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Four Courts Siege
Pro-treaty Free State soldiers use British artillery to attack the anti-Treaty Republican army who established their headquarters in the Four Courts in Dublin during the Irish Civil War. (Photo by Walshe/Getty Images)
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Walshe
Media ID 13401153
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1920 1929 Aggression Army Soldier Barricade British Culture Conflict Courthouse Crisis Debris Destruction Dublin Republic Of Ireland Free State Government Headquarters Irish Irish Civil War M Gov Eire Dist 1922 Military Missile Politics Smoke Physical Structure Used Violence Established Four Courts Republican
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This print captures a pivotal moment in the Irish Civil War, known as the Four Courts Siege. The image showcases the intense conflict between pro-treaty Free State soldiers and the anti-Treaty Republican army, who had established their headquarters in Dublin's iconic Four Courts building. Amidst billowing smoke and debris, we witness the sheer aggression and destruction that defined this brutal war. A group of determined male soldiers can be seen manning a barricade, using British artillery to launch an attack on their opponents. The atmosphere is charged with tension and violence as these opposing forces clash for control. The photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the political turmoil that engulfed Ireland during this period. It highlights not only the physical structure of war but also its profound impact on individuals and cities alike. The Four Courts, once a symbol of justice, now stands as a battleground where conflicting ideologies collide. As an archival piece from 1922, it offers us a glimpse into history while shedding light on one of Ireland's most significant conflicts. This image encapsulates both the military aspect of warfare and its broader implications for society at large. Overall, this print by Walshe is an evocative representation of the Irish Civil War's intensity and significance within European history.
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