1920-1929 - British Pathé

1920-1929

: Golf - Ireland (1921); We see various women participate in the Irish Ladies Golf Championship in Lucan.

: The Irish Cesarewitch (1927); Horse racing : The Irish Cesarewitch.

: Clonespoe (1924); Clonespoe wins - horse racing in Ireland.

: Hockey International (1926); Wales play Ireland at hockey.

: Shamrock Rovers Football (1926); Shamrock Rovers play football against Bohemians.

: Demobbed Irish Soldiers (1924); Irish ex-servicemen march to urge the Dublin Corporation to accept Government Grants.

: Irish Mayor Shot AKA Funeral Of The Lord Mayor Of Cork (1920); A good item about the funeral cortege of Alderman Thomas Mac Curtain, Lord Mayor of Cork.

: Tailtean Games (1922); Item showing the various athletic competitions involved in the Tailtean Games, Ireland.

: St Donagh (1925); Horse racing enthusiasts brave the torrential rain to see St. Donagh win on waterlogged course.

: Dancers Rehearse (1928); Traditional Irish dancing is seen in rehearsals for the forthcoming Tailteann Games.

: Among The Stars (1921); An item about members of the Irish Geographical Association who visit the observatory at Dunsink.

: Golf - Delgany (1924); Irish Motor Trades' Association Golf Meeting.

: De Valera And Austin Stack (1924); Irish Republican leader - Eamon De Valera - seen shortly after his release from prison.

: Training For The Tailteann Games (1922); Girls play Camogie, the Irish ladies national game, in practise for the Tailteann Games. Ireland.

: Irish Polo Season (1921); We see a team practising at Cabra for the Irish Polo season.

: French Grand National (1927); Scenes from the French Grand National.

: De Valera Ireland Arrested (1923); Guards gather to arrest Eamon De Valera at Ennis in Ireland.

: Dublin Remembers (1923); Thousands of people turn out on Armistice Day and the Union Jack is flown in Dublin.

: Remembrance Day (1923); Remembrance Day is marked with a procession and laying of wreaths in Bray, Ireland.

: Aonach Tailteann (1928); Dr P O'Callaghan whirls the Irish Hammer around in the Tailteann Games.

: Erin Remembers Her Fallen Sons (1928); Memorial service in Dublin to pay tribute to Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith.

: Yukons Victory AKA Yukon's Victory (1925); Yukon wins the Irish Cambridgeshire horse race at the Curragh in Ireland.

: Hammer And Tongs Hockey (1927); A ladies hockey match with plenty of action takes place in Milltown.

: 1,835 Dogs Of High Degree (1927); Dogs on display in Dublin.

: Delgany Golf Meeting (1921); An item about the golf meeting in Delgany where Lady Percy presents the Dunlop Cup to the winner.

: Everybody Enjoying The Truce (1921); Thousands of British servicemen attend the horse racing at the Curragh in Ireland.

: Now Worth Real Money (1921); A look at Irish Republican bonds now worth 'real money.'

: Sir Hamar Greenwood (1921); Sir Hamar Greenwood reviews and then addresses R.I.C. Auxiliaries at Phoenix Park in Dublin.

: Ireland Defeat France (1926); Ireland beat France at rugby in Belfast.

: Changing Guard (1922); Changing of the Guard ceremony at College Green, Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Cross Country Running (1922); Cross Country running in Ireland (Eire)

: On The Ulster Border (1922); The IRA stop passers by on the Ulster border, Ireland (Eire).

: France Beats Ireland (1928); International football match played in Paris where France beats Ireland 4-0.

: Dublin's Great Dog Show (1924); A look at some of the furry contestants at an Irish dog show.

: Flying Dinah (1925); The Irish thousand guineas horse race is won by Flying Dinah.

: 2,000 Guineas AKA Come On Steve (1926); Jockey Steve Donoghue wins the Irish 2,000 Guineas race by 5 lengths.

: Ina I.N.A. Western Division (1921); Eamon de Valera reviews the Western Division of the Irish National Army.

: Ireland Healing Her Wounds (1925); Buildings damaged by shellfire are slowly restored in Dublin, Ireland.

: Irish Cesarewitch AKA Little Marten Wins Irish Cesarewitch From Big Field (1922); The Irish Cesarewitch race is won by 'Little Marten' in Ireland (Eire).

: Lawn Tennis (1921); We see various games of lawn tennis being played at the Irish Open Championship.

: Two Classics Irish St. Leger Two Classics In A Week (1922); 'Royal Lancer' wins Irish St. Leger in at the Curragh race course, Ireland (Eire).

