The image above shows the resting place of 5 British Soldiers and 2 Irish Volunteers killed during the 1916 Rising. The graves are situated in the grounds of what was part of Dr. Steeven's Hospital across the road from Heuston Station. The building was occupied for a time by the Eastern Heath Board and is now occupied by the Health Service Executive.

Dr. Steeven's Hospital Dublin

The grave on the right marks the final resting place of: 4628 Private George William Barnett 2nd/8th Bn. Sherwood Foresters. 7022 Private Oscar Bentley 5th Royal Irish Lancers. 9852 Private Michael Carr 3rd Royal Irish Regiment. 9947 Private James Duffy 3rd Royal Irish Regiment. 11162 Private Thomas Treacy 3rd Royal Irish Regiment. The grave on the left is the final resting place of: Volunteer Sean Owens 4th Battalion Dublin Brigade, Irish Volunteers. Volunteer Peter Wilson, Fingal Brigade, Irish Volunteers.

Dean’s Grange Cemetery, Dublin.

John Mulhern 5797 Rifleman Royal Irish Rifles was Killed in Action on the 24 of April 1916. he was the Husband of Annie Mulhern, of 6, Stephen's Place, Lower Mount St., Dublin. He was Originally from County Leitrim he was a hairdresser before joining the Army. Although his headstone records his age as 40 years old cemetery records record him as being 32 years old when he died, he is also recorded in the 1911 census as being 27 years old in 1911 which would put him at 32 years old when he died.

Charles Sanders and Alfred Ellis

Alfred Ellis, Private, 21736, 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died on the 1st of May 1916 from wounds received during the Rising. Aged 19 he was the Son of Alfred and Sarah Jane Ellis, of Leeds, Yorks. Charles Sanders, (Saunders on CWGC). Private 4953 2nd/6th South Staffordshire Regiment. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has his date of death listed as 4th of May 1916 while his headstone gives his date of death as the 28th of April 1916.

The images above is a small plot known as the 1916 plot containing the graves of Scots Guard Peter Ennis and two Volunteers, Joseph Costello and Andrew Joseph Byrne, killed during the 1916 Rising. The headstones are erected facing each other. The grave also contains the remains of three civilians who died as a result of bullet wounds received during the Rising, the cemetery records give little information on the three civilians, cause of death is recorded as died from gunshot wounds, the three men were, John Kenyon, although his address is unknown he was brought to the cemetery from Saint Vincent’s Hospital. Joseph Clarke, address unknown, brought from Saint Patrick Dun’s Hospital. William Carrick, address unknown, brought from Saint Patrick Dun’s Hospital.

Andrew Cunningham
	Volunteer Andrew Cunningham

Peter Ennis
	Private Peter Ennis 10404, Private, 1st Battalion Scots Guards, aged 33, was shot dead by the Rebels outside St. Patrick’s Dun’s Hospital about 3pm on the Wednesday afternoon, he was out for a walk while home on leave at the time and was unaware of the presence of the Rebels.

Volunteers Joseph (John) Costello and Andrew Joseph Byrne
Lieutenant Joseph (John) Costello killed in the area of Boland’s Mill originally from Athlone but had been in Dublin some time. Andrew Joseph Byrne

Republican Plot Dean’s Grange

Keely

John Keely died while attempting, with other Volunteers from Rathfarnham, to gain entry to the General Post Office. The group of Volunteers had arrived late on Monday the 25th and were attempting to enter the G.P.O. through a ground floor window when they were spotted by a group of Lancers who charged. John Keely died in the ensuing battle. John keely is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery, his grave is marked with a statue of Jesus standing on a pillar with the following inscription: Erected by Susanna Keely in memory of her husband John who gave his life for Ireland 25th April 1916. John Keely’s is also remembered on the Republican Plot memorial in Deansgrange.

