who fought or served in the Rising but were not part of a well known garrison.

Atkins Thomas R. Volunteer, C Company, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1887 died on the 30th of November 1971, aged about 29 years old at the time of the Rising. He joined the Volunteers in 1914. On the Sunday before the Rising he was at 6 Harcourt Street when a gun belonging to Volunteer Joseph Clarke was accidently discharged, the bullet hit Thomas Atkins in the thigh. He sent what arms and ammunition he had to one of the outposts at Jacob’s and also reported information on British Forces to the Volunteers. He was arrested and imprisoned in 1917 for Illegal Parading and Military Drilling in the Dublin Mountains, he spent about a month in Mountjoy, eight days on hunger strike. He was again arrested in December 1919 and deported to Wormwood Scrubs he was released in June 1920 after a 21 day hunger strike. He served as Battalion and Brigade engineering staff officer and also as Brigade Police Officer from June to December 1920. He participated in a raid on Hayes, Conyngham & Robinsons, Grafton Street in 1918 and on the Irish Independent newspaper offices in 1919. He did not take part in the Civil War.

Brennan Michael. Brigade Staff Officer, Limerick Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1896 died on the 24th of November 1986, aged about 20 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought at Bunratty County Clare and County Limerick. As Limerick Brigade Staff Officer his orders for the Easter Rising were to mobilise East Clare Volunteers and detail men to assist the transportation of arms to be landed by the Aud through Ennis and North Clare up to Galway. He mobilised 100 men at Bunratty, County Clare before receiving the countermanding order. He attended a number of Limerick Irish Volunteer Brigade Staff meetings at which he and others including, Sean O Muirthuile, Johnny Sweeney and Tom McInerney attempted unsuccessfully to persuade Limerick Irish Volunteer leadership to either fight or give their arms to those wanting to fight. He also unsuccessfully attempted to make his way to Galway when he heard of rising in Galway and was arrested but released on a number of occasions by the R.I.C. during the week before finally being arrested by British Military on Saturday the 29th of April. He was subsequently interned until December 1916. He was deported to England in May 1917, imprisoned from July to December 1917 and also from February to December 1918. Appointed Officer Commanding the East Clare Brigade in January 1919 he served in that position and as Officer Commanding the Brigade Flying Column until the end of the War of Independence in July 1921 except for two months period recovering from wounding received in November 1920. He joined the National Army in February 1922 and during the subsequent Civil War he served for a time as Officer Commanding the 1st Western Division of the National Army, continuing to serve with the Defence Forces as Adjutant General from October 1925 to October 1928, as Inspector General from 1928 to 1931 and as Chief of Staff from October 1931 until January 1940. His brother Patrick also served see below.

Brennan Patrick. Carrigaholt Company, Limerick Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1892 died on the 27th of November 1986, aged 24 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought at Crusheen and Carrigaholt County Clare and Meelick County Limerick. He joined the I.R.B. in 1910. He joined the Irish Volunteers in London in 1914. On Friday the 21st of  April he carried despatches and relayed verbal orders intended for the Galway Brigade as well as the Crusheen and Ennis Battalions of the Irish Volunteers. His orders were to take the town of Listowel, County Kerry to allow the partial distribution there and further transportation by rail to Limerick of the arms to be landed from the Aud. Following this he was to hold Ennis in County Clare thereby allowing the further transportation by rail of arms to Galway. While in the process of mobilising Volunteers in Carrigaholt, County Clare, he received the countermanding order and returned to Limerick. Along with his brother Michael, he spent the remainder of the week endeavouring unsuccessfully to persuade Limerick Irish Volunteers leadership either to rise or to give their arms to them for use of Meelick, and Newmarket on Fergus, Irish Volunteers companies. He was detained after the Rising being released in December 1916. He served throughout the War of Independence and took the Pro-Treaty side in the Civil War. His brother Michael also served, see above.

Browne James. (Séamus de Brúin).  Volunteer, Knockavella Company, 3rd Battalion, Tipperary Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1899 died on the 21st of March 1980, aged about 17 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought in Cappanurra and Newpark County Tipperary areas. During the Rising he, along with Thomas Kearney, carried a despatch to Pierce McCann District Officer, Irish Volunteers and helped to cut telephone and telegraph lines, they were fired on by members of the R.I.C. outside Cashel, County Tipperary. He was   imprisoned from March to July 1918 and from January 1919 to early 1920 for possession of ammunition following the Solohead Beg ambush.

