A Company Dundrum 

So far we have identified 71 people who served with A Company (Dundrum), 6th Battalion, Dublin Brigade.

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Bradshaw EdwardMD255Milltown Park, Milltown, DublinNo -
Brennan MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Pembroke Cottages, DundrumNo -
Brennan PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Enda’s ChurchtownNo -
He was 1st Lieutenant with A Company.
Brown MMA/MSPC/RO/7GoatstownNo -
Brown PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7ClonskeaghNo -
Buckley CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Bird Avenue, Windy ArbourNo -
Byrne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7GoatstownNo -
Byrne NicholasMA/MSPC/RO/7Bird Avenue, Windy ArbourNo -
Cardiff ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7ShankillNo -
Carroll ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7StillorganNo -
Carty DavidMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Cassidy JMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Colgan JMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Courtney JMA/MSPC/RO/7ClonskeaghNo -
Cruise GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Cullen JMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Cullen PhilMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Curley John KevinSDR58844 Morehampton Road, DonnybrookNoPro
He was Company Officer Commanding. He was born in 1898 and died on the 5th of March 1971, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Cummins EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7BallinteerNo -
Cundell CMA/MSPC/RO/7RathfarnhamNo -
Darcy JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Darcy PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Darcy WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Devine ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Donnelly JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Doyle AndrewMA/MSPC/RO/78 Victoria Terrace, DundrumNoPro
He was born on the 20th of May 1896 and died on the 17th of March 1959; he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He joined the IRA in 1918 and acted as company signaller, assisted the company police, taught the company rifle drill and took part in raids for stolen bicycles. During the War of Independence, he continued as company signaller and that he took part in all operations that were carried out in his company's area. He was transferred to the 6th Battalion of the South Dublin Brigade, where he was appointed as assistant battalion signaller. He joined the National Army on the 3rd of April 1922, service number 56938, at Clonskeagh Castle and that he was discharged on 15 April 1924 as time expired.
Doyle RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Doyle RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Doyle TMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Doyle WilliamMD20196MilltownNo -
Duffy MichaelMD48482133 Mulvey Park, Windy Arbour, DundrumNo -
He was born on the 31st of October 1902 and died on the 26th of March 1989, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Duffy PatrickMD201974 McGovern Cottages, Windy ArbourNoPro
Patrick Duffy joined H Company, 3 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers under the command of Captain William Tannan at the Dundrum Sinn Fein club in early 1917. The following year he was transferred to A Company, 6 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers under the command of Thomas Cardiff. In 1919, his local Company was re-organised as No. 2 unit, Milltown and Windy Arbour Company, Dublin Brigade, IRA under the command of Michael Murray. Attached to A Company and then B Company, 3 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, IRA, he took part in a number of IRA operations and general activity in County Dublin during the War of Independence including: blocking-roads; felling-trees; destroying-bridges; mail raids; the destruction of a rifle range at Ticknock and an attack on Dundrum RIC Barracks. Taking the pro-Treaty side in the Civil War he enlisted with the National Army on the 27th of March 1922 at Beggar’s Bush, Dublin. He served with 1 Company, 1 Battalion, 2 Dublin Brigade and C Company, 56 Battalion based in Portobello Barracks until discharge on the 6th of March 1924. James Duffy married Kathleen Duffy (née Gobbett) on the 10th of November 1937. He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Dunne DanielMA/MSPC/RO/7GoatstownNo -
Dwyer ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7GoatstownNo -
Finney ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Flood JMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Holland MartinMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Kavanagh PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Roebuck, DundrumNo -
Kenny DenisMSP34REF9989292 Farranboley Cottages, Windy ArbourNoAnti
He was born in 1898 and died on the 22nd of April 1984. He served as Company Quartermaster with the pre War of Independence IRA and as Battalion Quartermaster with the Anti-Treaty IRA. He was living in Bury St. Edmonds UK during WW2.
Kenny EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7292 Farranboley Cottages, Windy ArbourNo -
He was a brother of Denis, see above, He was arrested with his brother Denis by the Auxiliaries and kept for a period in Dublin Castle in November 1920).
Kenny JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Classon’s Bridge, MilltownNo -
Kenny MauriceMSP34REF20938Classon’s Bridge, MilltownNoAnti
He was born in 1899 and died in 1977. He was shot by Crown Forces while on outpost duty during an IRA operation to demolish Classon’s Bridge, Milltown, Dublin, he spent three months recovering in the Mater Hospital, Dublin and later in St. Columcille's Hospital, Loughlinstown from the 30th of December 1921 to the 13th of January 1922.
Kenny MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Classon’s Bridge, MilltownNo -
Keogh ArthurMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Lahiffe JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Richmond Street, DublinNo -
Lambe JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Shelbourne Road, BallsbridgeNo -
Langan JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Lee Henry ChristopherMD45007274 Farren Boley Cottages, Windy ArbourNo -
Leonard EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7277 Farranboley Cottages, Windy ArbourYesNeutral
He fought at Boland's Bakery/Boland's Mills, Grand Canal Street, during the 1916 Rising. He was born in 1898 and died on the 30th of July 1965, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, although the grave is marked the headstone does not record his name, see Deansgrange page.
Leonard Patrick24SP671Concrete, MilltownNoPro
Lynch JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Maguire PMA/MSPC/RO/7DundrumNo -
Mahon ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Bath Avenue, SandymountNo -
McAleer JMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
McGrath MylesMA/MSPC/RO/7BallinteerNo -
McNulty PMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Moore PMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Murphy MatthewMSP34REF134013 Millmount Cottages, Dundrum RoadNoAnti
Murray Michael24SP2053Hackett’s Cottages, MilltownYesPro
Volunteer, E Company, 3rd battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born on the 9th of February 1900, aged 16 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought in the area of Boland's Bakery/Boland's Mills on Grand Canal Street, Clanwilliam Place and the area of Railway Line between Westland Row and Landsdowne Road. He was not detained after the surrender. He re-joined the Volunteers in 1917 and served throughout the War of Independence serving with A Company (Dundrum, 6th Battalion. He took the Pro-Treaty side in the Civil War serving as Captain with the 20th Battalion, he resigned from the Defence Forces on the 28th of March 1924 and re-joined during the Emergency serving from 1940 to 1946.
Nolan HughMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Nolan MartinMA/MSPC/RO/7ClonskeaghNo -
Nolan CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7GardaNo -
O’Connor JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7DonnybrookNo -
O’Connor JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Heytesbury Lane, Waterloo RoadNo -
Phelan CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Windy ArbourNo -
Pope MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7MilltownNo -
Price MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7DundrumNo -
Quinn PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Golf Club GalwayNo -
Reilly ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7KilgobbinNo -
Sweeney LaurenceDP8107Big House, Goatstown, DundrumNoAnti
He died on the 7th of July 1922. He was a Section Commander. Accounts on file differ as to whether Sweeney was killed in action against National Army forces at Castledermot, County Kildare on 5 July 1922, or, whether he died later of wounds received in an engagement there at Carlow Military Hospital on 7 July 1922, contemporaneous reports state that he was brought in dead by the National Army after the National Army had taken over Ballymore Eustace County Kildare. He was from Dundrum and had served with A Company (Dundrum) IRA during the War of Independence. He was employed by St. John of God's, Stillorgan, County Dublin.
Wedick MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7No -

B Company Dublin Mountains

So far we have identified 72 people who served with B Company (Dublin Mountains) 6th Battalion.