Francis Browning

One of the GR men who died as a result of wounds received in this incident was Francis Browning. He died two days later on the 26th of April from a single head wound. He was 47 years old. Members of the Irish Rugby Football Union Volunteer Training Corps erected a memorial to his memory. The memorial is a large limestone cross on top of a plinth bearing the following inscription. This stone was erected by the members of the Irish Rugby Football Union Volunteer Training Corps, in affectionate remembrance of Francis Henry Browning B.A. Barrister-at-Law, its founder and commanding officer, and second in command of the 1st Dublin Battalion of the Irish Association of Volunteer Training Corps. He died from wounds received at Northumberland Road Dublin during the Sinn Féin Rising of Easter Week 1916 while returning with his men to Beggars Bush Barracks. He will live in the memory of all as an honourable comrade, and true distinguished sportsman, who by his untiring efforts and splendid patriotism obtained from his corps over 300 recruits for His Majesty’s Forces during the Great European War. Born 22nd June 1868. Died 26th April 1916.

William Lang

William Lang, 3290, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters, died 26th of April 1916. The inscription on his head stone reads ‘believed to be buried in this cemetery’. A Special memorial has been built containing a headstone for those service men whose graves were lost, this is recorded on the CWGS website as Spec. Memorial. Around 450 people were killed as a result of fighting during Easter Week. About 50 of these were buried in Dean’s Grange Cemetery. Due to the high death rate in Dublin City during Easter Week many of the bodies were interred without coffins many in mass graves. After Easter Week requests were made to exhumes bodies for re-interment, due to the risk to public health these exhumations were refused. It is believed William Lang was buried in one of these mass graves.

Montague Browne and J S Blissett

This Celtic cross marks the final resting place of Montague Bernard Browne, Second Lieutenant, 2nd/8th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment), died 30th of April 1916. He was the Son of Mary Browne, of Rutland House, North Collingham, Notts., and the late Rev. S. B. Brown, he was 39 years old when he died. Montague Browne was KIA in the fighting at Mount Street Bridge Dublin. Also commemorated on this cross is J S Blissett Private, 5592, 2nd/7th Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment, he was 23 years old when he died. Blissett also died in the fighting for Mount Street Bridge Dublin.

Frederick Christian Dietrichsen

This grave marks the final resting place of Frederick Christian Dietrichsen, Captain, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment), Son of James M. Dietrichsen; husband of Beatrice Agnes Morgan (formerly Dietrichsen). He was 33 years old when he died. He was killed in Dublin in the Battle of Mount Street Bridge on the 25th of April 1916. Captain Dietrichsen had landed with thousands of other British troops at Kingstown who immediately marched to the fighting in Dublin. On the march Captain Dietrichsen spotted his wife children cheering the soldiers as they marched, Unknown Captain Dietrichsen his wife had brought the children from London to Dublin to escape the Zeppelin raids. Captain Dietrichsen broke rank to embrace his family, it was the last time they would see him alive. Dietrichsen wife nee Beatrice Morgan was, before the marriage, Beatrice Mitchell. The Mitchells of Blackrock were wine merchants. Her brother Francis was killed in France and there is a memorial window to him in All Saints Church, Carysfort Avenue. She became Beatrice Morgan upon re-marrying shortly after the war.

Grangegorman Military Cemetery.

The cemetery contains the dead of both World War, it was opened in 1876 and contains burials of service men and their close relatives. It contains war graves from both world wars. Some of the graves were re-located to this site at a later date (nine from King George V Hospital grounds, two from Trinity College grounds, three from Portobello (Barracks) Cemetery, two from Drogheda (Little Calvary) Cemetery and one from Oranmore Old Graveyard). The "Leinster" graves are in several trenches in the different denominational plots. A Screen Wall Memorial of a simple design standing nearly two metres high and fifteen metres long has been built of Irish limestone to commemorate the names of those war casualties whose graves lie elsewhere in Ireland and can no longer be maintained. Arranged before this memorial are the headstones of the war dead buried in Cork Military Cemetery but now commemorated here. There are now 613 Commonwealth burials of the 1914-1918 war, 2 of which are unidentified, and 12 of the 1939-1945 war, 1 of which is unidentified, commemorated here.

William Henry Humphries
	William Henry Humphries, 5154, Private, 2nd/6th South Staffordshire Regiment. Died on the 29 of April 1916. Aged 19, the Son of Benjamin and Martha Humphries.

Ernest Fox
Ernest Fox, 5073, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Killed in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

Thomas Albert Collins
	Thomas Albert Collins, 3151, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

Thomas Harrison
Thomas Harrison, M2/156059, Private, 615th Motor Transport. Company Army Service Corps. Died in Dublin on the 20th of April 1916.