Bushell Ellen Sarah. Fianna Eireann attached F Company 4th Battalion Dublin Brigade. Born in 1884, aged about 32 years old at the time of the Rising. She was a Silk Weaver and employed as a Clerk at the Abbey Theatre box office. She served at Watkin’s Brewery in Ardee Street, Jacob’s Biscuit Factory, Jameson Distillery and the Royal College of Surgeons. She made kilts for the Fianna from 1910 and was a member of the Fianna executive in 1916. Her main activities were acting as a currier for Con Colbert. Her house was also used for meetings prior to the Rising and again for a period between 1920 and 1921 when she helped in the raid on the Abbey Theatre and her house was also used repeatedly as an arm dump, a safe house and was raided frequently. Before the Rising she made bandoliers for F Company using old Post Office mailbags. She served throughout the War of Independence providing for men on the run, collecting for the Prisoners Relief Fund and delivering and collecting dispatches. She did not take part in the Civil War.

Byrne Lillie. (Elizabeth Byrne) Inghinidhe na hÉireann Branch, Cumann na mBan. Born in 1887 died on the 1st of August 1975, aged about 29 years old during the Rising. Served at Mount Street, North King Street, Church Street, the G.P.O. and Father Matthew Hall. She joined Cumann na mBan in 1914. He house in Portland Row was used as an arms dump and during Easter Week she and her sister delivered arms and ammunition to King Street, Church Street and the G.P.O., while delivering arms they also delivered dispatches and reported British Military movements to the various posts they were visiting. She was not arrested after the surrender. She continued to serve up to the Truce. During the War of Independence her house was used as a drop for dispatches and to store first aid supplies. She did not serve during the Civil War.

Claffey Joseph. Not a member of any organisation. Born in 1882 died on the 7th of March 1943, aged about 34 years old at the time of the Rising. Employed as a guard on the Midland Great Western Railway he used his position to report troop movements to the Volunteers. He was not arrested or detained after the Rising. During the War of Independence he used his position as a railway employee to carry despatches and arms between Dublin and Sligo. Arrested in November 1920 he was interned until December 1921. In October 1922 he joined the National Army and served throughout the remainder of the Civil War. He was demobilised at the rank of Captain on the 7th of March 1924. He re-joined the Defence Forces as a Private in August 1924 and left again at the rank of Sergeant on the 16 August 1926. Two of his sons were killed during the Civil War one in Bandon the other in Dublin.

Clarke Kathleen. (nee Daly, wife of executed leader Tom Clarke). Member of the Executive, Ard Craobh Branch (Central Branch), Cumann na mBan. Born in 1878 died on the 29th of September 1972, aged about 38 years old during the Rising. Served at 10 Richmond Avenue, Dublin.

Con Collins, soon after his release from Lewes Jail

Collins Cornelius. (Con). Irish Volunteers and I.R.B. Born on the 13th of November 1881 died on the 23rd of November 1937, aged 34 years old after the Rising. With Austin Stack he was on his way to Meet Roger Casement at Banna Strand when they were arrested on Easter Saturday. He was deported and detained until about April 1917 at Lewes Prison. He was involved in political work during the War of Independence and took the Anti-Treaty side in the Civil War, he did not take part in any military actions during the Civil War.

Connolly-Heron Ina. Belfast Branch, Cumann na mBan. Born in 1896 died on the 9th of April 1980, aged about 20 years old at the time of the Rising. Served at Liberty Hall, Coalisland, Sixmilecross, Omagh and Clogher County Tyrone. She carried despatches from her father, James Connolly, to other leaders of the 1916 Rising, from Patrick Pearse to Irish Volunteers in County Tyrone and between officers of the Irish Volunteers based in Tyrone. She also assisted in First Aid in O’Connell Street at the outbreak of the Civil War.