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Bradshaw JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Golden Ball, KilternanNo -
Bradshaw ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Golden Ball, KilternanNo -
Brennan EdwardMD1672Kilmashogue, Rathfarnham, DublinNo -
Brennan PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Ballyroan Lodge, Knocklyon, TempleogueNo -
Butler RobertMSP34REF20914144 Moreen Cottages, SandyfordNoAnti
He joined H Company, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers in April 1917. Attached to B Company, 6 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, IRA he took part in a number of IRA operations and general activity in County Dublin during the War of Independence including: making pikes and hand-grenades; arms-raids; intelligence work; the destruction of a British Army shooting range in Ticknock; armed patrols; trenching roads; transporting arms and ‘Belfast Boycott’ work. In 1921. He took part in two separate raids/attacks on the home of a Mr. Cross on Ballycorus Road, Kilternan, Dublin where British intelligence officers were staying. The first one took place in the middle of April: “We went there to arrest a man named Dunning, we asked them to open the door to get him alive … he opened fire on us. We had to return the fire. It might have lasted for an hour or 1 ½ hours, we had to retreat on account of one of our men getting seriously wounded” The second raid took place in the middle of May under the command of Andrew McDonnell and Michael Chadwick and lasted two hours. Robert Butler claimed that “according to accounts I think either three or four were either killed or wounded of the people inside”. He was arrested on the 25th of June 1921 and imprisoned in Portobello Barracks; Arbour Hill and Kilmainham Jail until the General Release in December 1921. During the Truce Period he was attached to F Company, 2 Battalion, Dublin Brigade and A Company, 1 Battalion, 2 Dublin Brigade and took part in military training; working with the Dáil Courts and the occupation and defence of Rathfarnham Barracks from April to July 1922. he was sent to Blessington and took part in an engagement with National Army troops at Crooksling in County Wicklow. He then returned to the 1st Battalion area Dundrum/Sandyford and took part in “extensive interruption of communications” and an ambush of National Army troops on the Sandyford Road. He had no further activity after August 1922. Robert Butler married Mary Butler (née Bradshaw) in January 1938.
Byrne MauriceMA/MSPC/RO/7BallydmonduffNo -
Byrne PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Well Park, StepasideNo -
Byrne RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7KilgobbinNo -
Byrne WilliamMD1673Ballydmonduff, SandyfordNo -
Cannon EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Garda Depot, Phoenix ParkNo -
Cannon ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7BallydmonduffNo -
Corbett JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Kingston Cottages, BalallyNo -
Courtney JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7KilmashogueNo -
Downs PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Woodside, SandyfordNo -
Doyle BernardMD337877 Ballinteer Cottages, DundrumNo -
Doyle ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Black Glen RoadNo -
Doyle ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7BarnaculliaNo -
Doyle MatthewMD1056 17 Millmount Cottages, Windy ArbourNo -
Doyle JamesMD23252Woodside, SandyfordNo -
Application for service medal made by his sister, Mary Doyle. Application was certified by Board of Accessors. No evidence that medal was awarded
Doyle JohnMD1064Glencullen, SandyfordNo -
Doyle JosephMD67903 Woodside, SandyfordNo -
He was born on the 6th of June 1897 and died on the 13th of September 1974.
Doyle MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Golden Ball, KilternanNo -
Doyle Patrick F. MD1694Barnaculla, SandyfordNo -
Doyle PatrickMD2882BarnacullaNo -
Doyle PatrickMD2882GalwayNo -
Duff BernardMA/MSPC/RO/7Main Street, DundrumNo -
He was 2nd Lieutenant of the Company.
Fleming MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Golden Ball, KilternanNo -
Grey JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7StepasideNo -
Gunnell ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Columba’s College, RathfarnhamNo -
Haugh JohnMD1679USANo -
He was living in the USA at the time he applied for his Service (1917-1921) Medal, his application was made through John Kavanagh, Woodside, Sandyford, Dublin
Hayden JamesMD168285 Stepaside, SandyfordNo -
Hayden MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7The Scalp, KilternanNo -
Hissold CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Golden Ball KilternanNo -
Horton JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7StepasideNo -
Horton MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Curragh, KildareNo -
Kavanagh JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7GoatstownNo -
Keane RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7Slate cabin Lane, SandyfordNo -
Kelly JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
He was 1st Lieutenant of the Company and possibly moved to the USA soon after the end of the War of Independence.
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7USANo -
Kelly WilliamMD2888Barnaculla and USANo -
Application for Service (1917-1921) Medal is Incomplete, no reply received from subject. Medal not awarded. Includes note from Eoin O'Brien, Commanding Officer, B Company, 6 Battalion, Dublin Brigade claiming subject should be certified for Service (1917-1921) Medal.
Kenny JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Black GlenNo -
Little PeterMSP34REF18237Balally, SandyfordNoAnti
He was born on the 13th of June 1895 and died on the 9th of March 1958. He was involved in the creation of arms dumps in his locality and that he took part in armed raids for gun barrel, iron and steel in Ticknock and Dundrum. Also took part in raid for gelignite and detonators at the RIC Magazine, Balally. He took part in extensive raids for arms and that he was involved in the destruction of a field kitchen and two mules at Barnaculla. The mules were later sold. Other duties and activities during the War of Independence included guard of ballot boxes; seizure of rates at Kilternan; cutting communications; ambush at White Cross at Leopardstown; attack on Cross's house for Special Intelligence Officers; destruction of enemy ambulance at Glencullen; raids for the Belfast boycott. In the Truce Period Little was in the training camp at Barnaculla and that he was in the takeover of Rathfarnham Barracks. During the Civil War he took part in an attack on National Forces at Sandyford; blocking and trenching roads, sniping at enemy posts at Clonskeagh Castle and naval base at Dún Laoghaire; laying of land mines. He was out on the night of the bridges (August 1922). Little was forced to cease activities in December 1922. He was injured while serving with the IRA in April 1921. On the 18th of April 1921 Little, who held the position of Quartermaster, B (Ticknock) Company along with five other members of the company were detailed to attack a house in Ballycorus owned by a Mr. Cross where they were to arrest an individual suspected of being a spy (Dooney or Dooning). Fire was opened and he received gunshot wound to the hip and arms. It was found by the medical board that he was suffering from neurasthenia. Patrick Brennan, late OC 2 Dublin Brigade, claims that Little suffered from a delusion that the "IRA and the B and T's [Black and Tans] are intent on shooting him and consequently he refuses to meet any of his old friends or comrades."
Maher JohnMD1693Blackglen Road, SandyfordNo -
Service (1917-1921) Medal awarded and issue authorised on the 4th of May 1943. Subject certified by Medals Committee. Posthumous application made on behalf of subject by his Aunt.
Malone JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Woodside SandyfordNo -
Martin JamesMD1681StepasideNo -
McCabe EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7BallinteerNo -
McCabe PatrickMD1037Ticknock, SandyfordNo -
McCann PhelixMA/MSPC/RO/7DublinNo -
McGinn JohnMD1685TicknockNo -
McGinn MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7TicknockNo -
McGrath RyanMA/MSPC/RO/7ShankillNo -
Morgan MauriceMA/MSPC/RO/7Ballycorus RoadNo -
Mulligan JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Rathmichael, ShankillNo -
Mulligan JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7TicknockNo -
Mulligan MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Jamestown Cottages, KilternanNo -
Mulligan PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7EnniskerryNo -
Murphy JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7BarnaculliaNo -
Murphy PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7BarnaculliaNo -
Murphy ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7BarnaculliaNo -
Murphy WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7KilternanNo -
Nolan MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7The Grange, RathfarnhamNo -
O’Brien Edward24SP3410Concrete Lodge, Phoenix ParkNoPro
He became a member of H Company, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, during the period from 1 April 1917 to 31 March 1918. He transferred to B Company (Barnacullia), 6th Battalion and commanded this Company during the rest of the War of Independence, and also part of the truce period. He was involved in the usual military activities, including raids for arms, raids on post offices at Sandyford, the cutting of telegraph wires, road blocking, the burning of Ticknock military rifle range and an attack on, and attempted burning of, the house of a Mr. Cross who lived in Ballycorus, County Dublin. This last attack was due to the fact that British military Intelligence Officers apparently would visit this man's house on occasion and stay overnight, including an intelligence officer called Sergeant Dunny. He was active in the training and reorganisation of his company during part of the truce period before enlisting in the National Army on the 3rd of April 1922 at Beggar's Bush Barracks. He served in F Company, 1st Infantry Battalion, No. 2 Brigade, 2nd Eastern Division at the rank of Sergeant and was discharged from the National Army on 16 November 1923.
O’Neill MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7BallyedmonduffNo -
Richmond JohnMD2232Glenamuck, CarrickminesNo -
He died on the 26th of December 1942. He also lived at 5 Lower Galloping Green, Stillorgan.
Roe JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7EnniskerryNo -
Rothery ThomasMSP34REF27452WoodsideNoAnti
Strong WilliamMD2235181 Golden Ball Cottages, KilternanNo -
He was born on the 4th of March 1902 and died on the 15th of December 1989.
Thornton ChristopherMD1687Kingston Cottages, SandyfordNo -
Thornton JamesMD168852 Kingston Cottages, BalallyNo -
Thornton PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Kingston Cottages, BalallyNo -
Thornton StephenMD1031The Grange, RathfarnhamNo -
Tobin FrancisMA/MSPC/RO/7Balally Cottages, SandyfordNo -

C Company Bray

So far we have identified 92 people who served with C Company (Bray)