Alfred Tyler
	Alfred Tyler, 4905, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). He died in Dublin on the 27 of April 1916. He was 22 years old and the Son of George and Mary Tyler, of Exton, Rutland.

William Thomas Percy Wright
William Thomas Percy Wright, 4985, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 28th of April 1916.

James Blundell
	James Blundell, 6976, Private, 12th (Prince of Wales's Royal) Lancers. Died from wounds on the 2nd of May 1916.

Frederick William Robert Burke
Frederick William Robert Burke, 25692, Lance Sergeant, 10th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 28th of April 1916. He was 21 years old and the Son of Maj. John Burke, D.S.O., M.C., D.C.M., of 62, Grove Ave., Twickenham.

Charles O’Gorman
	Charles O’Gorman, 13057, Shoeing Smith, 10th Reserve Regiment of Cavalry (recorded on the CWGC site as 2nd), died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

Wilfred Llwellyn
Wilfred Llwellyn, 4954, Private, Pembroke Yeomanry. Died in Dublin on the 29 of April 1916.

James Chick
	James Chick, 5035, Private, 2nd/6th Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

John Barratt
John Barratt, 4276, Corporal, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, aged 48. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916. Husband of Selina Barratt, of 29, Art St., Wolverhampton.

Bert Speed
	Bert Speed, 3946, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

Herbert John Cordwell
Herbert John Cordwell, 24522, Private, Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

Frederick Thomas
	Frederick Thomas, 26193, Private, 7th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. Died in Dublin on the 25th of April 1916.

A Sibley
A Sibley, 3308, Private, 2nd/7th Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Charles Hoyle
	Charles Hoyle, 6081, Corporal, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916. Aged 33. Son of Major and Ellen Hoyle, of Huddersfield; husband of Sarah Hoyle, of 4, Athbro St., Beeston Hill, Leeds.

Arthur Holbrook
Arthur Holbrook, 5605, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916. Aged 22. He was the Son of T. and H. Holbrook, of 71, Lees Hill St., Sneinton, Nottingham.

C T Dixon
	C T Dixon, 5532, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Luke Holland
Luke Holland, 4135, Private, 2nd/8th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Arthur Banks
	Arthur Banks, 5082, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916. Aged 24, Son of Isaac and Sarah Jane Banks, of 21, Victoria Rd., Wednesfield, Staffs.

Arthur James Scarlett
Arthur James Scarlett, 6297, Private, B Squadron 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916. Aged 31. Husband of Florence R. M. Scarlett, of 55, Lambert St., Hyson Green, Nottingham.

David Percival Tempest
	David Percival Tempest, 889, Company Quartermaster Serjeant, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

Abraham Watchorn
Abraham Watchorn, 35026, Private, 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916 aged 21. he was Son of Abraham Watchorn, of Williamstown, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow.

Austin Joseph Walton
	Austin Joseph Walton, 18506, Lance Corporal, 10th Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 27th of April 1916 ages 35. The Son of Sarah Walton, of Maidenhead, and the late Izack Alfred Walton; husband of Laura Louise Walton (now Mrs. Rivers), of 169, Oxford Rd., Reading.

William Walker
William Walker, 2743, Private, 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers. Died in Dublin on the 27 of April 1916.

James Cornwell
	James Cornwell, 3818, Lance Serjeant, 2nd/6th North Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 2nd of April from wounds received during the Rising.

Harold Brindley
Harold Brindley, 5628, Private, 2nd/5th North Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 28th of April 1916.

George Wyld
	George Wyld, 5430, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Thomas Miller
Thomas Miller, 5664, Private, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Harold Rodgers
	Harold Rodgers, 3814, Private, 2nd/8th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 27th of April 1916.

Francis A Brennan
Francis A Brennan, 25244, Private, 10th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916. Son of C. and E. Brennan, of 24, Ushers Island, Dublin.

John Henry Sherwood
	John Henry Sherwood, 4841, Private 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 5th of May from wounds received during the Rising.

Harold Barratt
Harold Barratt, 4821, Private, "A" Company. 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 27th of April 1916 aged 19. Son of George and Elizabeth Barratt, of Wolverhampton.

