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fighters and they were armed only with pistols and a limited amount of ammunition. At 1 p.m., they rushed the Custom House and overpowered the police guard. A lorry pulled-up outside the building with tins of petrol and bales of cotton, which were then sprinkled throughout the building. The IRA Volunteers herded all the staff into the main hall. The caretaker of the building (Francis Davis) was shot dead when he tried to call the police.
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The ammunition of the IRA Volunteers quickly ran out and the firefight ended within 30 minutes. Some
Volunteers were shot as they tried to run away. Tom Ennis, in command of the operation, escaped but was hit twice in the leg. Many others were arrested along with civilians as they came out of the now
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A detachment of the Dublin
Brigade of the Irish Army was ordered to carry out the destruction of the Custom House in accordance with a decision arrived at after due deliberation of the ministry of Dáil Éireann. We in common with the rest of the nation regret the destruction of historical buildings.
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In the early afternoon of 25 May 1921, roughly 120 non-uniformed IRA Volunteers began to gather around the Custom House in groups of twos and threes. 75 percent of those involved belonged to the 2nd
Battalion of the Dublin Brigade under Tom Ennis. Only a minority of them were experienced guerrilla
556:, called for a spectacular public show of force by the IRA, to reinforce the idea that it was an army representing an Irish government. For this reason it was decided to attack and burn the Custom House, which, although an important government building, was not defended by the British military.
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However, at about 1.10pm, a watching policeman notified
British forces and 60 Auxiliaries in three lorries and an armored car quickly arrived on the scene. IRA Volunteers from the 1st, 3rd and 4th battalions were positioned outside the building to stop the enemy from approaching.
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Brigade and The Squad were amalgamated into the
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Division. Most IRA actions in the city consisted either of assassinations of selected police, military or administration figures by
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quickly arrived and a gun battle erupted. Five IRA volunteers were killed (John Doyle, Edward Dorins, Daniel Head, Captain
Patrick & Lieutenant Stephen O'Reilly), along with three civilians, and about 80 volunteers were captured.
591:, exchanging fire with the IRA fighters inside. A number of IRA Volunteers and civilians were killed or wounded by the Auxiliaries. As fighting raged outside, IRA Volunteers inside the building were ordered to set it alight.
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637:. However, the operation did not totally impede the IRA's campaign in Dublin. The Dublin Brigade carried out 107 attacks in the city in May and 93 in June, showing a fall-off but not a dramatic one.
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Irish local government records from the 1600s had been brought from rural parts of
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burning Custom House with their hands up. The Fire
Brigade, which had been delayed from responding by other IRA companies in the city, arrived too late to put out the fire.
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Michael O'Kelly, Lieutenant E Company, 2nd
Battalion, Dublin Brigade, recalled plans to "deliver a smashing blow to England". Two large scale operations - to capture
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Four Auxiliaries were wounded in a gun battle with one of these IRA protection teams outside the building. Other Auxiliaries fired into the building with rifles and
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The Custom House burned for five days and was all but completely destroyed by the fire. With it were destroyed many centuries of local government records. The
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But the lives of four million people are a more cherished charge than any architectural masterpiece. The Custom House was the seat of an alien tyranny.
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arrived and took over the operation from the Auxiliaries at this point. A total of 111 people were arrested, of whom 70–80 were IRA members.
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said that the operation was "one of many under review" and that another proposal had been to attack Beggars Bush Barracks.
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17 year old Daniel 'Dan' Head was shot after throwing a hand grenade at an Auxiliary lorry which resulted in casualties.
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706:"Today in Irish History - The Burning of the Custom House - The Irish Story"
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The operation was the largest action in Dublin by rebels since the
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O'Halpin, Eunan. "Counting Terror". In Fitzpatrick, David (ed.).
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subtitled their report on the fire as "Priceless Records Lost".