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Abel PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Greenpark Road, BrayNo -
Barry StephenMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery, EnniskerryNo -
Brady JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7AughrimNo -
Brien CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7RoundwoodNo -
Brien ChristopherMD2103Colohan Terrace, Vevay Road, BrayNo -
He was born on the 5th of December 1905 and died on the 22nd of April 1986. He served with Fianna Éireann before joining the IRA.
Brien JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Meath Road, BrayNo -
Brien MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Old Connaught Road, BrayNo -
Brien PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Chapel Lane, BrayNo -
Brien ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Bruce’s Terrace, BrayNo -
Burk CormacMA/MSPC/RO/7Eglinton Road, BrayNo -
Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Byrne MMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, ShankillNo -
Clifton JamesMD2241114 Hudsons Terrace, BrayNo -
Clifton RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7Main Street, BrayNo -
Cooke EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Bellfield, EnniskerryNo -
Crawley FrancisMA/MSPC/RO/7New Vale, ShankillNo -
Cullen Joseph PMSP34REF60327Diamond Cottages, Dargle Road, BrayNoAnti
He was born in 1902 and died on the 16th of October 1967, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Devlin JosephMD34534Kepplegate, Fossaroe, BrayNo -
He was born on the 31st of July 1902 and died on the 22nd of September 1986, he is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery.
Doyle PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Coolacey, EnniskerryNo -
Dunne JohnMD230Tennehinch, EnniskerryNo -
He served as one of the justices of the Bray and Enniskerry Division who held their court in Bray.
Dunne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Earls JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Kilmartin Terrace, BrayNo -
Fagan LaurenceMD2213St. Kevin's, ShankillNo -
Farrell NicholasMD22437Ballyman, BrayNo -
Faulkner JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7New vale, ShankillNo -
Fitzpatrick BMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Fortune PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7O’Byrne Road, BrayNo -
Fox ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Old Connaught Road, BrayNo -
Furlong TMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Gallagher CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Rothery, DeansgrangeNo -
Gallagher HenryMSP34REF15332 Gibson Terrace, BrayNo -
Gallagher OwenMA/MSPC/RO/72 Gibson Terrace, BrayNo -
Hilton ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Connolly Square, BrayNo -
Hayden MMA/MSPC/RO/7Scalp, EnniskerryNo -
Hoey JohnMD2246433 Duncairn Avenue, BrayNo -
He was born on the 18th of January 1897 and at the time he applied for his Service (1917-1921) Medal he was living at 939-68 Street, Brooklyn, New York.
Hyland John JMA/MSPC/RO/75 Dublin Road, BrayNo -
Kane JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7BrayNo -
Kavanagh JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7EnglandNo -
Kearns RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Keenan MMA/MSPC/RO/712 Gaskill Road, ManchesterNo -
Lacey JMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Lacey WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7USANo -
Lawlor PierceMA/MSPC/RO/736 Frankfort Avenue, RathgarNo -
Ledwidge PeterMA/MSPC/RO/729 Dargan Street, BrayNo -
Leggett PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Rathmore Terrace, BrayNo -
Leggett Peter JMD398149 Ravenswell Road, BrayNo -
Lurry BertMA/MSPC/RO/7BelfastNo -
Lynch JosephMD2263Dispensary, Herbert Road, BrayNo -
MacSweeney JamesMA/MSPC/RO/738A Main Street, BrayNo -
MacSweeney James SenMA/MSPC/RO/738A Main Street, BrayNo -
Maguire CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery, EnniskerryNo -
Martin PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/733 Dargan Street, BrayNo -
McGarry GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/712 New Cottages, ShankillNo -
McGarry JamesMD29206LoughlinstownNo -
McGarry MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Brennan’s parade, BrayNo -
Messit SaulMA/MSPC/RO/7KilmacanogueNo -
Mills WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Old Conna Street, BrayNo -
Mooney ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
He was Company 2nd Lieutenant.
Mulhall JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Castle Street, BrayNo -
Mulvey StephenMSP34REF477226 St. Brigid’s Terrace, BrayYesAnti
Volunteer, Bray and Shankill Company, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born in March 1878 died on the 19th of October 1954, aged about38 years old during the Rising. Fought at Bray, County Wicklow, Dublin Bread Company on Westmoreland Street, Hibernian Bank on O'Connell Street, the General Post Office and the Coliseum Variety Theatre, Princes Street. Prior to coming in to Dublin and taking part in the fighting against British forces there during the 1916 Easter Rising, Stephen Mulvey had cut communications in the Bray area of County Wicklow. Wounded during the fighting Mulvey returned to his post and escaped capture at the surrender. From 1920 to his arrest in April 1921 Stephen Mulvey took part in a number of IRA operations and attacks including on the Income Tax Office in Bray, attack on an "enemy lorry" at Crinken in February 1921 and on Bray Barracks in April the same year. Subject was then interned until December 1921. During the Civil War claimant also participated in a number of IRA attacks on National Army forces in the Wicklow area in Bray, Levally and Kilmacanogue.
Murphy JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7207 New Cottages, ShankillNo -
Murphy JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7222 New Cottages, ShankillNo -
Murphy PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Pearse Square, BrayNo -
Murphy ThomasMD386934 Castle Street, Bray, WicklowNo -
Neary MichaelDP26173 Seaport Terrace, BrayNoAnti
1st Lieutenant of the Company he was killed in action during the Civil War. See Civil War Dead page (Anti-Treaty) for more information.
O’Brien LaurenceMSP34REF133626 St Helen's Road, BooterstownYesAnti
He was Officer Commanding of the Company. He was born in 1890 and died on the 12th of January 1955, he is buried in Deansgrange cemetery. Aged about 16 or 17 years old during the Rising he fought at Roe's Distillery in Mount Brown. He was working for the Civil Service in England from 1913 to 1915 and started an Irish Volunteer company in Birmingham. He resigned from his job to return to Dublin when he learned of the impending Rebellion. He was deported after the Rising being released about August 1916. He re-joined his Company and served throughout the War of Independence during which he was involved in various raids on Crown Forces in Bray and the North Wicklow area. He took the Anti-Treaty side during the Civil War and served as Battalion Vice Officer Commanding 2nd Dublin Brigade.
O’Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7G.S.R. Canal Street, DublinNo -
Owens GeorgeDeansgrange pageLoughlinstownNo -
Reilly RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7NavanNo -
Richmond JMA/MSPC/RO/7StillorganNo -
Rourke AndrewMA/MSPC/RO/7New vale, ShankillNo -
Rourke DanielMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Anne’s Terrace, ShankillNo -
Scariff MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Kevin’s Square, BrayNo -
Seery DanielMA/MSPC/RO/7EnniskerryNo -
Seery JosephMD22530Kilgarron, EnniskerryNo -
Sheehan JohnMSP34REF1596626 New Cottages, ShankillNoAnti
Born in 1891 died on the 7th of August 1938 he is buried in St. Peter’s Church, Little Bray. He was a member of the Glencullen and Kilternan Stars of Erin GAA Club. He joined the Irish Volunteer in 1914 and took part in the Howth gun running and Ballygannon gun running. He took an active part in the War of Independence and was arrested on the 21st of May 1921, charged with waging war on Crown Forces and sentenced to ten years penal servitude. He was imprisoned in Mountjoy until January 1922. When the Civil War began, he took part in fighting against National Army forces at Blessington, Crooksling, Ballinascorney, Bray, Powerscourt, Glen of the Downs and other locations before his capture in November 1922, he was interned in Hare Park Camp until his release in January 1924.
Smith EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Sterling GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/75 Adelaide VillasNo -
Sterling JohnMA/MSPC/RO/72 St. Brigid’s Terrace, BrayNo -
Sutton PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/72 Killarney Terrace, BrayNo -
Sutton ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/71 St. Brigid’s Terrace, BrayNo -
He was born in 1887 died on the 5th of February 1953, he fought in Enniskerry during the 1916 Rising, more information in the Rebellion Participants, Enniskerry. He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, his grave is unmarked.
Tier JamesMD208636 Wolfe Tone Square South, BrayNo -
Toole JMA/MSPC/RO/7DublinNo -
Toole JMA/MSPC/RO/7Harbour Bar, BrayNo -
Toole JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Green Park Road, BrayNo -
Toole MMA/MSPC/RO/7Upper Dargle Road, BrayNo -
Tuite CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7EnniskerryNo -
Waldron PMA/MSPC/RO/7Main Street, BrayNo -
Walsh RobertMD1961New Vale, ShankillNo -
Wheeler JMA/MSPC/RO/7Ivy Cottage, 2 Meath Place, BrayNo -
Whyte WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Woodcock ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery, EnniskerryNo -

D Company Dun laoghaire

So far we have identified 153 people who served with D Company (Dun laoghaire), 6th Battalion, Dublin Brigade.

