War of Independence execution of Mary Lindsay was justified, argues historian
Six IRA volunteers were killed after landowner alerted British to ambush plot
President condemns IRA War of Independence execution
Execution of Mary Lindsay and her driver was an act of “exceptional cruelty”
No one felt safe anywhere in Ireland during the first seven months of 1921
Cork suffered most deaths (557), followed by Dublin (360), Antrim (232), Tipperary (158)
Truce and Treaty: How the IRA stepped up its campaign against crown forces in 1921
100 years later: The Irish Times recalls a critical year in modern Irish history
Old IRA disappearances ‘off the scale’ compared with PIRA
Research calls into into question so-called moral superiority of old IRA, says historian
Execution of elderly Protestant woman a basis for pension claim
IRA’s Frank Busteed involved in killing of Mary Lindsay in Cork during War of Independence
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