Connolly-O'Brien Nora. Belfast Branch, Cumann na mBan. Born in 1896 died on the 17th of June 1981, aged about 20 years old during the Rising. Served at Liberty Hall, Coalisland and Clogher County Tyrone. assisted in the escape of Liam Mellows following his deportation from Ireland to Britain in 1916. She was heavily involved in the preparations among Cumann na mBan and Irish Volunteer units in Belfast in preparation for the Easter Rising travelling with them to Coalisland, County Tyrone on Saturday the 22nd of April for projected action. On receipt of news of the countermanding order she travelled to Dublin on Sunday the 23rd of April returning the next day to County Tyrone with despatches from her father James Connolly for Irish Volunteer officers there. She spent most of the week endeavouring unsuccessfully to ensure Irish Volunteer mobilisation in Tyrone. Following the outbreak of the Civil War in Dublin on the 28th of June 1922 she was active in providing first aid and medical assistance to the IRA in the O' Connell Street area of the city and later that year was active during fighting in County Tipperary.

Corr Elizabeth.  A Company, Belfast Branch, Cumann na mBan. Born in 1894 died on the 4thof March 1987, aged about 22 years old at the time of the Rising. Served at Liberty Hall and Coalisland County Tyrone. She joined Cumann na mBan early in 1915. She was not arrested or captured after the surrender. She was one of a party of six Cumann na mBan members who left Belfast on Easter Saturday with a company of Volunteers for Tyrone. She went to Liberty Hall with Nora Connolly and from there that she was sent by James Connolly to McDonagh to report the position in the North. Connolly gave them a dispatch that her sister Nell took to Tyrone. She lost her employment as a public library assistant as a result of her 1916 Rising activities. Following the Rising she was appointed Secretary and later Captain of the Belfast branch when Nora Connolly left for Dublin. She also formed a new branch of the Cumann na mBan in North Queen Street. She served throughout the War of Independence. She did not take part in the Civil War.

Deere Cornelius. Volunteer (Company Commander), Kilnamanagh Company, Tipperary Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born on the 8th of April 1882 died on the 30th of November 1961, aged 33 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought in County Tipperary. He returned from America in the winter of 1915 with a message from John Devoy, on his return he formed a Company of Volunteers in Kilnamanagh, there was about 15 men in the Company. His Company mobilised on the Monday night of the Rising. Other men of the Company who mobilised with him were Eamonn O’Dwyer, Michael Sheehan, Tadg Dwyer, Michael Kearney and James Browne. On the Tuesday or Wednesday Eamonn O’Dwyer cycled to Limerick to attempt to raise the Battalion at the same time another Volunteer Sean Treacy went to Cork. O’Dwyer returned to inform them that Limerick had refused to mobilise, O’Dwyer attempted to get to Dublin but was arrested near Killenaule County Tipperary. Deere and Michael Sheehan remained on Kilnamara Mountain until the Sunday and then returned home, he was arrested at home on the 3rd of May. He was deported and released on the 23rd of November 1916, he was detained for a time in Wormwood Scrubs. He remained a member of the Volunteers throughout the War of Independence working mainly with the Republican Courts and was also involved in the transport and storage of ammunition. He was imprisoned from April 1921 until early 1922. He did not take part in the Civil War.

Flanagan Mary (Mary Perolz). Irish Citizen Army. Born in 1877 died on the 1st of December 1950, aged about 39 years old during the Rising. She was mainly involved in intelligence work. She joined the Irish Citizen Army in 1914 and remained a member until the Civil War. She was mobilised on Easter Sunday 1916 at Liberty Hall to be told the orders had been changed. She was told to remain there and was sent to look for Sean McDermott. Following this, she was sent to Cork by Pearse and McDermott and secured six dispatch carriers. She brought the dispatches to Cork City, Mallow, Tralee, Dungarvan and Waterford. In Cork, her contact was the McCurtain's brother. She got back to Dublin on the Friday. She was arrested on 2 May 1916 and was interned in Kilmainham, Mountjoy and Lewes Prison until August or September 1916. Following Easter Week, she continued her involvement and did some work in connection with the Longford and Clare Sinn Fein elections, with Dr Lynn, and was sent to Cork to interview Bishop O'Dwyer regarding the Casement case. She was also involved in the import of arms, especially from Glasgow and intelligence work for Frank Thornton and Countess Markievicz.

Fleming Eamon C. Company Officer Commanding, Portlaoise Company, Laois Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1891 died on the 15th of April 1938, aged about 25 years old during the Rising. Fought in the Colt Wood, Portlaoise, County Laois Maganey, County Kildare areas. Eamon C. Fleming was appointed by Sean Mac Dermott to take command of operations to disrupt rail and telegraph links between Rosslare, Cork and Dublin and was in charge of Portlaoise Company Irish Volunteers who cut rail lines at Colt Wood, Portlaoise and obstructed rail lines at Maganey, County Kildare. He worked nationwide as an organiser for the General Headquarters of the Irish Volunteers and IRA from late 1916 onwards and during the War of Independence served on Michael Collins's personal staff working in the finance and intelligence sections and, was also in charge of Dan Breen's escape from Dublin to Tipperary following Breen's wounding in October 1920.