Arthur Elias Cobbold
	Arthur Elias Cobbold, M/2/148822, Private, 615th Motor Transport Company Army Service Corps. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 23. He was the Son of A. R. and H. Cobbold, of Childe Okeford, Dorset.

Harold Bourne
Harold Bourne, 5024, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 24. He was the Son of John W. and Alice A. Bourne, of The Post Office, Sedgley, Staffs.

John Reginald Bowcott
	John Reginald Bowcott, 4804, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 19. he was the Son of Mrs. Louise Bowcott, of 8, Wednesfield Rd., Wolverhampton.

Frederick Charles Banting
Frederick Charles Banting, 3736, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916.

Frank Jobber
	Frank Jobber, 5076, Private, 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 26. He was the Son of H. B. and Florence Jobber, of 5, Walsall Rd., Willenhall, Staffs.; husband of Florence Martine Jobber, of 428, Wolverhampton Rt., Walsall.

James David Arthur Headland
James David Arthur Headland, 5165, Corporal, 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

Henry Meyrick Hewett
	Henry Meyrick Hewett, 1474, Corporal, 2nd King Edward's Horse. Died in Dublin on the 30th of April 1916 aged 42. he was the Son of Lt. Gen. E. O. Hewett C.M.G. (Royal Engineers) also commemorated on this headstone.

J Nolan
J Nolan, 8692, Rifleman, Royal Irish Rifles, Died in Dublin on the 24 of April 1916 aged 20. He was the Son of Mrs. M. Nolan, of 48, Power's Court, Mount St., Dublin.

John William Humfrey Humphreys
	John William Humfrey Humphreys, 19222, "A" Company. 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 25th of April 1916 aged 29. He was Born at Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Son of Marguerite Elizabeth Warfield (formerly Humphreys), of 13, Swanage Rd., Wandsworth, London, and the late Robert Humphreys.

James Byrne
James Byrne, 18259, Private, Depot Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 1st of May 1916 from wounds received during the Rising. He was 19 years old. The inscription on the bottom of the headstone reads Not a day goes by dear Jim that I do not think of you, aunt Sarah.

Henry Hare
	Henry Hare, 6745, Serjeant, 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916 aged 40. He was the Husband of R. Hare, of 109, Cupar St., Belfast.

William Mulraney
William Mulraney, 5422, Private, 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Richard Coxon
	Richard Coxon, 22164, Private, 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Algernon Lucas
Algernon Lucas, Second Lieutenant, 2nd King Edward's Horse. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 37. Formerly buried in Dublin Castle Grounds, Co. Dublin.

Patrick Brosnan
	Patrick Brosnan, 15231, Sergeant Major, 3rd battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers, died in Dublin on the 25th of April 1916 aged 50. he was the Husband of Lucy Brosnan, of 122, Lower Baggot St., Dublin.

Nathaniel Morton
Nathaniel Morton, 18/250, Lance Corporal, 18th Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916 aged 19. He was the Son of James Morton, of 22, Woodvale St., Belfast.

John Robert Forth
	John Robert Forth, 3434, Private, 2nd/8th Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment). Died in Dublin on the 27th of April 1916.

Godfrey Jackson Hunter
Godfrey Jackson Hunter, Second Lieutenant 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916 aged 26. Formerly buried in Dublin Castle Ground, Co. Dublin.

Guy Vickery Pinfield
	Guy Vickery Pinfield, Second Lieutenant 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916 aged 21. Formerly buried in Dublin Castle Ground, Co. Dublin.

Phillip Addison Purser
Phillip Addison Purser, Lieutenant, Army Service Corps. Died in Dublin on the 30th of April 1916. Formerly buried in Dublin Castle Ground, Co. Dublin.

Joseph Cullen
	Joseph Cullen, G/1015, Private, 2nd Garrison Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 25 of April 1916.

James Arthur Mulvey
James Arthur Mulvey, M2/050797, Private, 615th Motor Transport Company Army Service Corps. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

John Henry Fletcher
	John Henry Fletcher, 3608, Serjeant, C Company 2nd/6th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 27 of April 1916 aged 23. He was the Son of John and Esther Fletcher, of 34, Church Lane, Wolverhampton; husband of Hannah Fletcher, of 6, Dean St., Heath Town, Wolverhampton.