NameReferenceAdress1916 RisingCivil War
Bennigan GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown AvenueNo -
Bingham GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Maguire’s, Lower Georges St.No -
Brady James AntonyMD5606 and Deansgrange page78 Patrick Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He served with Fianna Eireann before joining the Irish Volunteers/IRA. He was born on the 21st of July 1907 and died on the 8th of May 1973. He was employed as a Bus Conductor. He received his Service (1917-1921) Medal in 1945.
Brady JohnMD207032 Saint Vincents Park, BlackrockNo -
Brady John MD220168 St. Fintan's Villas, Deans GrangeNo -
Brady John MA/MSPC/RO/7AddressNo -
Brien PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Anchor Lodge, SandycoveNo -
Broderick MylesMA/MSPC/RO/718 Trafalgar Terrace, MonkstownNo -
Burchett ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7York RoadNo -
Butler JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Trafalgar Terrace, MonkstownNo -
Butler ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Trafalgar Terrace, MonkstownNo -
Byrne GabrielMA/MSPC/RO/74 Carrickbrennan Road, MonkstownNo -
Byrne JamesMA/MSPC/RO/749 Patrick’s StreetNo -
Byrne JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Castle Park Lodge, SandyfordNo -
Byrne LukeMA/MSPC/RO/7Old DunlearyNo -
Byrne MatthewMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Byrne Michael JMD19769 Congress Gardens, GlasthuleNo -
Cahill StephenDeansgrange pageDesmond AvenueNo -
Campbell MatthewMD12088 and Deansgrange Page17 Mary's Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Carden MartinObitDevitt Villas, GlasthuleNo -
Carney TerranceMA/MSPC/RO/7Northumberland AvenueNo -
Charles ArthurMA/MSPC/RO/7Bamba Hall, DublinNo -
Charles EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7USANo -
Clavin FrankMA/MSPC/RO/7Brady’sNo -
Clifford ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7GibbonsNo -
Coffey JoachimDeansgrange page59 York Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Connolly MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Mulgrave Street, Dun laoghaireNo -
Connor PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/76 Barrett Street, Dun laoghaireNo -
Cox John J (Leo)MA/MSPC/RO/7Windsor TerraceNo -
Creighton ArthurMA/MSPC/RO/7Heitons Coal YareNo -
Creighton PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Heitons Coal YareNo -
Creighton ThomasMD161020 Parnell Street, SallynogginNo -
He received his service (1917-1921) medal in 1943.
Creighton WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Late Patrick Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Crowe PatrickMD2174 2 Smyths Gardens, York Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Cullen JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Albert RoadNo -
Daly Christopher LeoMD56415 Eglington Park, DonnybrookNo -
he was awarded his Service (1917-1921) Medal in 1942. He was employed as Junior Executive Officer, Widows and Orphans Pension Branch, Department of Local Government
Davis EugeneDeansgrange page8 Coast Guard Station, Dun LaoghaireNoNeutral
Officer Commanding. He died on the 14th of October 1966 and is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Dowling ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7SallynogginNo -
Doyle ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Glasthule RoadNo -
Doyle EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Adelaide RoadNo -
Doyle EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuleNo -
Doyle ThomasMD2243036 Glasthule RoadNo -
He had an unsuccessful application for Service (1917-1921) Medal. Medal not awarded. Service not established (1958).
Dromgoole ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Glasthule -
Ducie PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7MonkstownNo -
Duffy WilliamDeansgrange pageSallynogginNo -
Dugdale JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Desmond Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Dundon MartinDeansgrange pageConvent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Dundon MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Dundon RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Dwyer PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Lower George’s StreetNo -
Dwyer ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Lower George’s StreetNo -
Egan CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Lower George’s StreetNo -
Gallagher Frank DenisMA/MSPC/RO/73A Albert Road, SandycoveNo -
He was born on the 29th of January 1900 and died on the 21st of February 1962.
Gallagher PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Albert Road, SandycoveNo -
Gaynor JosephMD13985 Bentley Villas, Dun laoghaireNo -
He also lived at 36 Smyths Villas, Dun Laoghaire, and his application for a Service (1917-1921) Medal was unsuccessful
Graydon ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/78 Crosthwaite Park EastNoAnti
Thomas Graydon was born in 1900 and died on the 20th of January 1976, he is buried in Deansgrange, his grave is unmarked. He was employed as a builder's carter by the Department of Agriculture. He also lived at 8 Harbour Cottages, Crofton Road, Dun Laoghaire. During the War of Independence he was involved in: burning of Ballybrack Barracks; burning of lorry on Ballinaclay road; raids for and censoring mails; raids for Belfast boycott; attack on military vehicle at Sandycove harbour in March 1921; disarming military police at Burdett Avenue, Sandycove and capture of a revolver. In the Truce Period he spent time in Cabinteely Barracks from January or February 1922 as well as training. In the Truce he was involved in a raid for arms on the home of Meredith of Sandycove, the material was to go to the north of Ireland. He held the rank of Acting Officer Commanding and Battalion Intelligence Officer. Following the outbreak of the Civil War he left Cabinteely Barracks after it was burned on 6 July 1922 and went to Blessington, County Wicklow. He was involved in an engagement with National Forces at Ballymore Eustace. He was arrested in August 1922 and interned until October 1923.
Gregan SeamusMA/MSPC/RO/7Albert Road, SandycoveNo -
Hall DanielMA/MSPC/RO/7Cumberland Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Hardy ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Bray, WicklowNo -
Harris John JMA/MSPC/RO/7Library Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Harte JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Tallant’s Public HouseNo -
Heffernan BernardMA/MSPC/RO/7Fire StationNo -
Heffernan PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Rosary Gardens, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Heffernan PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Desmond AvenueNo -
Hennessy JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Cross Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Hennessy ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/730 Cross Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Hickey MauriceMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown AvenueNo -
Hinch ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuelNo -
Hudson JosephDeansgrange pageAdelaide RoadNoAnti
Hudson Joseph Jnr.MA/MSPC/RO/7Deansgrange pageNoAnti
Hughes ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7SallynogginNo -
Kane CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Lees and Company, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Keating MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/783 Georges Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He was born on the 19th of July 1886 and served with the Carlow Brigade I.R.A. from 1917 to October or November 1920 when he was forced to leave the area and was transferred to the Dublin Brigade. He worked in Lynch and O’Brien’s, grocery and pub, where Shaws Department Store is now located, where Patrick Moran executed after Bloody Sunday 1921 also worked.
Kelly EugeneMA/MSPC/RO/7Stoneview PlaceNo -
He died on the 30th of March 1971. He is buried in Deansgrange plot West P4 9, his grave is unmarked.
Kelly GeorgeDeansgrange pageLower Georges Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Killiney View Monkstown AvenueNo -
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Lee’s, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Kelly MartinMD20729 Clifton Terrace, Monkstown, DublinNo -
Kelly MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Cross AvenueNo -
Kelly MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Harbour YardNo -
Kelly PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Hanlon’sNo -
Kelly WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Kennedy JohnMD224771 Casement Villas, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Keogh WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Lynch and O’Brien’sNo -
Kilraine HenryMA/MSPC/RO/767 Rock Road, WilliamstownNo -
King Dr. EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Michael’s Hospital, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Kirwan LaurenceMA/MSPC/RO/7Blackrock tram DepotNo -
Lamb JamesMA/MSPC/RO/719 Dominick Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Lane PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuelNo -
Lee AndrewMA/MSPC/RO/7Tivoli Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Lidwell FrederickMA/MSPC/RO/7Corrig Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Longmore ThomasDeansgrange pageMulgrave Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Loughmore ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Brady’s Public HouseNo -
Luby ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Temple Road, BlackrockNo -
Lynch JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Lee’s Dun LaoghaireNo -
Lynch JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7DalkeyNo -
Mahoney GeraldMA/MSPC/RO/7Newtownpark, BlackrockNo -
Malone PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Murray’s PawnbrokersNo -
Maloney WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7SallynogginNo -
Massey JohnMD40008 Wolf Tone Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Massey ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/744 Albert Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Matthews JohnMD2635Bentley VillasNo -
Matthews John Jnr.MA/MSPC/RO/7Royal Terrace, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Matthews Patrick JosephMD30272Cumberland Street, Dun laoghaireNo -
McCann PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7Northumberland AvenueNo -
McCauley TimothyMA/MSPC/RO/7Murray’s PawnbrokersNo -
McConnell JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Mary Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
McConville DanielMA/MSPC/RO/7Carriglea Gardens, Kill AvenueNo -
McGuinness Francis JosephMD6335Sandycove AvenueNo -
He lived at Water Street, Rhyl, Flintshire, Wales, for a time after the WOI.
McIntosh JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Patrick Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He was Killed in Action at the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire on the 19th of June 1921. He was Lieutenant with A Company, 6th Battalion. He served with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers between 1914 and 1919.
McKenna ArthurMD38190Mulgrave Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He lived at 80 4th Street, New Toronto, Ontario Canada when he received his Service (1917-1921) Medal.
McNamara JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Lynch and O’Brien’sNo -
Merrigan GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/730 Wolf Tone Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Molloy JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Lower George’s StreetNo -
Molloy WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7MounttownNo -
Mooney SeanMA/MSPC/RO/7New York, USANo -
Mullen Thomas24SP64954 Patrick Street, Dun LaoghaireNoPro
He was born in 1892 and died on the 15t of April 1941. He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, his grave is unmarked. He was involved in the usual military activities, including the burning of Ballybrack and Killiney Police Barracks, raids for arms, the enforcing of the Belfast Boycott, the stripping of British soldiers of weapons and equipment, collecting information and training under Organising Officer Peadar O'Mara. During the truce period he continued gathering information and undergoing training while later being the Sergeant of a H2 Guard at Cabinteely Barracks and the Naval Base at Dún Laoghaire. He enlisted in the National Army on the 18th of February 1922 at Beggar's Bush Barracks, served with HQ Company, 24th Infantry Battalion until it was disbanded in November 1923 and was then temporarily posted to 16 Infantry Battalion in Kehoe (Keogh) Barracks. He was discharged from the Defence Forces, at the rank of Sergeant, on 19 January 1924.
Murphy John EdwardMD1625Congress Gardens, GlasthuleNo -
Murphy Michael JMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuleNo -
Murray JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Charlemont TerraceNo -
Murray JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Murray JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Devitt Villas, GlasthuleNo -
Murray MichaelDeansgrange pageMonkstown FarmNo -
Murray MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Carriglea Gardens, Kill AvenueNo -
Neary MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Hughes GrocersNo -
O’ Connor ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Adelaide Road, GlasthuleNo -
O’Connor MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuleNo -
Owens GerardMA/MSPC/RO/7Mulgrave StreetNo -
Owens JosephDeansgrange pageAdelaide Road, GlasthuleNo -
Richardson AnthonyMD654626 Mulgrave Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He was born on the 16th of February 1905 and died on the 9th of November 1977, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Ring JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Ryan PatrickMD261622 Dominick Street, Dun Laoghaire.No -
The reference MD26162 refers to an incomplete Service (1917-1921) Medal which states ‘Medal not awarded as no response to request 1958 for further details. Subject claimed membership of D Company, 6 Battalion, 1 Brigade, Dublin Division, I.R.A. Subject claimed to have been 'one of the first men to wear Free State uniform' and to have been one of the men that 'took over Kilbride Camp from the Tans'. He claimed he was at the battle of Ballymore Eustace on the anti-Treaty side during the Civil War and that he was interned in Harepark Camp and on a 35-day hunger strike there.’ His address was at 195, 47 Jamaica Avenue, Hollis, Long Island, New York when the application was made.
Scully JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7DalkeyNo -
Scully JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Lynch and O’Brien’sNo -
Sharkey JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuleNo -
Sharkey JohnMSP34REF1188075 Glasthule Buildings, Dun LaoghaireNoAnti
He was born on the 13th of September 1901 and died on the 27th of August 1994. During the Irish War of Independence he maintained a Battalion arms dump; was involved in intelligence and police work; an engagement with the British Military at Sandycove; done outpost duty and held up British forces. During the Truce Period he went to Barnaculla Camp, and was attached to the signalling section; he raided for arms in March 1922; was involved in the taking over of Cabinteely RIC barracks in April 1922; was part of the garrison at Cabinteely barracks and later Avoca barracks. During the Irish Civil War, he was guarding Avoca barracks; was recalled to Bray after the attack on the Four Courts; was involved in an engagement at Blessington; done outpost duty and scouting; was involved in an attack on the Naval Base in Dun laoghaire. He was arrested in Dún Laoghaire on the 9th of July 1922 and was detained in Marlborough and Tintown Internment Camp, he was released in August or September 1923
Shaw WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Crosswaite Park, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Smith GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7CabinteelyNo -
Smith HenryMA/MSPC/RO/748 Mulgrave Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Smith Phillip PatrickDeansgrange pageCross Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Smith RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7Dun LaoghaireNo -
Smith ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/777 Patrick’s Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Somers CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7BlackrockNo -
Stokes MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Saint Joseph’s TerraceNo -
Timmons JohnMD22026 Carrickbrennan Road, MonkstownNo -
Timmons ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7GlasthuleNo -
Tobin MauriceMA/MSPC/RO/7Lynch and O’Brien’sNo -
Walsh WilliamMSP34REF61671Rosedale, ShankillNoAnti
Company Captain. He was born in 1893 and died on the 28th of August 1955, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Ward JohnMD219323 Devitt Villas, GlasthuleNo -
Whelan MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7York Road, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Whelan Patrick GDeansgrange pageFire Station, George's Place, Dun LaoghaireNoAnti
White CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown AvenueNo -