: Empire Air Pageant On Sleeve As Empire As Pageant (1926); Premiers in country for Imperial Conference attend air pageant

: Imperial Conference 1926 (1926); Premiers from Empire Countries pose in Downing Street garden with Baldwin, Churchill and Chamberlain.

: Home From Irish Front AKA Home For Irish Front; British soldiers leave Ireland by ship, Irish Free State soldiers on guard at Dublin City Hall.

: Launch Of The SS Isola (1928); The SS Isola is launched from the Dublin Dockyard; it was built for the Irish Lights Commissioners.

: The Shamrock's Triumph (1928); Rugby match between France and Ireland - Ireland wins by 4 points.

: First Of The Irish Classics (1926); Horse, 'Resplendent', wins the One Thousand Guineas at the Curragh.

: Irish Pageant Play (1921); People who are deaf and mute act out scenes from the life of St. Patrick in Cabra, Ireland.

: Beaten By A Point (1928); Gaelic / Irish Football match where Dublin are beaten by Kildare.

: Dail Eireann Assembles (1927); Eamonn de Valera draws the crowds as he attends the opening parliamentary session.

: Irish Co-Operative (1920); Item showing Irish peat co-operative at work. Republic of Ireland (Eire).

: International Hurling (1928); Ireland beat America in an International Hurling match.

: New Irish National Party Waterford (1926); Captain W. A. Redmond launches campaign by New Irish National Party.

: The Cambridgeshire Flower (1922); "Flower Vale" wins horse race at the Curragh, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Ireland Only: Mr Gerrard - Sportsman (1921); An item showing horse breeder Mr Gerrard who bred "Troytown" the winner of the 1920 Grand National.

: Mullingar - Ireland A Thrilling Race (1921); Horses and jockeys fall at the fences on the Irish race course at Mullingar.

: A Brooklands In Dublin City (1929); Men measure Phoenix Park for a race course to host 1929 Irish International Motor Races. Ireland.

: Erin For Ever! (1927); The Irish Guards receive flowers as button holes to commemorate the dead.

: Saint Patrick's Day Celebrations (1927); Military display in Dublin for St. Patrick's Day.

: The Irish Grand National (1927); Horse racing: crowds gather to see the the Irish Grand National.

: Wolfe Tone Anniversary (1928); Desmond Fitzgerald places a wreath on the grave of Wolfe Tone and watches a March Past at Bodenstown, Eire.

: Rallying To The Nation's Aid (1922); Long queue of recruits in Dublin. Eire, Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland.

: Irish National Championships; Sprinting, javelin and discus are among the events at the Irish National Championships held at Croke Park, Dublin. Eire, Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland.

: Dog Fox (1925); Dog Fox wins the Irish Grand National horse race at Fairyhouse in Ireland.

: Time To Remember - The Time When Little Happened 1921 - Reel 2 (1921); Events of 1921 - Irish treaty, mad stunts and newspapers at work.

: Invasion Of Limerick (1922); Newsreel item about IRA invasion of Limerick - identical to item in G 858.

: Irish Revolution 1922 (1922); Compilation of newsreel items about events in Ireland in 1922 - probably American coverage.

: The Inauguration Of Ireland's President - Uachtaran Na Heireann AKA Ireland Or Irish Story (1922); Film documenting the inauguration of Ireland's President in 1922.

: Time To Remember - Sitting Still And Going Slowly 1922 - Reel 1 (1922); Review of events in 1922 including Irish Troubles, war between Greece and Turkey and developments in aviation and radio.

: Royal Flying Corps Irish Army Air Corps (1923); Planes and men of the Irish Flying Corps.

: Ireland Defeat Scotland (1927); Rugby: Ireland beat Scotland at Dublin in freezing rain.

: Blessing The Flag (1922); Man plays a bugle to bless the flag on St Patrick's Day. General O'Duffy is seen.

: Launch Of Giant Caisson AKA Caission (1922); A caisson is launched - presumably to mark the start of construction work on Dublin docks.

: Michael Collins (1922); Violence breaks out during a speech by Michael Collins.

: Dublin Mourns Dead President (1922); The Funeral of President Arthur Griffith in Dublin, Ireland, (Eire).

: Parliament Of Empire (1926); Premiers from Empire meet at 10 Downing Street with Stanley Baldwin.

: Remembrance Day (1923); The Irish Legion of ex-servicemen stand and pay tribute to their fallen comrades.

: A Result Of The Treaty On Sleeve Incorrectly As A Result Of Tragedy (1922); British troops hand over castle and barracks at Athlone to Irish Army.

: Remarkable Scenes (1922); Irish troops take over British army headquarters.

: Troops Being Paid Off (1922); Demobbed R.I.C.s in light-hearted mood and British troops mounting last guard.

: For The Treaty (1922); Sean Milroy gives speech in Cootehill, Ireland (Eire).

