Resignations and police casualties - Royal Irish Constabulary, 1919–1921
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Primary sources
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Loyalist propaganda
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'Gossip, rumour, and propaganda: depictions and perceptions of Irish revolutionary violence' - Brian Hughes
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'Massacre of Irish Protestants' Propaganda pamphlet published by the Belfast News-letter in 1922, ‘Massacre of Irish Protestants’ – example of the ways in which the loyalist experience of revolution was being portrayed (The Deputy Keeper of the Records, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D989/C/1/40).
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‘Anarchy in the West of Ireland’ – Propaganda pamphlet published by the Irish Unionist Alliance in 1920
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Samples from IRA intelligence files, 1922 (transcription)
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Propaganda pamphlet published by the Irish Unionist Alliance in 1920, ‘The Truth About Ireland’ – example of the ways in which the loyalist experience of revolution was being portrayed (The Deputy Keeper of the Records, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D989/C/1/40).
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PowerPoint presentation for Brian Hughes' paper - 'Gossip, rumour, and propaganda: depictions and perceptions of Irish revolutionary violence'
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Audio of Brian Hughes' paper - 'Gossip, rumour, and propaganda: depictions and perceptions of Irish revolutionary violence'
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Brian Hughes unpublished paper - 'Gossip, rumour, and propaganda: depictions and perceptions of Irish revolutionary violence'
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Brian Hughes unpublished paper - ‘Loyalists and loyalism in a southern Irish community, 1921–22’
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Bureau of Military History Witness Statement by David McGuinness
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Elizabeth Thompson - Irish Grants Committee claim
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File of the military inquiry into the death of James Beale in Cork, 1921
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Brian Hughes article - ‘Loyalists and loyalism in a southern Irish community, 1921–22’
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Bureau of Military History Witness Statement by T.J. McArdle
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Police Casualties 1919–1921
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Resignations from the RIC for reasons of personal or family fear or intimidation, including cases where no reason was offered – used to compile Table 1.1.