John Higgins

Higgins John. A native of Boyle County Roscommon. He was not a member of any of the Rebel Groups. He was educated at Saint Mary’s College Sligo and studied medicine in Dublin, he was forced to abandon his studies due to ill health. He wrote for the Catholic Bulletin with some notable articles criticising WW1. During the Rising he was engaged in ambulance and put his medical knowledge to good use in administering First Aid. He died from illness in 1917. 

Kerr Elizabeth. Bootle Branch, Liverpool Branch, Cumann na mBan. Born in 1882 died on the 25th of February 1955, aged about 34 during the Rising. She joined Cumann na mBan in Liverpool in 1912. She was sent to Dublin on Good Friday , 1916. Her husband, Neil Kerr, had given her clothes and money to take to 11 Emerald Street Kimmage. She remained there, the house was owned by Mrs Roche and was involved with delivering dispatches . Her husband received letters, dispatches, arms and ammunition from America, South America, Scotland and London and she was involved and carrying arms to certain places. Following the Rising she returned to Liverpool and visited jails mostly Knutsford and Frongoch while still dealing with ammunition and sending it to Ireland. Arms were stored in her house. Until the Truce, she was involved in distributing food, clothes and performed first aid care. Her  house was raided to search for deserters and absentees from the British army and men on the run. A lot of Irishmen used to hide there, avoiding conscription, until they were shipped to Dublin, Sam Reilly, Tommie O'Connor and Thomas Pughe were a few she helped. In 1919 her house was still used as a distributing centre for arms, ammunition and dispatches from different parts of Ireland and to and from America. Early in 1920 she was sent to Dublin to Vaughan's Hotel to deliver messages. Harry Boland and Liam Mellows stayed at her house for a week and ten days until they were shipped to Ireland. She then distributed food in Walton Jail where Crotty and McCaughey were jailed. De Valera also stayed in her house before he shipped to America. Her husband Thomas Kerr was involved with the Volunteers and I.R.A. in Liverpool and two sons John Patrick and Neil Kerr both fought in the Rising.

Lambert James. Battalion Armourer, 3 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Before moving to Dublin he was an Employee of the B.S.A. Armoury Factory, Birmingham, England, while in Dublin he worked as an Instrument Maker, Royal College of Science, Merrion Street and used equipment as his place of employment to repair fire arms for the Battalion. During the Rising he was repairing fire arms in a workshop on Heytesbury Street in Dublin. He continued working as an Armourer throughout the War of Independence and took the Anti-Treaty side in the Civil War continuing to repair arms for the Anti-Treaty side.

McCabe Alasdair (MacCába, Alexander, MacCabe). General Headquarters Irish Volunteers. Born on the 5th of June 1885 died on the 31st of May 1972, aged 30 years old during the Rising. Fought at Boyle and Ballaghaderreen, County Roscommon and Tubbercurry and Keash, County Sligo. Prior to Easter Week 1916 he served a term of imprisonment for the possession of explosives and as a result had lost his teaching post. During Easter Week MacCabe travelled to counties Roscommon and Sligo on the orders of Sean MacDiarmada and attempted unsuccessfully to mobilise Irish Volunteer membership in the Sligo Brigade area he carried despatches to Ballymote, County Sligo during which he was captured by the RIC, made contact with IRB members in counties Sligo and Roscommon, arrange attacks on RIC and British forces and make ready for expected planned retreat of Irish Volunteer from Dublin to the east coast to west of Ireland. Along with a number of others cut telegraphic and rail communication links between Tubbercurry, County Sligo and surrounding areas in counties Sligo, Roscommon and Mayo. He evaded arrest following the surrender and from 1917 to the end of the War of Independence he served successively as a Battalion Officer Commanding Irish Volunteers and IRA and Active Service Unit (Flying Column) Officer Commanding IRA. He also led, planned or participated in a number of attacks on RIC and British forces and targets during 1920 and 1921. He also served as Brigade Vice Officer Commanding. He was imprisoned at various times in 1918, 1919 and 1920 and again between February and August 1921. He was also an elected member of Dáil Éireann from 1918. In early 1922 having accepted the he assisted in the National Army take-over of a number of barracks and other posts within County Sligo and served with the National Army and Defence Forces until August 1923. He was a member of the IRB from prior to 1916, Michael Collins appointed him onto the Supreme Council of that organisation in 1917.