: IRA Guard Northern Border AKA IRA - Guard The Northern Border (1922); Irish Republican Army guard the border to the north of Ireland (Eire).

: Galway Ladies Victory AKA Galway Lady's Victory (1925); Miss Baker is the Irish Ladies Billiard Champion and we see her practising her game.

: Irish National Championship Dog Show At Ballsbridge; Various shots of competitors at a dog show.

: Free State Army (1925); The Minister of Defence witnesses the parade by Free State Army on St. Patrick's Day.

: Ireland's Premier Dog Show (1925); The Irish Kennel Club's show attracts dogs of all shapes and sizes.

: For Valour (1926); President Cosgrave presents medals to Civic Guards of Irish Free State.

: Michael Collins AKA Irish Elections (1922); Michael Collins wins election in County Cork, Ireland (Eire) - Titles only.

: The Curragh Camp (1922); Footage of the Curragh Camp which has been handed over to Irish Free State troops, Ireland.

: Coursing (1927); Scenes of hare coursing in Ireland.

: Oiseau D'or (1927); Horse racing at the Curragh, Ireland.

: British Troops Leaving Ireland AKA Erin's Farewell (1922); The people of Erin bid farewell to departing British troops. Southern Ireland, Eire.

: Executive Council (1925); Executive Council of the Legion of Irish ex-servicemen pose for camera at annual conference.

: Army Cross Country Championships; An item about the Army Cross-Country Championships.

: Irish Dancing Display & Cuts Version 1 Of 2 (1926); A performance of traditional Irish dancing by children and young women.

: Irish Dancing Display Version 2 Of 2 (1926); Children and young women perform traditional Irish dances.

: St Patricks Day Celebrations AKA St Patrick's Day (1926); Military displays in Dublin to celebrate St. Patrick's day.

: Irish Dog Show (1928); Lots of doggies are seen at the Irish Kennel Club's Show at Ballsbridge.

: St Patrick's Day In Dublin (1928); Open air mass for troops is followed by a military 'March Past' in College Green, Dublin.

: Brilliant Irish Artists (1925); Irish actors perform a series of character roles for the camera.

: Knight Of The Grail Wins Irish Derby At The Curragh (1927); Horse racing: The Irish Derby

: While Children Play (1925); Teachers attend Irish classes during the school holidays. Ireland.

: Rsm Spring Show (1920); Cattle in agricultural show in Ireland.

: Clever Animals (1926); Sheep dog trials in Ireland.

: A Village Hunt (1925); Schoolchildren watch from their playground as the Ward Union Hunt walks through the village.

: Bray Village Carnival (1921); Sir A. Griffith Boscawen and Phyllis Dereham marry in Bray and villagers attend in fancy dress.

: The Cardinal Ireland Loved (1924); The last pictures and funeral of Cardinal Logue.

: A Great Adventure (1928); Two young journalists leave Dublin on the next stage of their journey around the world in a collapsible canoe.

: All Ireland Strike (1922); The people of Ireland go on strike and challenge the menace of militarism, Dublin.

: Mr. Cosgrave A.K.A. President Cosgrave (1927); An official visit by President Cosgrave to Carlow Sugar Factory.

: The New Cork (1927); A ride along the streets of Cork.

: Death Of Lord Mayor Of Cork AKA Lord Mayor Of Cork Dead (1920); A story showing the funeral of Lord Mayor of Cork and Irish Republican Tomas MacSwiney.

: A Boon To The West; A look at the student farmers and the fine specimens of stock at Athenry Agricultural School.

: Tilling For Prizes (1925); Many horse-drawn ploughs take part in the annual County Wicklow Ploughing Match.

: Powerscourt Ploughing Competition (1923); Horse drawn ploughs take part in the Powerscourt ploughing competition.

: Off To Amsterdam (1928); President Cosgrave bids farewell to the Irish Olympic Team as they set off for Holland.

: Girl Guides Give Display Of Irish Dancing (1928); Girl Guides give display of traditional Irish Dancing at Lansdowne Road. Ireland.

: Dublin Calling (1925); A look, inside and out, at the first broadcasting station built in the Irish Free State.

: Easter Sports Carnival (1921); We see some traditional Irish dancing and a bicycle race at the Easter Sports Carnival in Rathmines.

: Irish Grand National (1921); We see the horses running in the Irish Grand National of 1921, it was won by "Bohernore".

: Ireland Wins Triple Crown (1924); Ireland beat England at hockey.

: A Wireless Romance (1923); Lady E. Rous and Owen Mckenna have simple honeymoon in scenic village in Ireland.

: Funeral Of Michael Collins (1922); The funeral of General Michael Collins in Dublin, Ireland.

