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This list is from my book, Dublin in Rebellion
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5th Battalion, Men
North Co. Dublin, Rath (Rathbeal, Ratoath) Cross Roads, RIC Barracks at Ashbourne,
Co. Meath; garrison total about 75 men and women (including approximately 20
Volunteers who were sent to the GPO on Tuesday, 25 April); 2 killed (plus one died
afterward from his wounds); 8 RIC killed. Known after the Rising as the Fingal
Brigade, it foreshadowed the flying columns and barracks’ attacks of the 1920
campaigns.
Commandant Thomas Ashe; a native of Dingle, Co. Kerry, previously he was a
schoolteacher at Corduff, Co. Dublin. He was known as an inspirational, but
somewhat impractical, leader, and was the great uncle of actor Gregory Peck.
Dick Aungier
Peadar Blanchfield (brother); he became the ‘official grenadier’ as he was the only
one with experience with bombs.
Tom Blanchfield (brother)
Paddy Brogan; a member of the Lusk Company.
#Dan Brophy
#Patrick Caddell; Lusk Company.
#John Clarke; Lusk Company.
#Dick Coleman (25); Captain of the Swords Company. He died of flu in Usk Prison,
Wales, on 9 December 1918 while a candidate for parliament. (See also GPO and
1st Battalion at Mendicity Institute).
Jimmy Connor; a member of the Lusk Company.
#James Crenegan; from the Roganstown Company.
**John (Jack) Crenigan (21); he worked for the Dublin Tramways Company and
was a member of the Swords Company.
Johnny Devine; a member of the Lusk Company.
Francis (Frank) Daly; imprisoned at Frongoch.
Paddy Doyle
#William Doyle; Swords Company.
Richard Duke
Thomas Duke
Walter Farrelly
Mick Fleming
Jerry Golden
Jack Gowan; sent home on Thursday because he was too young.
Paddy Grant
Dr Richard Hayes; medical officer and an intelligence officer. He had formerly
been the O/C, but resigned in favor of Ashe due to the pressures of his medical
practice. Became a TD.
Paddy Houlihan (Holohan); imprisoned at Frongoch.
#Jack Hynes; Lusk Company.
**John Keely (15); killed in Phibsborough while carrying dispatches.
#Jack Kelly; Swords Company.
Jimmy Kelly
#Richard (Dick) Kelly; Corduff Company.
Matthew Kelly; a member of the Corduff Company, he was wounded and imprisoned
at Frongoch.
#Patrick Kelly
Edmund Kent
Colm Lawless; sent home on Thursday becausee he was too young.
#Edward Lawless
Frank Lawless Sr; Battalion QM. Became a TD.
Jim Lawless; Captain of the St Margaret’s Company; imprisoned at Frongoch.
Joseph Lawless; one of the section leaders, as well as assisting his father, Frank, as
QM. Imprisoned at Frongoch.
Bennie McAllister; brother, imprisoned at Frongoch.
John McAllister; brother.
Michael (Mick) McAllister; brother.
John McCann
James McArdle; (brother), imprisoned at Frongach.
Patrick McArdle; (brother), imprisoned at Frongach.
#John McNally; Swords Company.
#James Marks; Swords Company.
Tom Maxwell
#William Meehan; Lusk Company.
Richard Mulcahy, Vice-Commandant. On Sunday evening, he was sent by Connolly
to Howth to cut the undersea telephone wires between Dublin and London. It
was impossible to return to Dublin so he went to Ashbourne and Ashe appointed
him Vice-Commandant for the Rising. Imprisoned at Frongoch and became
O/C of D Company of the North Camp. He succeeded Michael Collins as
Commander in Chief of the Free State Army.
Éamonn Murphy
Bill Norton; sent home on Thursday because he was too old.
#Joe Norton
Christy Nugent
James O’Connor; a member of the St Margaret’s Company of the Volunteers. He
was imprisoned in Wakefield Prison.
Arthur O’Reilly
#Thomas Peppard; Lusk Company.
Jack Rafferty; a member of the Lusk Company, he was wounded and imprisoned
at Frongoch.
**Thomas (Tommy) Rafferty (22); died of wounds after the Rising.
Thomas Reilly
Edward N. (Ned) Rooney; Captain of the Lusk Company, he was wounded in the
eye and imprisoned at Frongoch.
James Rooney
Paddy Sheehan (Sherwin?)
Ned Stafford
Joe Taylor; a member of the Swords Company, he was wounded.
Nicholas Teehan (Teeling?); a member of the St Margaret’s Company.
Joe Thornton; Captain of the Skerries Company, imprisoned at Frongoch.
Willie Walsh; wounded in his hand, he was a member of the Volunteers from
Liverpool.
Bartle Weston
Charles Weston; one of the section leaders. He was detailed to blow up the bridge
at Rogerstown Viaduct. Imprisoned at Frongoch.
#James Wilson
#Peter Wilson
#William (Beck) Wilson
#William (Cooty) Wilson; Swords Company.
5th Battalion, Women
Molly Adrian; a redoubtable messenger, she was in and out of Dublin all week.
Monica (Dot) Fleming; she married Joseph Lawless.
Eileen Lawless; she became one of Michael Collins’ secretaries.
Kathleen Lawless
Those indicated by # reported to the 5th Battalion but were sent to the GPO on Tuesday, 25 April.
