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Articles and sources by Barry Keane
Chasing shadows- Peter Hart, John Regan, Eve Morrison, Gerard Murphy, the Record of the Rebellion and the Dunmanway killings- updated 20 September 2014
Comparative Age Pyramid Church of Ireland & remaining Protestant Episcopleans in 1926
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Cork's Revolutionary Dead
Dunmanway Murders Census returns 1911
Dunmanway Murders Some contemporary reports
Dunmanway Murders Timeline
Google map of Hornibrook and Dunmanway Killings
Main denominations Population pyramids for Cork 1911
Map 1 Protestant Population % Map Cork 1911 (by DED)- click on image to reduce
Map 2 Protestant Population % Map Cork 1936
Map 3 Church of Ireland (excluding military) Population Cork 1902 by Parish
Map 4 Map of amalgamated Cork Church of Ireland parishes after Cole 1902
Mayo threatened attacks on Protestants in Castlebar and Ballina April & May 1922
Migration (Estimated) between Northern Ireland and Irish Free State 1911-1926 (also 1901-1911 FS/NI)
Protestant Civilians killed in Cork 1920-1923
Protestant Cork decline 1911-1926 Murders, Mistakes, Myths,and Misinformation updated 14th April 2013
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Roman Catholic & Church of Ireland children per wife abstracted from the 1911 Census of Ireland
Statistical Analysis of Protestant decline in Cork 1911-1926
Summary Courts of Inquiry Irish War of Independence
Table #1 British Military in Cork Barracks 1881-1911
Table #2 Church of Ireland and Church of England Population 1911, and approximate CI % decline 1911-1926 by County
Table #3 Major Landholders Cork 1884 and 1911 with approximate religious breakdown for 1911
The IRA and Loyalist Cooperation with British forces in Cork 1920-1922
The Undead: Cork's missing War of Independence Freemasons final update 2018
Protestant Cork 1911-26 Click on menu
Google map of Hornibrook and Dunmanway Killings
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