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#OTD in 1920 â Sinn FĂ©in County Councillor John Lynch of Kilmallock, Limerick was assassinated by British agents at the Exchange Hotel, Dublin.
At 1.15 am Captain Geoffrey Thomas Baggallay, a âone-leggedâ courts-martial officer had phoned Dublin Castle telling of John Lynchâs presence at the Exchange Hotel. A group of 12 soldiers entered the Exchange Hotel, wearing military caps and long black Burberry coats. They held the hotel porter, William Barrett, at gunpoint. After consulting the register they went to the bedroom of John Lynch. ItâŠ
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A resting place by National Library of Ireland on The Commons Via Flickr: It seems appropriate that, on the day when it has been announced that Clonliffe College has been handed over to provide accommodation for Ukranian refugees, we feature a photograph of the tomb of a Prince of the Church, Cardinal Cullen situated in Clonliffe in Dublin. This is a Royal plate which seems to be very large for a relatively small object? Photographer: Robert French Collection: Lawrence Photograph Collection Date: Circa 1865 - 1914 NLI Ref: L_ROY_01110 You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLIâs catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
Detective Inspector Michael Mulligan today renewed an appeal for the publicâs assistance in locating Jon Jonsson, who was last seen on February 9 on Swords Road in Dublin. Mr Jonssonâs

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#OTD in 1920 â Sinn FĂ©in County Councillor John Lynch of Kilmallock, Limerick was assassinated by British agents at the Exchange Hotel, Dublin.
#OTD in 1920 â Sinn FĂ©in County Councillor John Lynch of Kilmallock, Limerick was assassinated by British agents at the Exchange Hotel, Dublin.
At 1.15 am Captain Geoffrey Thomas Baggallay, a âone-leggedâ courts-martial officer had phoned Dublin Castle telling of John Lynchâs presence at the Exchange Hotel. A group of 12 soldiers entered the Exchange Hotel, wearing military caps and long black Burberry coats. They held the hotel porter, William Barrett, at gunpoint. After consulting the register they went to the bedroom of John Lynch. ItâŠ
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#OTD in 1919 â The first assassination authorised by Michael Collins â Detective Sergeant the Dog Smith was shot by The Squad.
#OTD in 1919 â The first assassination authorised by Michael Collins â Detective Sergeant the Dog Smith was shot by The Squad.
âOur only way to carry on the fight was by organised and bold guerilla warfare. But this in itself was not enough. England could always reinforce her army. To paralyse the British machine it was necessary to strike at individuals outside the ranks of the military. Without her Secret Service working at the top of its efficiency England was helpless; robbed of the network of this organisationâŠ
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#OTD in 1919 â The first assassination authorised by Michael Collins â Detective Sergeant the Dog Smith was shot by The Squad.
#OTD in 1919 â The first assassination authorised by Michael Collins â Detective Sergeant the Dog Smith was shot by The Squad.
âOur only way to carry on the fight was by organised and bold guerilla warfare. But this in itself was not enough. England could always reinforce her army. To paralyse the British machine it was necessary to strike at individuals outside the ranks of the military. Without her Secret Service working at the top of its efficiency England was helpless; robbed of the network of this organisationâŠ
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