E Company Blackrock

So far we have identified 91 people who served with E Company (Blackrock).

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Allen ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown FarmNo -
Anderson JamesMD195115 Brookfield Terrace, BlackrockNo -
Archibold JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Patrick’s Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Bird MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7St. John of God’s, StillorganNo -
Bogue JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7StillorganNo -
Brandon GerardMD197245 Temple Road, BlackrockNo -
He served with Fianna Éireann. Service (1917-1921) Medal awarded. Service certified by the Fianna Advisory Board, certificate signed on the 20 March 1969.
Brandon JamesDeansgrange pageRalph Terrace, NewtownparkNo -
Brandon SeanMD215645 Temple Road, BlackrockNo -
Brandon WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Tivoli Terrace East, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Breen James24SP3281 and Deansgrange PageFire Station, Dun LaoghaireNoPro
He was a Section Commander in F Company.
Brown Michael VincentMSP34REF30032Fairview, Charleville, CorkNoAnti
He was born on the 2nd of December 1903. He joined in November 1919 and attended parades and was involved in the usual activities as well as having participated in raids. He was involved in the burning of Deans Grange Police Barracks, intercepting mail by holding up postmen; participated in a raid on Blackrock Post Office, participated in intelligence work by watching for a Mr. King of Dublin Castle. During the Truce Period he spent two weeks at Barnaculla Camp, County Dublin. He was arrested on the 3rd of July 1922, on his way to Blessington and released from Mountjoy on the 24th of December 1922, without signing a form. He later joined An Garda Síochána.
Butler WilliamMD216037 Temple Road, Blackrock, DublinNo -
Byrne CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7Leeds, UKNo -
He died on the 3rd of January 1949, service certified and medal issued posthumously the 18th of October 1952.
Byrne John (Jack)MA/MSPC/RO/7London, UKNo -
Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Annaville AvenueNo -
Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7NewtownparkNo -
Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Victoria BuildingNo -
Byrne Joseph Jnr.MA/MSPC/RO/7George’s PlaceNo -
Byrne Joseph Ser.MA/MSPC/RO/7Sweetman’s AvenueNo -
Byrne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/790 Carysfort AvenueNo -
Campbell ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Beechgrove, BooterstownNo -
Cannon FergusDeansgrange page 3 Brookfield Terrace, Blackrock NoPro
He was born in 1903 and died on the 10th of February 1953, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He served with the National Army, service number 25557, during the Civil War. He was discharged from the National Army in July 1923 and joined the Garda Síochána on the 25th of July 1923. 4978 Garda Number
Cannon MichaelMD240321 Stradbrook Park, BlackrockNo -
He was born on the 22nd of November 1905 and died on the 17th of October 1993, he is buried in Shanganagh Cemetery. He also served with Fianna Éireann.
Cassidy JohnMD22407 Carysfort Lodge, Proby Square, Blackrock No -
Cassidy Thomas MA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort AvenueNo -
Clarke PatrickDeansgrange pagePembroke Cottages, BooterstownNo -
He died on the 21st Of January 1996 and is buried with his wife Margaret who was Lieutenant, Blackrock Branch, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Cumann na mBan.
Connolly JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Front Street, NewtownparkNo -
Corcoran CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/715 Herbert Avenue, MerrionNo -
Companyle ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort AvenueNo -
Craven JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Kilmacud Road, StillorganNo -
Crimmins JosephMD2159Brookfield PlaceNo -
Deegan PatrickPatrick Deegan26 St. Fintan's Park, DeansgrangeNo -
He was born on the 14th of April 1905 and died on the 4th of September 1978. He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He also served with Fianna Éireann.
Donnelly PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Emmett Square, WilliamstownNo -
Featherstone ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7AustraliaNo -
Fitzgerald LiamMA/MSPC/RO/7Victoria BuildingsNo -
Fitzgerald JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Victoria BuildingsNo -
Flynn JamesMD393457A George's Avenue, BlackrockNo -
Fogarty EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Kilmacud Road, StillorganNo -
Fogarty John1P2938 Stradbrook Road, BlackrockNo -
He was born in 1898 and died on the 21st of December 1955, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He received a bullet wound in his right shoulder at Temple Hill, Blackrock, while on police duty on the 1st of November 1921.
Fox PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7AustraliaNo -
Gaskin JamesMA/MSPC/RO/743 George’s AvenueNo -
Gill JohnMD215357 McCabe's Villas, BooterstownNo -
He died on the 27th of January 1984 and is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery
Gilmore GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Newtownpark AvenueNo -
Gilmore HarryMA/MSPC/RO/7Newtownpark AvenueNo -
Goodwin JohnDeansgrange pageKilmacud Road, StillorganNo -
Goodwin Robert JDeansgrange pageKilmacud Road, StillorganNo -
Gregory MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Sweetman’s AvenueNo -
Harold JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Merrion RoadNo -
Harris FrancisMA/MSPC/RO/7Station HouseNo -
Harris RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Healy JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Pembroke Cottages, BooterstownNo -
Hickey SeanMA/MSPC/RO/7Brookfield PlaceNo -
Hodgins PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Technical School, Dun laoghaireNo -
Hodgins WilliamDeansgrange pageEmmett Square, WilliamstownNoAnti
He was born on the 15th of April 1903 and died on the 26th of November 1974, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Hynes JMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Ivers JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Temple RoadNo -
Kavanagh JosephJoseph Kavanagh2 Matthew Terrace, MonkstownNo -
Kavanagh VictorDeansgrange page 12 Stoneview Place, Dun Laoghaire NoPro
Keane SeanMA/MSPC/RO/7Auburn Villas, Tivoli Terrace, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Keane WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/78 Brookfield TerraceNo -
Kelly John (Jack)MD396929 Lower Dale View, BallybrackNo -
Kissane JMA/MSPC/RO/7BlackrockNo -
Lambert ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Artillery Barracks, KildareNo -
Lidwell Frederick2D906 Corrig Avenue, Dun LaoghaireNoPro
Captain Frederick Hamilton Lidwell died on the 22nd of December 1922 from gunshot wound to the head accidentally received in Kilkenny Barracks, County Kilkenny on 22 December 1922 during the Civil War. Prior to joining the National Army Frederick Lidwell had served with the Irish Volunteers and IRA from 1918 to 1922 and acted as Registrar of the Dún Laoghaire District Republican Court. He was employed as a Solicitor's Apprentice before joining the National Army
Loftus J. J. DoctorDeansgrange pageAilesbury Road, BallsbridgeNo -
Loftus ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Stradbrook GardensNo -
MacNeill Turlough24SP13724Netley, South Hill Avenue, BlackrockNoPro
He joined the National Army in March 1922, served during the Civil War and left at the rank of Captain to join the Garda Síochána in August 1923. He joined the IRA in early 1920, was arrested by British forces on the 27th of November 1920 and imprisoned until the 10th of June 1921. He took part in the burning of Kill - O - The Grange RIC Barracks prior to his arrest. His National Army service number was SDR2243.
Mahar JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Merrion Road, MerrionNo -
Mahon HaroldMA/MSPC/RO/7Estate Cottages, MerrionNo -
Mahon PMA/MSPC/RO/7Estate Cottages, MerrionNo -
Martin ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown farmNo -
McCormack FrancisMA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort AvenueNo -
McGarry GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Annaville Avenue, NewtownparkNo -
McGrath CharlesMD4782720 Longford Terrace, MonkstownNo -
Meade GabrielMA/MSPC/RO/7Sydney TerraceNo -
Mitchell LawrenceMA/MSPC/RO/7Stradbrook RoadNo -
Mooney GeorgeMD7221Brookfield TerraceNo -
He died on the 2nd of April 1962 and is buried in Deansgrange, see Deansgrange page.
Mooney JohnMD370238 St. Anne's Square, BlackrockNo -
Moore JosephDeansgrange page3 St. Fintan's Villas, DeansgrangeNo -
Murphy ThomasMSP34REF1182448 St. Fintan's Villas, DeansgrangeNoNeutral
He died on the 21st of March 1957 and is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, see Deansgrange page.
O’Flanaghan John JMA/MSPC/RO/72 Auburn Villas, Tivoli Terrace, Dun laoghaireNo -
O’Keefe SeanMA/MSPC/RO/7Front Street, NewtownparkNo -
O’Neill JosephDeansgrange page7 Stradbrook Park, BlackrockNoPro
Quinn PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Bellosguardo, NewtownparkNo -
Redmond WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Victoria BuildingsNo -
Roche MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Brookfield TerraceNo -
Sharkey MichalMD3701McCabe’s Villas, BooterstownNo -
Smith ChristopherMSP34REF2374 c/o Mr Brennan, 50 Smithfield, Dublin NoAnti
