Resource Pack 6: 1916 Rising In Cork
9 Cork City & County Archives: Through War and Rebellion: Cork 1912-1918
ELSEWHERE AND ONLINE
National Archives of Ireland Bureau of Military History Denis Lordan Witness Statement 018
http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0018.pdf#page=5
Detailed account of the events of Easter Sunday in Cork
National Archives of Ireland Bureau of Military History Riobárd Langford
http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0016.pdf#page=5
Detailed account of the events of Easter Week in Cork and gives a different perspective on how many arms were actually handed in.
RTE Townland Series: Why the guns remained silent in rebel cork?
Part 1
Part 2
This deals with the build up to the events described in the letter and touches on the agreement to hand in the arms.
Diocese of Cork & Ross Most Rev. Daniel Cohalan Obituary
http://www.corkandross.org/priests.jsp?priestID=456
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Cork official history of Bishop Cohalan
CorkCity.ie The History of Cork: The burning of Cork
Deals with the events surrounding the burning of Cork
Trove Digitised Newspapers Australia
Excommunication for all ambushers
Cohalan’s response to the KIlmichael Ambush where sixteen British Auxiliary Police were wiped out by the 3 rd West Cork Brigade on 28 th November 1920.
Kildare Online Electronic History Journal :
COMDT. DENIS BARRY IN NEWBRIDGE AND THE CURRAGH
Maynooth Eprints: Irish Theological Quarterly: Bishop Daniel Cohalan of Cork on Republican Resistance and Hunger Strikes
Very detailed analysis of Bishop Cohalan’s view on these issues suitable for Senior Cycle
Cork Past and Present: The murder of Lord Mayor Tomás MacCurtain
The Death of Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney
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