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The Squad: and the Intelligence Operations of Michael Collins
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The Squad and the Intelligence Operations of Michael Collins
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Fighting for Dublin, The British battle for Dublin 1919-1921
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Auxiliaries outside the Custom House during the gun battle
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However, this policy was reversed after a meeting of the
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501:. The operation, involving over 100
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995:Timeline of the Troubles in Dublin
491:Local Government Board for Ireland
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1595:Mountjoy Prison helicopter escape
1509:Bombing of Dublin in World War II
929:from the original on 3 April 2019
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495:British administration in Ireland
1278:Richard Crosbie's balloon ascent
716:from the original on 28 May 2012
678:The Dead of the Irish Revolution
618:of the Irish Republic, reported:
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1643:Lansdowne Road football riot
1601:Dublin and Monaghan Bombings
1320:Dublin and Kingstown Railway
1242:Premiere of Handel's Messiah
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66:Custom House, central Dublin
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1637:European Capital of Culture
1478:Burning of the Custom House
1348:Great Industrial Exhibition
888:Hopkinson, Michael (2002).
752:Terror in Ireland 1916-1923
473:On 25 May 1921, during the
185:c.120 Auxiliaries at first;
26:Burning of the Custom House
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1354:Monto (Red Light District)
1326:Dublin Metropolitan Police
1171:Dublin gunpowder explosion
1030:List of songs about Dublin
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864:McKenna, Joseph (2021).
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137:Royal Irish Constabulary
1792:The Beast from the East
1734:Bank of Ireland robbery
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1301:Irish Rebellion of 1803
1254:Wide Streets Commission
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735:Dwyer, T. Ryle (2005).
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1844:1921 crimes in Ireland
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125:Irish Republican Army
1390:Phoenix Park Murders
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1010:Lord Mayor of Dublin
983:Timeline and general
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1384:Dublin whiskey fire
1366:Dublin Fire Brigade
1360:Wellington Monument
1272:Kildare Street Club
1195:Dick's Coffee House
1177:Battle of Rathmines
1144:St. Michan's Church
1134:St. Audoen's Church
1056:Dublin slave market
826:on 13 October 2017.
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1786:Dublin Tech Summit
1773:Hutch–Kinahan feud
1767:Occupy Dame Street
1755:City of Literature
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1534:RTÉ Studio bombing
1503:Pearse Street fire
1420:Irish Crown Jewels
1082:Battle of Clontarf
1000:Dublin Corporation
990:Timeline of Dublin
923:The New York Times
854:Dwyer, pp. 244-248
765:Sheehan, William.
657:The New York Times
649:Anglo-Irish Treaty
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1340:eureka moment at
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1129:Rathborne Candles
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976:History of Dublin
794:O'Halpin, pg 443.
710:theirishstory.com
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1526:Destruction of
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507:Auxiliaries
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407:Tourmakeady
382:Selton Hill
272:Soloheadbeg
187:members of
89: /
57:25 May 1921
1894:1921 fires
1838:Categories
1338:Hamilton's
664:References
575:The attack
521:Background
392:Crossbarry
362:Coolavokig
337:Drumcondra
322:Kilmichael
302:Ballinalee
74:53°20′55″N
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1212:Bull Wall
628:Aftermath
539:the Squad
527:guerrilla
427:Rathcoole
372:Clonbanin
277:Knocklong
208:4 wounded
203:3 wounded
171:Tom Ennis
77:6°15′11″W
1226:(1724-5)
1099:The Pale
927:Archived
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412:Kilmeena
402:Scramoge
397:Headford
367:Sheemore
357:Clonmult
347:Dromkeen
282:Holywell
265:Timeline
201:5 killed
177:Strength
62:Location
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933:3 April
616:gazette
387:Burgery
377:Kilfaul
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483:Dublin
477:, the
312:Tralee
292:Rineen
102:Result
824:(PDF)
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352:Upton
182:c.120
1692:Luas
1577:1997
1573:1995
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