Countess Markievicz is released from Holloway Jail on the 10th March 1919
IFI Irish Film Archive1919-03-10
Richmond Barracks
Dublin, Ireland
Countess Markievicz is released from Holloway Jail on the 10th March 1919. Crowds turn out in Dublin to welcome the newly elected MP.
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- Title: Countess Markievicz is released from Holloway Jail on the 10th March 1919
- Creator: IFI Irish Film Archive
- Date Created: 1919-03-10
- Location Created: Dublin, Ireland
- Transcript:(transcript of accompanying audio) We motored into Dublin to Liberty Hall. Last time was nothing to it. The crowd had no beginning or end. I made a speech and we then formed up in a torchlight procession and went to St Patrick’s. Every window had a flag or candle or both. You never saw such excitement. <i>Letter from CM to Eva Gore-Booth (after March 1919) – Prison Letters p. 297</i>Hide TranscriptShow Transcript
- Rights: IFI Irish Film Archive
- Medium: film
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