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Re: Old IRA Dublin Brigade
« Reply #459 on: Wednesday 07 August 24 14:35 BST (UK) »
Hello all,

I came across a Charles Murphy in the Military Archives - File Ref: 24SP4403, it refers to the CID in Dublin and could be the man you are looking for

Joyce, check out the Military Service Pensions Collection in the following file:-

MA/MSPC/RO/3 Dublin Brigade 2nd Battalion

Ref: RO/1-9
Dublin 1 Brigade
Scope & Content - This Brigade consisted of seven battalions and an Active Service Unit

......3rd Battalion, Dublin 1 Brigade. (RO 4). Unit strength on 11th July was 944 all ranks, and the strength on 1st July 1922 was 1,071 all ranks. All of the companies of the 3rd Battalion were located within the city of Dublin.

4th Battalion, Dublin 1 Brigade (RO 5). Unit strength on 11th July 1921 was 934 all ranks, and the strength on 1st July was 451 all ranks. All of the companies of the 4th Battalion were located within the city of Dublin.

You may find who you are looking for in the Company rolls

Good luck in your research

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Re: Old IRA Dublin Brigade
« Reply #460 on: Wednesday 07 August 24 16:48 BST (UK) »
Death notice F Company 1st Batt.

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Re: Old IRA Dublin Brigade
« Reply #461 on: Tuesday 14 October 25 14:36 BST (UK) »
Anyone heard of a John Gannon, known as Jack Gannon was imprisoned in Mount joy around 1916.

He was my grandfather's brother, their house was searched quite a few time looking for him. At the time  he was in Mount Joy i have been told there was 2 executions took place in his time there, i will have to clarify the details with family members.

I also have a letter that was written and a poem he wrote i'll get this off my father and post it up.

No idea if your account is still active, but it popped up in a search when l was  trying to trace a Jack Gannon.  My father who grew up in Dublin in the 1920s had a photograph of Jack Gannon wearing a  suit with a double shoulder strap harness, with possibly a gun on his right hip. I will be able to explain more and can email a copy of the photo once you get in touch.   kind regards Ellie.

John from Australia