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WS Ref #: 416 , Witness: Mairin Ryan, nee Cregan; Wife of Dr. James Ryan, Minister for Agriculture, 1932 -1948; Member Cumann na mBan, 1913 - 1921; Courier to Kerry, 1916
... 7. I Spent a few days with a friend, Miss Gretta Twomey, in Crookstown near Macroom, waiting for trains to start. When eventually we left Mallow, I found again some of my former fellow-travellers, especially two ladies who were returning from a holiday in Killarney. But though they had previously ...
WS Ref #: 451 , Witness: George Power, Officer IRA, Cork, 1921
... , became ill, and I succeeded him as Brigade Vice- Commandant. Maurice Twomey, the Adjutant of the Fermoy ...
WS Ref #: 480 , Witness: Eileen Murphy, nee Walsh; Officer Cumann na mBan, 1916 - 1921
... , and afterwards said it was looted. Martin told me how two friends or his, Seán Byrne and Jack Twomey, gave him ...
WS Ref #: 484 , Witness: Bridget Fay, nee Diskin; Member Cumann na mBan, Dublin, 1914 - 1916
... , and I think a Miss Twomey. At the first barricade we were halted by a British tommy. We were sent from ...
WS Ref #: 510 , Witness: Frank Thorton, Member IRB & IV Dublin, 1913-16; Deputy Assistant Director of Intelligence, IRA 1919-21
... 73. Joe were in the Volunteers and Statia was in the Cumann na mBan. It appears that after Dan Breen was wounded during the attack at Asht own he made his way to 8 Phibsboro Road and, of course, Mrs. Twomey immediately got in contact with Doctor John Ryan who dressed up Dan's. wounds ...
... . Publication of the Prison journal "The Truth" in Dundalk Gaol. 60. 22. Released, rearrested and deported ...
... 22. The shellfire intensified and the number of incendiary bombs increased and, what with the disaster of the falling barrels of methylated spirits, turpentine, etc. from the Hoyte's explosion, we were flow a cauldron of flames. However acting on our specific instructions, we relentlessly held ...
WS Ref #: 585 , Witness: Frank Robbins, Member Irish Citizen Army, 1916; Secretary IT&GWU
... -119- that he was staying in the hotel under an assumed name. The gentleman concerned was a Cork man named Twomey, and he and I became very friendly from then onwards. On learning that I was a member of the Irish Citizen Army and only recently arrived from Ireland, he was anxious to get all ...
... I.C.A. 18 14. Training and Exercises. 18 15. Procuring of arms Inchicore. 22 16. Attempt to expel Countess Markievicz from I.C.A. 22 17. Asquith meeting at Mansion House. 23 18. Parnell Anniversary ... . & G.W.U. shop. 29 22. Making of munitions. 33 23. Raid on Stanley's Printing Works. 36 24. John ...
... -22- endure under such circumstances I was keeping my eye on the main purpose, to be at Inchicore by nine o'clock which could brook very little further delay. Thereupon I tried to impress on the police officer that I was on a very important mission of mercy, seeking a doctor to attend my mother who ...
WS Ref #: 719 , Witness: Timothy O'Sullivan, Member IRA, Cork, 1921
... . Twomey, Stephen 37, Sheares St., Cork. O'Connell, Timothy 74, Thomas Davis St., Cork. Higgins, Denis ...
... , Eugene 68, Gt. Wm. O'Brien St., Cork - now dead. Lane, Patrick 6, St. Catherine's Place, Cork. Twomey ...
... . Buckley, William Monard, North Cork. Twomey, Michael Killeens, North Cork. Murphy, Denis Tweedmount ...
WS Ref #: 730 , Witness: Seamus O'Mahony, Officer IRA, Cork, 1921
... Tom Crofts, Moss Twomey and Bill Quirke escaped. In April, 1921, Dan Shinnick, Battalion Adjutant ...
WS Ref #: 743 , Witness: Daniel Daly, Member IV, Cork, 1916; Brigade Officer IRA, Cork, 1921
... -5- anmuniton for each of the weapons. The patrol was then brought under guard to Bealalountine Ford on the River Bride between Rathcormac and Conna, where we were to meet some of the Battalion staff. moss Twomey and George Power - members of the staff - were there on our arrival. The original ...
WS Ref #: 1598 , Witness: James Wickham, Officer, IV Cork, 1916
... DENIS JAMES O'NEILL SEAN PRENDERGAST LIAM O'REILLY EDWARD RYAN GUS O'SHEA JOE SULIVAN EDMOND TWOMEY ...
... 22. specially designed commemorative certificate duly signed by the sole surviving Senior Officer, Cork Battalion Seén Murphy which took two years to complete. later it was decided that the activities of the Association be continued and that a History of the Volunteer Movement in Cork be written ...
... own handwriting, is in existence. The following is a photostat copy of his reply "8. 4. 22. A Chara ...