As a 15-year-old in 1918, he was a member of the Glencullen unit of the Irish Volunteers in South County Dublin under the command of Andrew McDonnell. By 1919 he was a member of the Blackrock Company, Irish Volunteers and stored and looked after his Company’s arms and equipment in his place of employment. He let 12 members of his Company to regularly sleep in his workplace without his employer’s knowledge or consent. Attached to E Company, 6 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, IRA under the command of Mick Chadwick and Joe Flanagan he took part in a number of IRA operations and general activity during the War of Independence (January 1919 – July 1921) including: armed patrols; road blocking; arms-raids and active duty during attacks on Cabinteely Barracks, Dundrum Barracks and Dún Laoghaire Naval Base. He was arrested on the 11th of June 1921 on his way to take up position in the “Merrion Ambush”. He escaped from Mountjoy Jail, Dublin in November 1921 with Paddy Rigney; G. Davis; T. Keegan; Liam Troy and J. O'Toole. In the Truce Period he was attached to the 1 Battalion, South Dublin Brigade, IRA under the command of Tom Cassidy before being transferred in March 1922 to C Company, 2 Battalion, Dublin Brigade under the command of Tom Burke. He did full-time guard duty for two weeks at 44 Parnell Square, Dublin which was being used by General Headquarters (GHQ) staff before taking up work with the Port and Docks Board. Taking the anti-Treaty side in the Civil War (June 1922 – May 1923), during the fighting in Dublin in June/July 1922 he took part in the capture of Bridgeman’s Hotel, O’Connell Street during which one man was killed and another Volunteer Jimmy Brennan lost his arm. He also took part in the capture of the National Bank and the occupation of Healy’s public house, Marlborough Street. In July 1922, plans were made in the home of Tom Burke on North Summer Street to organise a rescue mission of IRA GHQ staff held in Mountjoy Jail. The imprisoned staff suggested tunnelling under the prison, Captain Frank Daly sourced the necessary tools and equipment for this task. From a house in Glengarriff Parade, IRA engineer Sean MacEntee stated that after 30 hours of digging, the group had “succeeded in taking up the floor of the kitchen, sinking a shaft which would have been deep enough to allow a tunnel to pass safely under the prison wall, the foundations of the house and ultimately the deep underground curtain wall”. However, it is claimed on file that the 11 IRA men were surprised and arrested by a large group of National Army forces under the command of Joseph O’Reilly who surrounded the house and street. Christopher Smith was interned in Kilmainham Jail Dublin and Gormanston Camp County Meath where he managed to escape from in September 1922. He applied and was granted a wound pension under the Army Pensions Act. He claimed for deafness and severe pains in his ears, head and throat as a result of the beating he received in Oriel House in January 1923.
Sullivan JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Boyle, MonkstownNo -
Swan ThomasMD345942 Avondale, Carysfort Avenue, BlackrockNo -
He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, see Deansgrange page
Toft ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Front Street, NewtownparkNo -
Walsh JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7NewtownparkNo -
Walsh JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7St. John of God’s, StillorganNo -

F Company Deansgrange

So far we have identified 89 people who served with F Company (Deansgrange) 6th Battalion, Dublin Brigade.

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Brack AnthonyMA/MSPC/RO/7Deansgrange, BlackrockNoPro
Brinkley LeoMA/MSPC/RO/7Leopardstown, FoxrockNo -
Brown ThomasMSP34REF1379Monkstown AvenueNoNeutral
Byrne GarrettMD22392UnknownNo -
Byrne JohnMD22392UnknownNo -
Byrne PatrickMSP34REF1379UnknownNo -
Byrne PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7The Hotel, FoxrockNo -
Callaghan ThomasMD1570CabinteelyYes -
Coates JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7FoxrockNo -
Connor JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoPro
Connor RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7MonkstownNo -
Connor ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7BlackrockNo -
Coyle ChristopherMD157140 Careysfort Avenue, BlackrockNoNeutral
Cummins HenryMA/MSPC/RO/7Kilbogget CottagesNoPro
Cummins RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7Kilbogget CottagesNoPro
Curley ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Monkstown FarmNo -
Davis WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7BrayNoPro
Delany JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Kill-O-The-GrangeNoPro
Devlin ChristopherMD15737 Monalow Cottages, CabinteelyNoNeutral
Devlin MatthewMD6053New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoPro
Devlin PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNoPro
Dowling FrederickMA/MSPC/RO/7Deansgrange, BlackrockNo -
Doyle DavidMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoNeutral
Duffy William3D180StradbrookNoPro
William Duffy joined the Free State Army service number 2905, he had served with the British Army Royal Irish Rifles during WW1
Dunne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Riverside Lodge, Queen's Park, MonkstownNo -
Ebbs ArthurMD26647Monkstown FarmNo -
Ebbs MichaelMD266473 Moore's Cottages, MonkstownNo -
Fitzgibbons WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7CabinteelyNo -
Fitzpatrick JohnMD6056CabinteelyNoNeutral
Foley JohnObitFront Lodge, Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s CrossNo -
He was Captain of F Company.
Fox JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Fox ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Cornelscourt, FoxrockNoPro
Gaynor PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Castle Street, DalkeyNo -
Gormley EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7The Hotel, FoxrockNo -
Griffin PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNo -
Hammond JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNo -
Hempenstall WilliamMD157899 Kilbogget Cottages, CabinteelyNoPro
Hill ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Clonkeen, CornelcourtNoPro
Jackson ChristopherMD7344Puck Castle Cottage, Rathmichael, ShankillNo -
Jackson JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Puck Castle Cottage, Rathmichael, ShankillNo -
Jenkins JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Kearns WilliamMD2620523 Carysfort Avenue, BlackrockNo -
Kelly JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Kill-O-The-GrangeNoPro
Kelly WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7The Hill Stores, Winetavern StreetNo -
Kennedy JamesMD18516 Congress Gardens, Sandycove RoadNo -
Kirwan LaurenceMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNoPro
Kirwan ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7CornelcourtNoPro
Kirwan WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7CornelcourtNoPro
Larkin PatrickMD2237CarrickminesNo -
Livingstone JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoNeutral
Lynch AndrewMD198830 Glenamuck Cottages, KilternanNoNeutral
McCann JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7CornelcourtNoPro
McGrath John MA/MSPC/RO/7FoxrockNo -
Merriman JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Monaloe, CabinteelyNoNeutral
Molloy RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7SallynogginNoPro
Moran JohnMD248350 St. Fintan's Terrace, DeansgrangeNo -
Moran PatrickMD54443 Pottery Yard, Kill-O-The-Grange, BlackrockNo -
Moran ThomasMD415381 Ebbot Cottage, DeansgrangeNoPro
Morrissey PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7FoxrockNo -
Mulvaney JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNo -
Mulvany PatrickMD22494249 Labourer's Cottages, DeansgrangeNoNeutral
Murphy CharlesMA/MSPC/RO/7DeansgrangeNo -
Murphy JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7CabibteelyNo -
Murphy ThomasDP23700The Hotel, FoxrockNo -
Murray LeoMA/MSPC/RO/7Desmond Avenue, Dun laoghaireNo -
Nolan Francis P.MD1179Beechgrove, Cabinteely, DublinNo -
Nolan JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7The Gardens, Mount Anville, DundrumNo -
O’Connell ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
O’Farrell BrendanMA/MSPC/RO/7Kenilworth Road, RathgarNoNeutral
O’Farrell John A.MD172118 Kenilworth Road, RathgarNoPro
Owens JohnMD3732Killboggett Cottage, CabinteelyNo -
Owens MilesMA/MSPC/RO/7CabinteelyNo -
Purcell EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7LeopardstownNo -
Quigley JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Ramsbottom GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNo -
Robinson JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Monaloe, CabinteelyNoPro
Sinnott MarkMA/MSPC/RO/7Monaloe, CabinteelyNoPro
Sinnott MilesMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNoNeutral
Slater ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Kill-O-The-GrangeNoPro
Soden RobertMD1584Marylands, Deansgrange, BlackrockNo -
Sweetman JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7CornelscourtNoPro
Sweetman JohnMD4377Garda Station, IrishtownNo -
He served as a garda at Irishtown garda station in the 1940s
Tallon WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Kill-O-The-GrangeNo -
Thornton JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Toole AndrewMA/MSPC/RO/7Monaloe, CabinteelyYes -
Toole MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoNeutral
Toole WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Troy RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Troy ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNoPro
Watson ThomasMD1567St. Ann's, Deans Grange, BlackrockNoPro
Yorke PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7New Cottages, DeansgrangeNoAnti

