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Do Róisin Dub
Tó graid agan am Cleib Duiz le bliam anois
graid cráidte, graid cásmar, graid cupaize
graid d'fáig mé gan sláinte, gan Riam
grán Ruiz
'S go brait brait gan aon Ruizal agan
AR mo Róisin Dub
Not all the armies of all the bompers
in the World could break the spirit
of one trad men (L. Mc Subine)
Padraig Mac Cornair
in Prisin Munice
Pribira '23

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Selen
celem
& Captin
bazid
on it
Room
ital

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27th July 1923.
O quadrangle
Last late - m. 1 mo passes
Good try to all the long
Lady

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Feb. 27th 1923
Lumerick County, Juil
"When the last of Crowns
like glass shall break
on the scenes our sorrows have
haunted.
And the best the last dead quilty,
shall speak,
By your side Ye shall find me
undaunted.
On Rhine or on Liffey in word and
in deed.
Ye shall witness true to his vow
on the wheels of thrones in the
midst of the freed
the wheel who greets you now."
Scan H. Goughlin o. e. Prisoner

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Limeric K Prison
27. 20. 1923
With O. G. Loughlin at our
head
We know we cannot fail
With liberty once more in sight
we'll smash this blooming
Gaol.
Murph. Öhaoda,
sy Zlenzy

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Limerick Prison
March 4th 1933.
The Prison chains around us east
Our spirit they tried to break
From first to last
Well fight it out for God to
Irelands sake
B Wrenn

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Cape Cape Lumberge
/ Sabyn 27. 1923
"
I went it were to line and love the
I wenter far for the to die
With the flower clad hills of Erin
Echoing back my last Good bye.
From Pearse's Good bye to Erin
Dear Hayd
Erin

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Linneck Press
March 14th 1923
Farewell Farewell my own dear cell
May I never see you more
It's many the lonely hour I spent
From the window to the door
P Kannabby
Greenden
Kanturk

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Timerick Priest
5/3/23
"No people will look
forward to posterity who do not often
look backward to their
ancestors"
Mr. Mr. Barker
Tabachus
Bo blass

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Link
Prison
BAR
1 P.M.
6 P.M.
" Let us have faith, and hail the day.
When Ireland's woes, shall pass
away.
Thos Coughlan
Emis.

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"Eipe"!
Al Roym Akun, ah soon the night.
Shall be past,
And the day comes or shall dawn on you
wakeness at last.
Well raise you up strong, se long,
a radient Queen.
And the smile that you wore, oncemore
on your brow shall be seen.
And the smile that you wore once more
on your brow shall be seen.
4 ad 3 '23
Michal Spiobica

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24/2/23.
Capey Luy 473e
" He'll no mean turn aside,
Ever so slightly from the
broad Fath of houses, on the
Plausible Frenture that he
is justified by the producer
of his end."
S. F. O'Sorigacia
(S. F. O'Sorigacia)
h. so. (Tuain).
[Signature]

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Limetick Prison
9th March 1988
"When England praises me, I must sit down, examine my concience and find out what I have done to my country."
Patrick E. Obernot
5th Batt
West Limit Bgds

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4/3/93
Limerick Prison
Pure as mountain snow
Here of our Chime
Patriot yet we know
Earth was not his Chime
Angels tent him wings
Reverently we Pray
Save us thou who Brings us
Eve Peace today
Tomorrow Mr Carthy
Charles Ville
Coort

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Cape Cap Luminer
Wayta '23
" What fate is thine unhappy Isle
That even the trusted few
Should pay thee back with
When most of them should be true.
The Luwas not the strength or overage
of those whose souls were failed.
By moral force thou were betrayed
A Cuple geal no known"
Bidpar & Quennean
Robpad-apanan