: More Than Half A Million Mourners (1922); The funeral of General Michael Collins, Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Review Of Irish Events - 1923 (1923); A review of various important events that took place in Ireland during 1923.

: John Mccormick AKA John Mccormack (1924); Famous Irish tenor, John McCormack, is given freedom of the city - probably Dublin.

: Belfast (1920); Scenes in and around Belfast in Northern Ireland.

: Box On (1926); Tom Heeney fights Bartley Madden in outdoor ring, spectators driven away by heavy rain.

: Around The Maypole (1929); Children dance around Maypoles during dance festival in the Republic of Ireland.

: Degree Day (1922); Footage of students Degree Day at University College, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Open Air Dancing (1921); Lord and Lady Aberdeen watch children dance in Dublin.

: Scrapbook For 1922 - Reel 2 Of 2 (1922); Great film outlining the events of 1922.

: Viscountess Powerscourt (1921); Viscountess Powerscourt inspects Dublin Girl Guides and gives a speech, she also presents the Ross Cup.

: Dublin Wedding (1922); Wedding of Lieutenant Holland, and Miss C. Maggiore, Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Bobbed Bachelors - Dublin (1924); Female students receive their degrees from University College.

: Fashionable Dublin Wedding (1923); Captain Boylan and Eileen O' Brien marry at Blackrock in Ireland.

: New Archbishop Of Dublin (1921); An item showing the ceremony that installs Dr Byrne as the new Archbishop of Dublin.

: 20 Rounds Draw (1923); McAllister and Tracy fight it out at International Boxing Contest in Croke Park, Ireland.

: The Greatest Road Race (1929); Carraciola from Germany wins road motor car race in the Republic of Ireland.

: Sandy Cove Gala And Dun Laoghaire Regatta (1923); Shots of the Sandycove Gala and Dun Laoghaire Regatta in Ireland.

: Bray - Ireland's Future White City (1923); A look at Bray in Ireland.

: City Of Waterford Races (1921); An item showing horses racing at the opening meeting of the new course at Kilcohan Park in Ireland.

: County Dublin G.A.A. Championships (1921); We see competitors running in the County Dublin G.A.A. Championship at Baldoyal.

: Cross Country Running (1923); Cross Country running contestants pose for the camera and then set off across the course.

: His Eminence Cardinal O'donnell (1926); Cardinal O'Donnell and several priests leave Cork to attend Eucharist Congress in Chicago.

: Ulster's Great Day (1921); We see Orangemen marching through Belfast and Sir James Craig addressing the crowds afterwards.

: Visit Of The Duke And Duchess To Ulster (1924); The Duke and Duchess of York visit Northern Ireland.

: 38 Degrees (1925); Men brave temperatures of 38 degrees to take part in Christmas Day swim at Clontarf, Ireland.

: 6 Degrees Above Freezing (1926); Hardy swimmers brave the freezing water for a Yuletide dip.

: A Bird's Eye View Of The Liffey Swim (1926); Swimming race down River Liffey, going through Dublin.

: Blackrock's New Tennis Club (1923); Mr McMahon opens new tennis club at Blackrock, Ireland. Members play a few games.

: Fall Of Limerick (1922); Footage of soldiers and ruined buildings in Limerick after occupation

: Second Annual Bull Show (1921); Lord Holmepatrick judges the second Annual Bull Show in Ireland, Lord Rathdonnel is also present.

: Cinema Ball Of Masque (1929); People come in all sorts of fancy dress to the Irish cinema trades' ball, and dance the night away. Ireland.

: Opening Of Irish Polo Season (1921); We are shown a match from the opening of the Irish polo season where the All-Ireland club shows good form.

: Tancey Lee AKA Tancy Lee (1924); Boxing champion Tancy Lee coaching the Irish Army Boxing Team.

: First Of The Classics A.K.A. Irish Thousand Guineas At The Curragh (1927); 'West Indies' wins the Irish 1000 Guineas.

: South Entertains North (1925); Men working in Belfast cinema trade have a day out with their colleagues from Eire.

: Germany's Atlantic Flyers Fliers (1928); The pilots of the Atlantic-flying plane, the Bremen, arrive in Germany to a great reception.

: De Valera Close Up (1921); Irish Prime Minister Eamon De Valera in close-up.

: De Valera In London (1921); Irish sympathisers mob Prime Minister Eamon De Valera's car on his arrival in London.

: Ireland A Dominion (1921); Irish Prime Minister Eamon de Valera receives warm welcome when he returns to Ireland with peace proposals

: Irish Trotting And Whippet Racing (1921); Trotting and whippet racing are events at Shelbourne Park in Dublin, Ireland.

: Irish Police Sensation (1921); An item showing General Crozier who has resigned as Commander of the Auxiliary Division in Ireland.