G Company Dalkey

So far we have identified 118 people who served with G Company (Dalkey) during the War of Independence.

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Archibald EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Bramley’s Cottages, Killiney - -
Barnett WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road Killiney1916 -
Barrett JohnMD1963/4P575Talbot Road, KillineyNoPro
During the War of Independence he was living at Rosetta Cottage, Killiney. He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, see Deansgrange Cemetery link on the left for more information.
Boland JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Saval Park, DalkeyNo -
Bolton JohnMD5520Madden’s Cottages, BallybrackNoAnti
He served with the 3rd and 6th Battalions and with Fianna Éireann. He was born on the 26th of September 1906.
Bolton MylesDeansgrange pageMadden’s Cottages, BallybrackNo -
Bowman JosephMSP34REF3929Leslie Avenue, DalkeyYesAnti
Volunteer, F Company, 4th Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Born on the 7th of May 1869 died on the 29th of February 1956, aged 46 years old at the time of the Rising. Fought at Jameson Distillery Marrowbone Lane. He was deported after the surrender being released about the end of August 1916. At the time of the Rising he was employed at the Great South Eastern Railway, Inchicore, Dublin. He lost his job with the railway as a result of his Volunteer activities and moved to Dalkey County Dublin where he helped set up the Volunteer in that area. He served throughout the War of Independence with G Company (Dalkey), 6th Battalion, using his position working for the Irish Lights to report on troop movements and also supplied materials to the Volunteers. He took the Anti-Treaty side in the Civil War using his home as a Safe House for on the run I.R.A. He is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. There was no mention of his 1916, War of Independence or Civil War service in his obituary, his death notice was published the day after his funeral at his own request. There are no records of him applying for or receiving any medals for his service.
Brack J.MA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Bracken P.MA/MSPC/RO/7Dale View, BallybrackNo -
Bradshaw EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7BallybrackNo -
He died on the 10st of May 1971, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, his grave is unmarked.
Byrne HughMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Byrne JMA/MSPC/RO/7Madden’s Cottages, BallybrackNo -
Byrne JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Shamrock Cottage, Dalkey HillNo -
Byrne JamesMA/MSPC/RO/77 Hill Cottages, DalkeyNo -
Byrne JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, DalkeyNo -
Byrne JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7 and ObitSallynogginNo -
Byrne JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Mulgrave Street, Dun laoghaireNo -
Byrne JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, DalkeyNo -
Byrne Martin (Jnr.)MD39847 Hill Cottages, KillineyNo -
Byrne Martin (Snr.)MD47937 Hill Cottages, KillineyNo -
Byrne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Red Cottage, Dalkey HillNo -
Byrne MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Rathleigh, BallybrackNo -
Byrne PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, DalkeyNo -
Byrne ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Shamrock Cottage, Dalkey HillNo -
Byrne WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Barnhill Road, DalkeyNo -
Carroll LaurenceMA/MSPC/RO/7Railway Road, DalkeyNo -
Casey JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Castle Street, DalkeyNo -
Casserly CMA/MSPC/RO/7ShankhillNo -
Casserly PMA/MSPC/RO/7Coliemore Road, DalkeyNo -
Clarke CMA/MSPC/RO/7BallybrackNo -
Cooney DMA/MSPC/RO/7Edwards Grocery Shop, BallybrackNo -
Cullen RMA/MSPC/RO/7Bullock Cottages, DalkeyNo -
Cunningham LeoMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Darcy PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Woodside, Dalkey HillNo -
Delaney PatrickMD4795Ardbrugh Road, Dalkey HillNo -
He received a Service (1917-1921) Medal in 1945.
Donnellan MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Church Road, BallybrackNo -
Dowd MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Hill Cottages, KillineyNo -
Dowd PeterMD4796Hill Cottages KillineyNo -
He received a Service (1917-1921) Medal in 1945. He was living at 9 St. Patrick's Crescent, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin when he received the medal.
Faulkner JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Fitzhugh WalterMA/MSPC/RO/7Lower George’s Street, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Furlong JohnMA/MSPC/RO/722 Dockroad, Ferrybank, WexfordNo -
Green PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Lamb’s Yard, DalkeyNo -
Green ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Lodge, DalkeyNo -
Hall RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
Harte BernardMA/MSPC/RO/7LondonNo -
Haughton Arthur24SP12889Glenalua Road, KillineyNoPro
He served with the National Army, service number 8543. During the War of Independence he done the Usual service, training, drilling etc. he raided for arms, mails and Belfast goods and was arrested and held for three weeks in 1921. He was involved in burning Ballybrack RIC barracks and did outpost duty. After joining the National Army he was based at Clonskeagh Castle and also did duty on a mail boat at Dún Laoghaire. He was born on the 24th of October and died on the 14th of November 1997
Haughton Thomas EdwardMD10807Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
He was awarded a Service (1917-1921) Medal in March 1958 and had lived at 2 Glenalua Terrace, Killiney. "Mornington", Charlemont Avenue, Dun Laoghaire and 4 Allen Park, Lower Kilmacud Road, Stillorgan.
Heislip JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7USANo -
Higgins MichaelMD1138LoughlinstownNo -
He was awarded a Service (1917-1921) Medal and had served with Fianna Eireann and with the 5th Battalion (Engineers)
Higgins MatthewMA/MSPC/RO/7Shanganagh, BallybrackNo -
Hurley JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Church Road, BallybrackNo -
Kavanagh ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7White’s Villas, DalkeyNo -
Kavanagh JMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
Keane ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Dale View, BallybrackNo -
Keane JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Dalkey AvenueNo -
Kearns JamesMD40492Tram Cottages, DalkeyNo -
He made an unsuccessful application for Service (1917-1921) Medal. Service not established and medal not awarded. Service claimed with Na Fianna Éireann in Dalkey, Dublin.
Kelly HughDeansgrange pageRockbrook Cottage, Coliemore Road, DalkeyNo -
He also served with Fianna Eireann. He died on the 27 of August 1970 and is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery.
Kelly JMA/MSPC/RO/7Dale View, BallybrackNo -
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Kelly JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Kelly TerranceMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Keenan WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Dale View, BallybrackNo -
Kennedy JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
Keys JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Dalkey HillNo -
Keys NicholasMD19873 Anastasia Cottages, DalkeyNo -
Keys PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Dalkey HillNo -
Leary JMA/MSPC/RO/7Talbot Road, KillineyNo -
Ledwidge JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Joseph’s, DalkeyNo -
Lee HughMSP34REF22056Mill Lane, Shanganagh, ShankillNoAnti
He joined F Company, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers in late 1916 or early 1917 under the command of Thomas O’Connor and later G Company, 6th Battalion, Dublin Brigade under the command of Joseph Heaslip. He took part in the burning of evacuated Ballybrack Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) Station in May 1920; trenching roads; arms-raids including on Captain Atkins, Killiney; mail raids; raids for ‘Belfast Boycott’ goods and the destruction of bridges. He was arrested on the 1st of May 1921 and interned in Kilmainham Jail and the Curragh until the 10th of December 1921. During the Truce Period he served under the command of Matt Higgins in D Company, 2 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, IRA and took part in the occupation of Cabinteely Barracks for four months. Taking the anti-Treaty side in the Civil War he took part in blocking roads; tree felling; seizing a motorcar from two National Army soldiers at Loughlinstown an attack on National Army troops in Ballybrack; attack on National Army soldiers in Bray and an attack on Bray Coastguard Station
Lee JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7ShanganaghNo -
Luby JMA/MSPC/RO/7Shines, KillineyNo -
Lynch JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort Road, DalkeyNo -
Magee RobertMSP34REF8851 Lynch's Cottages, (Dale View), Ballybrack, DublinNoAnti
Born on the 26th of October 1902 died on the 28th of August 1976, buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, see Deansgrange page for more details.
Magee William VDeansgrange pageDale View, BallybrackNoAnti
Buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, see DEANSGRANGE link on the left for more details
Martin RichardMA/MSPC/RO/7Dun LaoghaireNo -
McGarry MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Shankhill VillageNo -
McGrane EdwardMD4033LoughlinstownNo -
He applied for a service medals, the application was not completed so no medal was awarded. At the time he made the application he was living at 33 St. Fintan's Terrace, Deansgrange, Dublin
McGuirk MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Tubbermore Road, DalkeyNo -
Montgomery WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7Telephone Exchange, DalkeyNo -
Mooney JMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Mooney PMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Mooney WilliamMD3019Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Moore ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7DublinNo -
Mullen MichaelMD22653 St. Patrick's Avenue, DalkeyNo -
Mullen JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7St. Patricks Square, DalkeyNo -
Murdoch PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort Road, DalkeyNo -
Noctor JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7O’Donnell’s Gardens, Dun LaoghaireNo -
He was born on the 31st of July 1894 and died on the 2nd of June 1972, he is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He was a carpenter by trad. He received a Service (1917-1921) Medal in 1948
Noctor ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
George NolanBeechgrove Cottages, LoughlinstownNo -
He served with Fianna Eireann before joining the Volunteers/IRA. He received his Service (1917-1921) Medal on the 15th of April 1946. He also resided at The Lodge, People's Park, Dun Laoghaire.
O’Brien EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7Killiney Hill ViewNo -
O’Brien PMA/MSPC/RO/7Convent Road, DalkeyNo -
O’Hara GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7Railway Road, DalkeyNo -
O’Neill DMA/MSPC/RO/7O’Donnell Gardens, Dun LaoghaireNo -
O’Neill MylesMA/MSPC/RO/7Carysfort Road, DalkeyNo -
O’Rourke JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Owens GeorgeMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNo -
Owens WilliamMA/MSPC/RO/7LoughlinstownNoKIA
Reilly John (Jack)MD4017St. Patrick’s Square, DalkeyNo -
He received his Service (1917-1921) Medal in August 1944. He also resided at 5 Carriglea Gardens, Kill Avenue, Dun Laoghaire
Reilly ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Congress Gardens, Dun LaoghaireNo -
Redmond PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7 O’Donnell Gardens, Dun Laoghaire No -
Robinson JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Roe PatrickMD4801Church Road, DalkeyNo -
Roe JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Roe LeoMA/MSPC/RO/7Sorrento Road, DalkeyNo -
Saunders MichaelMSP34REF1643 ObitMadden’s Cottages, BallybrackYesAnti
Sexton PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Mulgrave TerraceNo -
He died on the 6th of January 1967 and is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. He was employed in Dalkey Bakery.
Sheridan JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
Stanley PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/79 Hill Cottages, KillineyNo -
Stanton PatrickDeansgrange pageDublinNo -
Taylor StephenMD39132CanadaNo -
He was born in 1906 and living at 277 Mortimer Avenue, Toronto, Ontario Canada when he applied for his Service (1917-1921) Medal, no medal was awarded as ‘service not established and medal not awarded’ also see MD3025 where a medal application was made by Captain D. Byrne, C Company, 6 Battalion on behalf of Stephen Taylor. Service was certified by Andrew McDonnell and medal issued in 1944. No organisational details on file. Medal returned marked "NOT KNOWN” at this address.
Thomas JohnMA/MSPC/RO/7Tubbermore Avenue, DalkeyNo -
Thomas PatrickMD3336USA (Tubbermore Avenue, Dalkey)No -
He was born in 1906 and had served with Fianna Eireann before joining the Irish Volunteers/IRA. He lived in the USA for a time.
Treston Joseph GabrielMSP34REF53123Dalkey HillNoNeutral
He was born in 1901 and died on the 26th of October 1983, he is buried in Glasnevin cemetery. He joined the Irish Volunteers in Dalkey in 1917. He was involved in company intelligence work and that he was captured with reports and dispatches which he destroyed. He was held prisoner in Portobello Barracks and was illtreated by British forces. He was later moved to cell 36, Arbour Hill, prisoner number 1732. He was again beaten "by helpers of the British Officer whom we knew as "Gentleman Harry"". He was released following the signing of the Treaty.
Treston Leo Anthony24SP289Imaal, Ardburgh Road, DalkeyNoPro
he was born in 1902. He was an active member of the Dalkey Company from 1918 and that he took part in raids for arms; laid ambushes on the Vico Road, Dublin; acted as company Intelligence Officer. In March/April 1920 he gave direction to members of G Company to seize mail from Dalkey. He joined the National Army, service number SDR3698, he served as a Lieutenant with the Dublin Command. While on military patrol he was wounded in the foot by bomb splinters at Ulverton Road, Dalkey, County Dublin in November 1922. One other member of the party was killed, Samuel Webb and another also wounded. A civilian named Henry A Manning was also killed in the attack at Ulverton Road. In another incident he was fired on by two civilians in December 1922. Treston was not an attested member of the National Forces but that he was employed by the Intelligence Department.
Walsh ErnestMA/MSPC/RO/7Barnhill Lodge, DalkeyNo -
Walsh JosephMD4799Glenalua Road, KillineyNo -
Walsh ThomasMA/MSPC/RO/7Bramly’s Cottages, KillineyNo -
Ward RobertMA/MSPC/RO/7Rochestown AvenueNo -
Whelan ThomasMD22549FranceNo -