McDowell Maeve. (Cavanagh Maud, MacDowell). Irish Citizen Army, South County Dublin. Born in 1878, aged about 38 at the time of the Rising. Served at Liberty Hall in Beresford Place Dublin, County Waterford and County Kilkenny. She joined the Citizen Army in 1913. She was sent by James Connolly with dispatches to Sean Matthews in Waterford, she delivered some dispatches on the Thursday before Easter Monday and more on Easter Monday, on the Wednesday or Thursday she travelled with more dispatches to Kilkenny. Her brother, Ernest, was shot dead outside Liberty Hall while she was in Waterford. She was arrested on two occasions immediately after Easter Week and was brought before three British Army officers in Ballsbridge, she was not detained. She went to London in connection with Roger Casement’s defence, she remained in London for about two weeks. She served throughout the War of Independence and took the Anti-Treaty side in the Civil War.

Muldowney Patrick. Volunteer, Portlaoise Company, Laois Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1896 died on the 30th of March 1964, aged about 20 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought at Colt Wood, Portlaoise, County Laois. He was one of the party involved in the cutting of rail and telegraph lines at Colt Wood during the Rising. He served with the IRA during the War of Independence as a Battalion Vice Commandant prior to his internment in December 1920. He was also involved in assisting in the establishment of Sinn Féin courts in the area. He was employed as a Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist, Post Office, Portlaoise.

Murphy Cait. (Foley). Ard Craobh, Dublin Brigade, Cumann na mBan. Born on the 19th of June 1892 died on the 5th of October 1976, aged 23 years old at the time of the Rising. Served at the Hibernian Bank on O'Connell Street and County Cork. She was not arrested after the surrender. On Sunday the 23rd of April she went to Cork with her sister Breeid Martin with a despatch from Sean McDermott for Tomas MacCurtain. Five members of the Foley family were involved in the Rising. She served throughout the War of Independence during which she transported arms and carried despatches, looked after I.R.A. members on the run and carried out prisoner welfare work. She took the Anti-Treaty side in the Civil War she was arrested on the 28th of February 1923 and interned until the 28th of September 1923.

O'Callaghan Michael. Volunteer, Galtee Battalion, Tipperary Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1887 died in 1962, aged about 29 years old at the time of the Rising. Served at Galbally in County Limerick, Clanwilliam in Clonbeg, Monour in Kilross, County Tipperary. He joined the Volunteers in Tipperary in 1913 and was President of the Tipperary Volunteers Committee. He was one of the Tipperary Irish Volunteers who mobilised on the Sunday and the Monday, as nothing was happening and it was not possible to contact Dublin the Tipperary Volunteers decided at a meeting on the Tuesday night that they would resists arrest by arms if an attempt was made to round them up. That Tuesday night the RIC surrounded the home of Michael O'Callaghan during which several shots were exchanged. He escaped his home and went to the farm of a friend, Peter Hennessy, at Monour in Kilross County Tipperary. Between 11am and noon on the Wednesday two RIC men arrived at the farm and attempted to arrest him, he fired on both of them, the two RIC men were killed, one instantly and one died later from wounds received, the two RIC men were Sergeant Thomas F Rourke and Constable John Hurley.  Michael O'Callaghan was on-the-run in Ireland until about the 25th of August 1916 before escaping to America with the help of the IRB of which he was a member. He returned to Ireland in March 1922.