: Polish Patriot - Curragh (1924); Horse racing in Ireland for the Irish Cesarewitch.

: Fighting In Ireland (1922); Soldiers on the streets of Ireland (Eire) and footage of Michael Collins, Limerick and Armagh.

: Irish Rebels New Terror (1922); Various shots of ruined buildings in Limerick (?), Ireland (Eire).

: Lord Mayor IRA Mcswiney AKA Lord Mayor I.R.A. Macswiney (1920); Irish Nationalist and Mayor of Cork, Tomas MacSwiney, is visited by Pathe during his hunger strike.

: Irish President Hustle (1923); President Cosgrave does his electioneering by aeroplane in Ireland.

: International Football Gaa (1928); Ireland beat the United States in a Gaelic Football match.

: War Of Reprisals (1920); An item showing a shop burnt out by the Police Auxiliaries in Ireland.

: The Fight For Dublin (1926); Irish Free State Army Manoeuvres in Wicklow Mountains.

: The Free State Army (1926); First big manoeuvres of Irish Free State Army, held in Wicklow.

: Rory's Glen Irish Cesarewitch (1921); An item showing the Irish Cesarewitch horse race.

: Irish Athletic Boom; Cross country running in Ireland.

: A Nation Mourning (1922); Crowds of people in Dublin for the funeral of Michael Collins, Ireland (Eire).

: Collins - Griffith Anniversary; Irish leaders are commemorated at Leinster.

: Irish Police In Paris (1928); The Civic Guard of the Irish Free State visit the Unknown Warrior's Grave in Paris.

: Murdered Officers Borne To England (1920); An item showing the funeral cortege of British officers murdered in Ireland.

: In A Fog (1923); Thick fog surrounds the horses as they race in the Irish Cambridgeshire, Lord Offaly wins.

: Chiefs Of Ina I.N.A. Visits Limerick (1921); Chiefs of the Irish National Army visit Limerick.

: Irish Soccer Derby (1927); Football in Ireland.

: First Soldiers Of The Irish Free State (1922); First soldiers of Irish Free State mount guard over Dublin City Hall.

: Soldiers Of The Free State; A look inside factory where uniforms for new Irish Free State army are being made.

: Aonac Tailteann (1922); Mr J.J. Walsh appointed Director General of Irish Olympic Games Committee, Ireland.

: Irish Language Revival (1925); A collection is taken up by the Gaelic League of Ireland in aid of an Irish language revival.

: Irish Trotting Race (1921); The horse "Why Not" wins the Irish Trotting Races at Celtic Park.

: Ireland Through The Ages (1927); Civic week in Dublin includes industrial and historical pageants.

: President Cosgrave (1929); President Cosgrave presents "Scott" medals to members of the Civic Guard, Dublin, Republic of Ireland.

: Fifth Anniversary Of Collins And Griffiths (1927); President Cosgrave at the memorial parade, lays a wreath and speaks to the crowd.

: Cork's Great Victory On Sleeve As World's Wonder Grand Stand (1926); Kilkenny play Cork in the All-Ireland Hurling Final at Croke Park.

: Patriot's Last Journey (1921); An item showing the funeral procession of Alderman Tadhg Barry in Ireland.

: Oxford's Irish Team (1926); Teams from Oxford University play Gaelic football in Ireland.

: Ex-Officers And Men Of The Old IRA I.R.A. (1923); Ex-officers and men of the old IRA (I.R.A.) join new Civic Guard in Dublin.

: Northern Hockey Victory (1926); Men's hockey in Northern Ireland; Banbridge beat Railway Union.

: Soloptic Wins Irish 1000 Guineas (1929); The horse "Soloptic" wins the Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh. Ireland.

: A Pointer For The Derby (1922); Horse Racing at the Curragh, Ireland, top tip for the Derby "Spike Island" wins.

: Grow Your Own Furs; Women are shown cuddling rabbits whilst wearing rabbit fur capes.

: Pilgrims After The Poll AKA Pilgrimage After The Poll (1922); Anti-Treaty Republicans pay respects at the grave of Wolfe Tone, Bodenstown, Ireland.

: Zionist's Victory (1925); Horse racing - Zionist wins the Irish Derby at the Curragh in Ireland.

: Irish Athletic Boom (1925); Champion American athletes come to Dublin to take part in sports.

: Earldom For Lord (1923); Lord French inspects R.I.C. and auxiliaries before retiring as Viceroy, Dublin, Ireland.

: Mr Bonar Law Inspects Ric R.I.C. (1920); Bonar Law inspects the R.I.C. in London, accompanied by Sir Hamar Greenwood and David Lloyd George.

