Person: Andy Bielenberg

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<p>The Irish Civil War Fatalities Project aimed to identify all conflict-related deaths from the beginning of the Civil War on June 28, 1922, (when the National Army opened the attack on anti-treaty forces occupying the Four Courts in Dublin) until the ‘dump arms order’ by the anti-treaty IRA on May 24, 1923.</p>

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The Irish Civil War: Politics by other means

Between the start of the war and the ‘dump arms order’, almost 1,500 fatalities were identified from the Civil War, writes Andy Bielenberg

<p>National Army troops bringing a casualty on board the Lady Wicklow. Civilian and combatant, pro- and anti-Treaty alike, everyone who died in the Irish Civil War is on the new Irish Civil War Fatalities Project web site. </p>

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UCC launches website about all fatalities in the Irish Civil War

<p>A 1935 Battle of Clonmult commemoration in Midleton, Co Cork. The emphasis has been on republican casualties — such as the IRA men who died in Clonmult, including those killed after surrendering — but research is ongoing into other fatalities, including civilians. Picture: Irish Examiner Archive</p>

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Remembering all of Cork's War of Independence fatalities, and the bitter Treaty debates

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Letters to the Editor: No wide-scale killings of civilians by Cork City IRA

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Digital project profiles 528 who died in Cork during War of Independence

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Civilian dead remembered among over 500 Cork revolution fatalities

New digital project profiles every one of Cork’s War of Independence dead

University College Cork and the Irish Examiner have unveiled a major new digital project which attempts to identify every individual killed in County Cork during the Irish War of Independence.

Mon, 15 May, 2017

My journey back in time: Miriam Nyhan Grey on her passion for Ford

Author of the definitive book Are You Still Below?, Miriam Nyhan Grey writes a personal article about her passion for Ford.

Tue, 24 Jan, 2017

Dear Sir... Readers' Views (08/09/16)

Your letters, your views...

Thu, 08 Sep, 2016

Cork spy files shed light on killings during War of Independence

Deaths of 78 people accused of being British spies have been documented by researchers, writes Nicola Stathers

Mon, 29 Aug, 2016

Cork Spy Files: UCC project throws new light on 'spy' killings during War of Independence

The publication of the "Cork Spy Files" - which throw new light on the murder of suspected spies in Cork during the War of Independence - marks the latest stage in an ongoing collaboration between UCC and the Irish Examiner.

Sat, 27 Aug, 2016

UCC withdraws far-right politician’s invitation

Almost 40 UCC academics last night welcomed the decision to withdraw an invitation to British far-right leader Nick Griffin to take part in a university debate on free speech.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2012