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Linielle Gad.
28. 2. '23.
Things Present.
Oh! doubt was the Past, but far describe that hour
Oh Irin! When Iraitors forswore there:
Who wrong from the Bosom they hearts inner Power
And branded the Cast Stamp of Slavery ar thee.
Debased are they People, low, lost cast away:—
From the Lyrant of a ges her false Ruling Bonon
Ley Mnid not in shedding, they hot tears to day
And would Glory in wring ing, they hearts Blood tomorrow.
Death, Freedom, and Honour are but things of the Past
The Changed, whichene d ashes of Menace & Scorn
Oh Irin! My God! 'tis th ine sons at last
Have left the a haggard Watch lonely to Mourn.
Pony, sad-hearted, Brother dispirited Land!
Full, full to the shedding of Ferce tears of Sonon
Is day do I weep with thee Vatched One Grand!
Oh! Would I could hope for thee, our lond, tomorrow.
P. O'Aroll
Referiane

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Cont. Prior
22.2.23
There no free
Nor frame on friend
Coulte not - life
Nor dread your end
of Landers

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Caneak lumping
27-II. . 23.
Build as thou wilt - unspoiled by praise or
game
Build as thou wilt + as thy light is given
Then is at last the airy structure fall
Dissolve + vanish -
Take unto thyself no blame:
They fail - + they alone who have not
striven.
Tomar II a Concinbare
8th B.H.n.
Kenny Sof.

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Linnesick Prison.
28/2/'23.
all out in the Fard.
Leggedy Kelleher from Charleville is often
arriving.
George M. Parthy
Book 4

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4th March 1923
Jim Prison
we trod around the Prison yard
up to our eyes in mud
But what bare we, if ould Ireland free
if we are up to our knees in Blood
"A Rebel"
Edmond M. Harthy
Charles Rile to bork

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5-3-23
Remember this writ in our annals of
blood
That our countrymen never relied
in the failt
Of trues or of treaty but treason
ensued
And the issue of every delusion
was cleath.
Passing Gacian
1st Weston division
I. R. A.

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"Remember McCheldstown"
rrrrrrrr
"Remember still thro' good will
How vain here prayers or least
How vain were prouds till flashed the swords
Of the Irish volunteers"
Jam Manahan
America Gross.
March 1922

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March 1923
Link & Roson
to show you that my love is true
my heart & hand I send to you
I mond me Carthy
Charlestille Cook

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we believe to a church with a very high steeple.
The Bishops they tell us the will of the people.
To hell we will go if we fight for freedom.
So inside in this Prison for life they must keep us
prisoners a conceit up. 5 wisps
hot-cybtos Cyprasse.
In Prison,
I unreac
in 24 ad la
Mapea
1923

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"The Fish Waters never surrender!"
Pat Harte
Doon Island P.C.

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"The Cohot of the Damned"
Lemerick Pmon
5th March'23
Yes! let me like a soldier fall,
Not in the prison yard;
But by the side of some mountain
wide
On the soft and merdant roard.
B. Columbia
Cook & Bgde

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Simenick Poison
8/3/23
Henric's to those
That wear bad clothes.
And have no way to mend them;
Though their knees are bare,
They don't despair,
The fighting stuff is in them
Maurice H. Burier
Cork 4 Bgd

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Lunerick Press
8. 3. 23.
Although life here be rough & dreary.
And the end yet out of sight.
You it bravely tired & weary.
Just think of God & Ireland's
right.
Jas. Quirks.
Book. No. 4. Byde.

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Limestone County face.
12. 2. 23.
Limestone County.

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"Zá pé ceanzakte apzac fiop-cupaö pé
laz lávop a heapz pé beaz móp a zupce
vad o'impz zo báf az copomz a cipe azup
a imminzpe."
An Zám.
Seumaf Ömaol löm
13-3-23.

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Lumerick Frison.
When the "roses bloom again" down by the
river
and Robin Redbreast sungs his hearts
refrain.
In days of Culd Lang Syne, I'll be
with you sweethearts round mine.
I'll be with you when the "roses bloom
again".
Domyal Obising
1st Type Bde.

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Carcas luminis
24. 3. 23
TV In Central
TV Jay Hawk
Miss Vermising
cat scur
cats singing breads
M Cat Round cats

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