: Wireless - The Link Of The Empire (1926); Premiers from overseas visit radio station that allows British government to communicate with Empire.

: Michael Collins The IRA Leader (1922); IRA leader Michael Collins makes first public appearance in his constituency, Armagh.

: Taking Over (1922); Footage of troops being driven around the streets of Dublin in military vehicles, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Irish Coursing (1925); Hare coursing at Clonmel in Ireland.

: Commemoration Ceremony (1927); A ceremony to remember those who died in the insurrection in 1916.

: Irish Inter -'versity Sports (1921); Various sprinting and hurdle events are shown at the Irish inter-'versity championship contests.

: Irish Riders - In Senior Tourist Trophy (1923); Motorcycle racing takes place in Ulster for the Senior Tourist Trophy.

: Irish Military Tattoo (1929); Rehearsals take place for Irish Military Tattoo which includes drills and reconstruction of ancient battle. Lansdowne Road, Ireland.

: All Ireland Football Carnival (1924); A game of Gaelic football.

: Funeral Of Mr Mcguiness A Nations Loss (1922); The funeral of Mr J. McGuiness in Ireland (?).

: First Rays Of Hope (1922); Truce called by Army Chiefs during Irish Civil War (Ireland ?).

: General Sir Neville Macready AKA Irish Demonstration Outside Parliament, AKA General Sir Nevil Mac Ready; An item about the new commander of police in Ireland and a Loyalist demonstration outside Parliament.

: Trinity College Ceremony (1926); President Cosgrave and Mr. Munroe (Prime Minister of Newfoundland) receive honorary degrees at Trinity College.

: Historic Mansion House Conference (1921); Irish Prime Minister Eamon De Valera is seen going in for negotiations at the Mansion House Conference.

: Mr De Valera (1921); Members of the Irish Republican party are cheered as they arrive to attend the Mansion House conference.

: A Master Move (1922); Footage of soldiers coming ashore at an unknown location in Ireland (Eire).

: First National Transport (1922); Dublin Guards arrving by sea, Ireland (Eire).

: Cricket AKA Cricket - Renters V Exhibitors (1922); Cricket match between Renters and Exhibitors, Pembroke, Wales.

: Rugby Rough (1925); Rugby - two teams battle it out for the Irish Hospitals' Charity Cup in Dublin.

: Howth Train Smash (1923); An item showing the wreckage of a train after a crash in Howth, Ireland.

: The Shelling Of The Four Courts (1931); Film of fighting in the Irish Civil War in Dublin - reissued for Pathe's 21st Anniversary.

: Irish Senior Cross Country Championships (1926); Running competition that takes place on a race course.

: The Seat Of All The Trouble; Guards at the Ulster Border.

: Wigs And Gowns (1922); Footage of young Irish barristers in Dublin, Republic Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Ryans Easy Victory AKA Ryan's Easy Victory (1926); Irish Senior Cross Country Championships.

: Lord Chancellor's Easter Levee (1921); The United Irish Courts meet for the last session, after this there will be separate courts in Dublin and Belfast.

: Irish Military Ceremonial (1925); Irish military personnel hold ceremony in memory of leaders executed after 1916 insurrection.

: Golf (1925); The Irish Professional Golf Championship is won by Mr O'Neill.

: Football - Dallymount (1924); Bohemians play South Africa at football.

: Bombardier Billy Wells (1923); Bombardier Billy Wells enjoys a game of golf with sportsmen in Milltown, Ireland.

: Anything To Declare? (1923); Customs officials search cars in Ireland.

: Big Holiday Crowd (1926); Holiday horse racing in Ireland.

: Don Sancho (1928); 'Don Sancho' wins the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse.

: Irish Amateur Golf Championship (1921); Various players take part in the Irish Amateur Golf Championship.

: New Irish Industry (1926); Bishop of Kildare inaugurates the new Carlow Beet Sugar Factory.

: Paris In Dublin (1923); Great fashion item where ladies model the latest Parisian gowns.

: Irish Train Wreckers (1923); Men work on the railway line and train wrecked by armed rebels in Ireland.

: American Footballers; A visiting American team play the Irish Free State at football (soccer).

: Artillery In Action (1922); Artillery piece being fired by Free State soldiers, Ireland.

: Dublin War Scenes (1922); Footage of the street fighting taking place in Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Sackville St: In Flames (1922); Footage of war torn Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Mopping Up (1922); Rebel soldiers are captured during the battle of Adare, Ireland (Eire).

: President Cosgrave (1925); President Cosgrave of Ireland opens Nautical Training College and takes helm of a ship.

: U.S.S. Pittsburgh (1925); The American flagship, U.S.S. Pittsburgh, is sailing near Dun Laoghaire in Ireland.

