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O’Leary, Brigid O’Mahony, Hannah (O’Donovan) O’Mahony, Eileen (Lynch) O’Neill, Molly (O’Neill) Walsh, May Twomey.
    Republican Activists – 1920 onwards: Ned Barrett, (Clonakilty), Den Carey, Jerh (Jerry) Cronin, Bob Keogh, Jack Dohney Lynch, Joe Cahill, Mick McCarthy, Ruairí Ó Brádaigh, John O’Donovan, Brendan O’Neill, Dave O’Sullivan.
    Other Relevant Interviews: Criostóir de Baróid, Pádraig Ó Cuanacháin, Michael Barry, Stephen (AJS) Brady, Christy Barrett, John Browne, Paddy Casey, Nellie Casey, Fr John Chisholm, Richie Coughlan, Jean Crowley, Joan Dineen, Seán (John) Feehan, Julia Nolan O’Flynn, Liam French, William (Billy) (Senior) Good, Eamonn Moriarty, Liam (Bill) O’Donoghue, Dan Joe O’Mahony, Denis O’Mahony, Pádraig Ó Maidín, Seamus O’Quigley, Michael O’Sullivan, Nora O’Sullivan, Cully Lawton, Eily (Hales) McCarthy, Tom McCarthy, Dómhnall MacGiolla Phoil, Seán (John) O’Riordan, Margaret White, Bernie Whyte, Louis Whyte, Seán Kelleher and Kieran Wyse.
    Secondary Sources
    Anderson, Brendan, Joe Cahill: A Life in the IRA (Dublin 2002)
    Andrews, C. S., Dublin Made Me (Cork & Dublin 1979)
    Aubane Historical Society and Jack Lane, Seán Moylan: in his own words (Cork 2003)
    Augusteijn, Joost, From Public Defiance to Guerrilla Warfare: the Experience of Ordinary Volunteers in the War of Independence, 1916–921 (Dublin 1996)
    â€“– (ed.) The Irish Revolution 1913–923 (Dublin 2002)
    Ballineen/Enniskeane, Heritage Group, Dick Barrett (1889–1922) His Life and Death (Cork 1997)
    Barry, Tom, Guerilla Days in Ireland (Dublin 1949)
    â€“– The Reality of the Anglo-Irish War, 1920–21, in West Cork: Refutations, Corrections and Comment on Liam Deasy’s’ ‘Towards Ireland Free’ (Tralee 1974).
    Béaslaí, Piaras, Michael Collins and the Making of a New Ireland, Vol. 1 & 2 (Dublin 1926).
    Begley, Diarmuid, The Road to Crossbarry: The Decisive battle in the War of Independence (Cork 1999).
    Bell, J. Bowyer, The Secret Army (Dublin 1989)
    Bennett, George, The History of Bandon (Cork 1869)
    Bennett, Richard, The Black and Tans (London 1959)
    Boyce, D. G. Nationalism in Ireland (London1982)
    Bew, Paul, Ideology and the Irish Question: Ulster Unionism and Irish Nationalism 1912–1921 (Oxford 1994)
    Bowman, John, De Valera and the Ulster Question, 1917–73 (Oxford 1982)
    Brady, Ciaran (ed.), Interpreting Irish History (Dublin 1994)
    Brady, Conor, Guardians of the Peace (Dublin 1974)
    Breen, Dan, My Fight For Irish Freedom (Tralee 1964)
    Brennan, Michael, The War In Clare 1911–1921: Personal Memoirs of the War of Independence (Dublin 1980)
    Brennan, Robert, Allegiance (London 1950)
    Butler, Ewan, Barry’s Flying Column (London 1971)
    Browne, Charlie, The Story of the Seventh (Macroom n.d.)
    Brinton, Crane, The Anatomy of Revolution (London 1953)
    Carroll Joseph T., Ireland in the War Years 1939–1945 (Devon 1975)
    Clarke, Kathleen, Revolutionary Women: Kathleen Clarke, 1878–1972: An Autobiography (Dublin 1991)
    Clifford, Brendan (ed.), A Selection from the Writings of General F. P. Crozier (Belfast 2002)
    â€“– (ed.) and (Walsh, Pat, intro.) C. J. C. Street, The Administration of Ireland, 1920: With Review of his other writings (Belfast 2001)
    Comerford, Máire, The First Dáil (Dublin 1969)
    Collins, Michael, The Path to Freedom (Dublin 1922)
    Coogan, Tim Pat, The IRA (London 1971)
    â€“– Michael Collins: A Biography (London 1990)
    â€“– De Valera: Long Fellow, Long Shadow (London 1993)
    Cooney, James, Macroom People & Places (Macroom 1976)
    Cronin, Seán, The McGarrity Papers (Tralee 1972)
    â€“– Frank Ryan: The Search for The Republic (Dublin 1980)
    Crowley, Flor, In West Cork Long Ago (Cork 1979)
    Crozier, Brigadier General F. P., Ireland Forever (London 1932)
    â€“– The Men I Killed (London