Francis Lucas
Francis Lucas, Private 5th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died in Dublin on the 26th of April 1916.

Basil Henry Worsley-Worswick
	Basil Henry Worsley-Worswick, Second Lieutenant, 2nd King Edward's Horse aged 35. Shot dead in Guinness Brewery by members of the Dublin Fusiliers. He was the Son of Major William Worsley-Worswick, of Normanton Hall, Leicestershire. (Formerly buried in Dublin Castle Grounds, Co. Dublin).

Alfred Ernest Warmington
Alfred Ernest Warmington, Captain, 6th Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment. Killed in action in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

H Shepherd
	H Shepherd, Serjeant, 12th Royal Lancers attached 6th Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Died in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916.

Royal Hospital Cemetery Kilmainham

James Horace Bradford
	James Horace Bradford, 5647, Private, 2nd/7th Battalion The Sherwood Foresters. Died on the 5th of May 1916 as a result of wounds received in Action in Dublin. Born and enlisted in Alfreton Derbyshire. Son of William and Mary Bradford, of Gladstone Terrace, Alfreton, Derbyshire. Buried in the grounds of The Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin, Ireland.

Arthur Warner
Arthur Warner, 4643, Private, 2nd/8th Battalion The Sherwood Foresters. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 24th of April 1916. Son of Arthur and Gertrude Warner, of Sanatorium Lodge, Mansfield, Notts. Buried in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin.

Thomas Henry Chapman
	Thomas Henry Chapman, 3493, Lance-Corporal, 2nd/8th Battalion The Sherwood Foresters. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 27 of April 1916. Enlisted in Newark, Notts., Lived in Southwell Notts. Buried in the Royal Hospital Cemetery, Kilmainham, Dublin.

Harry Phillips
Harry Phillips, 8379, Private, Royal Irish Regiment. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 25th of April 1916. Born and lived in Whitminster Gloucestershire enlisted in Stroud Gloucestershire.

J. Coyle Cornelius Duggan Patrick Leen

Buried together in the same plot: J. Coyle, 6427, Company Quarter-Master Sergeant, 3rd battalion The Royal Irish Rifles. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 30th of April 1916. From Middlesborough UK. Cornelius Duggan, 5470, Rifleman, 3rd Battalion The Royal Irish Rifles. Killed in Action in Dublin on the 29th of April 1916. Born Templecrone County Donegal enlisted in Glasgow lived in Letterkenny County Donegal. Patrick Leen GS/16095, Private, 5th Battalion Royal Irish Lancers. Died in Dublin on the 1st of April 1916. Born in Abbeyfeale Limerick.

Mount Jerome Cemetery Dublin
David WIlson, 5852, 3rd Bn. Royal Irish Rifles, died on the 24th of April 1916. He was born in Lurgan County Armagh and enlisted in Glasgow Scotland.

Glasnevin or Prospect Cemetery Glasnevin or Prospect Cemetery, the largest in the Republic of Ireland, contains 208 Commonwealth War graves. The graves are not marked in the usual way, all the names are recorded on a memorial in the South-East end of the cemetery.

Glaister R, 1907EA, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve H.M.S. "Colleen." Son of Robert and Ann Glaister, of East Cote, Silloth, UK. Husband of Harriett Glaister, of Ryecote, Skinburness, Silloth, Cumberland. A retired marine engineer.

James, William Edger Moy. 2424, Private Glamorgan Yeomanry, died on the 24th of April 1916 aged 17. Son of Edgar Griffith James and Annie James, of Caerau, Maesteg South Wales.

Neilan, Gerald Aloysius, Lieutenant 10th Battalion The Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died on the 24th of April 1916.

Glasnevin also contains the final resting places of some of the Rebels killed during the 1916 Rising.

John O'Reilly
	O’Reilly John, Killed in Action on the 24 of April 1916 in City Hall. He was second in command and had taken command after John Connolly was shot only to be shot himself five hours later. He was 30 years old, married and came from Gardiner Street Dublin. He had been a member of the Irish Citizen Army for 2 years and 6 months. Image courtesy of John O’Grady.