: Irish Free State Army Tinted (1925); Chief of Staff review Irish Free State Army before manoeuvres, Phoenix Park. Orange tinted.

: Motor Cycling Irish (1924); Motorcycle racing on an Irish beach.

: Thrilling Rugby - Dublin (1924); The All Blacks beat Ireland at rugby by 6 points to nil.

: Irish Military Sports (1923); Men and women take part in Irish Military sports at Beggar's Bush Barracks, Ireland.

: Omens Of Peace; General Macready and Unionist delegates arrive for the Mansion House Conference peace talks.

: The Irish Derby (1929); "Koppi" wins the Irish Derby at the Curragh, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: First Us Minister (1927); Scenes as a politicians pose together outside a building.

: Ireland's National Game (1926); All-Ireland Hurling Final between Kilkenny and Cork.

: First Us Minister (1927); Scenes as a politicians pose together, and the minister appears with his family.

: Canine Aristocrats AKA Canine Aristicrats; Lovely dogs at Irish Kennel Club's show. Dublin, Ireland, Eire.

: Embargo Wins Irish Derby (1926); Embargo, ridden by Steve Donoghue, wins the Irish Derby.

: Preparing For Electricity Era (1929); A 120 foot factory chimney is blown up at the Carrick-on-Suir Creamery. Eire, Ireland.

: Ireland Wins (1928); Ireland beats Scotland by one goal to nil in International Football match.

: Cinderella (1923); Children from Monkstown Parish School perform Cinderella outdoors. Ireland.

: Big Trade Rush (1923); Large amounts of cargo unloaded at Irish ports before April 1st when it is liable for tax.

: Minniement (1923); Race horse Minniement wins Irish Cesarewitch at the Curragh, Ireland.

: The Governor General (1924); Irish Governor General inspects the latest Dublin-Liverpool steamer.

: Unique Boxing Event (1926); Boxing competition between Irish Free State and British armies.

: Ireland Healing Her Wounds (1925); Cuts (rushes, out takes) for IRELAND HEALING HER WOUNDS in G 1236.

: A Record Crowd (1924); A football match - Glasgow Celtic v. Irish Free State.

: Irish Cup Tie (1921); Irish football match sees a scoreless draw at Dalymount.

: Irish Oaks (1923); Becka wins Irish Oaks at the Curragh, watched by big crowds.

: Baytown (1928); 'Baytown' wins the Irish Derby in 1928.

: Athletics (1925); Sprinting and long jump form part of the Irish Championships Meeting.

: Irish Pony Show (1921); An item showing horse jumping at the Irish Pony Show in Dublin.

: Irish Cricket Season Opens (1921); We see a cricket match in Dublin and some of the Australian cricket team posing for the camera.

: Athletics: Irish Universities Defeat Atlanta A.C. (1927); Athletics: a match between Ireland and Atlanta, USA.

: Famous Irish Tenor Honoured (1928); Tenor John McCormack is given an honorary degree of Doctor of Music at Dublin University.

: Fairy House AKA Irish Grand National (1924); Some of races, witnessed by a record crowd, at the Irish Grand National.

: Irish National Championships (1926); Athletics in Ireland.

: Ireland's President In America (1928); President William Cosgrave of Ireland arrives in New York, surrounded by bodyguards.

: De Valera - Stormy Petrel (1924); Eamon De Valera crosses Ulster border and is promptly arrested.

: Irish War Romance (1921); An item showing the wedding of Sergeant Jarret and Miss Mulholland who rescued him from the river Liffey.

: Somewhere In Ireland (1922); Footage of National soldiers making their way through the Irish Countryside.

: Guerilla Warfare In Ireland (1922); Irish rebels hold hostage in the countryside, Ireland (Eire).

: Demobilised Ric R.I.C. Auxiliaries (1922); Footage of soldiers shaking hands with senior official, Dublin, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: New History Is Being Made (1922); The Republican Army march through the streets of Dublin, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Fighting Speech; Famous footage of Michael Collins making a speech to huge crowds.

: Irish Free State Elections; Ballot papers are counted and Countess Markievicz is seen.

: 3000 Irish Army Rebels AKA Irish Army Rebels (1922); Mass parade of 3000 rebellious troops of the IRA in Dublin, Ireland.

: A Thrilling Match (1924); Ireland defeats France at rugby.

: Irish Grand National; "Alike", owned by F. W. Wise, wins the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse. Ireland.

: In The Wicklow Mountains (1926); President Cosgrave and Mr. Hughes, Minister for Defence, watch artillery practice.

: Newtown Tennis Club AKA New Town Tennis Club (1924); Mr. McMahon opens the season of the Newtown Tennis Club.

: Irish Hill Climb (1921); We see cars and motorcycles driving up a hill as part of a speed test in Dublin.