H Company Enniskerry

NameReferenceAddress1916 RisingCivil War
Arnold PeterMA/MSPC/RO/7KilmacanogueNo -
Doogan JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery, EnniskerryNo -
Doyle PatrickMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery, EnniskerryNo -
Farrell ChristopherMD6642Monastery, EnniskerryNo -
Foley IsaacMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Grimes ArthurMD20198Killegar, EnniskerryNo -
Hayden MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Scalp, KilternanNo -
Hayden PatrickMSP34REF20857Scalp, KilternanNoAnti
He joined the Irish Volunteers in Enniskerry, County Wicklow in spring 1918. He was attached to the No. 3 Unit, 3 Battalion, Dublin Brigade under the command of Laurence O’Brien and took part in arms-raid on the homes of Major Colbourne and Colonel Acton both of Novara Road, Bray, County Wicklow and Major Crawford, Old Connaught, Bray, County Wicklow. As a private and then company adjutant of H Company, 6 Battalion, Dublin Brigade, IRA during the War of Independence under the command of Stephen Barry, John Donne and Dr Michael Dunne, he took part in general activity and IRA operations including an attack on Enniskerry Barracks in 1920; a raid on a mail van; holding up of British military on Dargle Road; trenching the main road at Scalp and laying of mine on Scalp Road which failed to explode in 1921. He lived in a large home, Scalp Villa, in Kiltiernan which was a restaurant and tearoom, the premises was used for company and battalion council meetings. He held a secret arms dump on site for Dick McKee and Peadar Clancy. During the Truce Period, his company was reorganised as F Company, 2 Battalion, 2 Dublin Brigade and he attended an IRA training camp at Ticknock for one week. Taking the anti-Treaty side in the Civil War, he remained attached to the same unit under the command of Michael Dunne and was active in Bray, Blessington and Glencree. He was arrested in his home in October 1922 by National Forces and held in Portobello Barracks, Wellington Barracks and Harepark Camp, County Kildare until about October 1923.
Keane JosephMA/MSPC/RO/7BrayNo -
McCabe JohnMD2891Glencree, EnniskerryNo -
McCabe MichaelMA/MSPC/RO/7Glencree, EnniskerryNo -
McGuire ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
O’Reilly TerrenceMA/MSPC/RO/7Glencree EnniskerryNo -
Smyth EdwardMA/MSPC/RO/7UnknownNo -
Woodcock ChristopherMA/MSPC/RO/7Monastery EnniskerryNo -
Young JamesMA/MSPC/RO/7Killegar EnniskerryNo -