O'Dwyer Eamon. (Éamon Ó Duibhir). Battalion Officer Commanding, West Tipperary Battalion (Kilnamanagh Battalion), Tipperary Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1883 died on the 2nd of June 1963, aged about 33 years old at the time of the Rising. He was a member of the Gaelic League, Sinn Fein and the I.R.B. He joined the Irish Volunteers at their inception in 1913. During the Easter Rising Ó Duibhir attempted to mobilise Irish Volunteer units in County Tipperary, ordered the cutting of communication links in his area and travelled to Limerick in an unsuccessful attempt to affect link up with Volunteer forces there. On Saturday the 29th of April 1916 he was captured by a party of R.I.C. at Killenaule, County Tipperary while attempting to make his way to Dublin. He was first taken to Cork then to Richmond Barracks Dublin from where he was deported, first to Wakefield then to Reading Jail, he was released in December 1916.  He served throughout the War of Independence. Following an I.R.A. court martial in October 1920, due to an unspecified disagreement between him and the I.R.A. over I.R.A. policy, he was reduced to the ranks and moved to Dublin. He continued to serve with the I.R.A., Sometime between April and July 1921 he was approached by Seamus Robinson, Roddy Connolly and Sean O' Meara to assist in plans to secure arms for the IRA in Germany and travelled to Scotland to assist the IRA in Glasgow returning to Dublin in the days immediately following the Truce with plans of Barlinnie Prison where a number of IRA prisoners were held. Between 1917 and 1921 he was arrested and imprisoned in Ireland and England on a number of occasions, taking part in several hunger strikes while in British custody. He took no part in the Civil War.

Reader Seamus. Lieutenant, A Company, Glasgow Battalion, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1898 died on the 31st of October 1969, aged about 18 years old during the Rising. Served in Scotland. In January 1916 he was arrested in Glasgow having returned from Dublin with despatches from Sean MacDermott for Irish Volunteer and IRB leaders there. He was subsequently imprisoned and interned until December 1916. He joined Fianna Éireann in 1911 and joined the Irish Volunteers and IRB in late 1913 or early 1914.

Ryan Maureen. (Mairin Bean Ni Riain, Cregan). Cumann na mBan. She carried despatches for Sean MacDermott and Gearoid O'Sullivan containing information on the landing of the 'Aud'. She went to Tralee and delivered the messages to Austin Stack and Patrick Cahill. She also brought automatic revolvers and ammunition with her. She was arrested on the 16th of February 1921 and was tried by Court-martial. She was sentenced to three-months hard labour in Waterford jail, but she was released against £50. Following this, she escaped arrest several times and in February 1920, she was sent to the Office of Foreign Affairs to report to Arthur Griffith. She carried dispatches to London and Paris up to the end of June 1922. She worked with de Valera, Oscar Traynor and Austin Stack, carrying dispatches to various places in Dublin and in the summer 1922, she was sent officially to Berlin to meet Mr J.T.Ryan to bring back money in his possession, the money was acquired in the United States. She was sent by de Valera to announce the cease fire to all the foreign legations namely London and Paris and the Pope.

Sutton Thomas. Bray and Shankill Unit, Irish Volunteers. Born in 1887 died on the 5th of February 1953, aged about 29 years old during the Rising. Fought in the Enniscorthy, County Wexford and Railway Station, Harcourt Street, Dublin. He worked for the Dublin & South Eastern Railway at the time of the Rising. On Tuesday the 25th of April 1916 Thomas Sutton used his position as a fireman on the Dublin and South Eastern Railway line to carry a despatch from Dublin to Enniscorthy, County Wexford. On that morning he fired on a party of British soldiers, including Captain J. C. Bowen Colthurst, accompanying a party of three prisoners, from his position at the end of the platform at the Harcourt Street, Railway Station in Dublin. From 1917 to 1920 he was engaged in the transportation of despatches, mainly for Robert Brennan, Commandant Wexford Battalion, Irish Volunteers and also of arms via the railway. During 1921 he took part in a number of IRA operations including an attack on Bray Barracks on the 18th April. Thomas Sutton was arrested and interned from May to December 1921 at Collinstown and the Curragh. In 1922, during the Civil War, Thomas Sutton took part in a large number of engagements against National Army forces between July and October of that year particularly in County Wicklow including Crooksling, Blessington, Ballinascorney, Enniskerry, Glen of the Downs and Bray. His service largely ceased after October 1922 due to ill health.

Printers of the 1916 Proclamation.

William (Willie) O'Brien

Michael J. Molloy. Worked as a compositor for Independent Newspapers Limited, Irish Time and Sunday Time ECT, for 44 years, retiring in 1962. His father and son were involved in the newspaper industry in Ireland for many years.

Christopher Brady

Christopher Brady is buried in  Glasnevin Cemetery

There is no evidence that the Leaders signed a copy of the Proclamation. The Proclamation was printed in two halves. About 30 copies of the original Proclamation exist today.