: It Comes From The Hills - Irish Guards Receiving Shamrock (1923); Every member of the Irish Guards receives a sprig of shamrock for St. Patrick's Day. Turkey.

: Gen O'connell (1922); Insurgent leader General Rory O'Connell, Dublin, Ireland.

: The Battle Of The Four Courts (1922); Good Footage of the Battle of the Four Courts, Dublin, Ireland.

: Irish Operatic Stars In Dublin (1922); Nice footage of operatic stars in scenic gardens in Dublin, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Reprisals In Ireland Condemned By Sir Hamar Greenwood (1920); Sir Hamar Greenwood inspects the R.I.C. troops in Dublin.

: Curious Persons (1922); Footage in Ireland in the aftermath of the Battle of Four Court, Dublin.

: Dublin Ireland In The Wake (1922); Free State Soldiers on Dublin Streets after the Battle of Four Court, Ireland.

: Irish Vatican Pilgrimage (1925); President Cosgrave of Ireland takes 800 pilgrims for an audience with the Pope at the Vatican.

: Rounding Up The Rebels (1922); Rounding up the Rebels after the Battle of Four Court, Dublin, Ireland.

: The Irish Derby (1923); Waygood wins the Irish Derby.

: Irish Aero Club (1929); Captain Crossley pilots Gratton Esmonde T.D. on inaugural flight of Irish Aero Club in Baldonnel, Dublin.

: Developing Anglo-Irish Trade (1928); President Cosgrave arrives in Holyhead to attend a conference with the Captains of British Industry.

: Erin Mourns (1927); Funeral parade of Kevin O'Higgins.

: Ireland's Sporting Festival (1924); A look at the athletes from around the world competing in the Tailteann Games.

: His Grace The Archbishop (1926); Archbishop of Dublin and other members of Irish Catholic hierarchy pose for cameras.

: A Historic Moment (1922); Irish soldiers arrive at Viceregal Lodge to mount guard, Republic of Ireland, (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Irish Rugby Problem (1928); Irish rugby players try out for International honours.

: Sir Hamar Greenwood; Sir Hamar Greenwood, Irish Secretary starts his re-election campaign by addressing workers in Sunderland.

: World Honours Irish Atlantic Flight Hero (1928); The family of Major / Commandant Fitzmaurice receive congratulatory telegrams after his Atlantic flight.

: Irish Amateur Athletics Championships (1921); We see various events during the Irish Amateur Athletic Championships including sprinting and high jump.

: A New Irish Industry (1922); Dolhin Rowing Club launch Irish built skiff, Ireland (Eire).

: "Corpus Christi" AKA "Corpus Christ" (1925); Corpus Christi - soldiers kneel as The Host passes through. The Curragh, Ireland.

: Irish Society Wedding (1921); We are shown the society wedding of Captain Sir Francis Edward Pim and Vera Newton-Brady in Dublin.

: Wales V. Ireland (1926); International rugby between Wales and Ireland.

: Honours Even (1921); Football teams Saint James Gate and Shelbourne play a match in the second round of the Irish Cup.

: Are Alsatians Dangerous? (1927); An Alsatian is put through its paces as a guard dog but also plays with the baby

: For The First Time In 25 Years; Ireland beat Wales at rugby for the first time in 25 years.

: South Dublin Brigade In Training (1922); South Dublin Brigade practice shooting and marching, Ireland.

: Lawn Tennis (1928); Men's doubles tennis match where Holland beat Ireland.

: Funeral Of The Mr Cathal AKA Funeral Of The Late Mr Cathal Bruga, T.D. - Version 1 (1922); Large crowds turn out for the funeral of the Cathal Bruga.

: Irish Grand Prix (1929); Signor Ivanovsky wins the Irish Grand Prix for Italy. Phoenix Park, Dublin, Southern Ireland, Eire.

: Famous Irish Poet Honoured (1923); W. B. Yeats is honoured after he has won the Nobel Prize. Dublin, Ireland.

: Armistice Day - Dublin (1924); Thousands attend memorial service in Ireland.

: The Dear Little Shamrock (1926); Shamrock is given to soldiers of the Irish Guard on St. Patrick's Day.

: On Land And Water Irish Athletes Preparing (1922); Golfer and swimmers prepare for the Tailteann Games, Ireland (Eire).

: Ireland Healing Her Wounds; Reconstruction work on The Four Courts of Dublin.

: Irish Co-Operative Gathers And Transports Peat - Part 1 (1920); Footage of workers digging up peat in Ireland.

: Irish Co-Operative Gathers And Transports Peat - Part 2 (1920); Footage of workers digging up peat in Ireland.

: Irish Free State Army AKA Parade For St. Patrick's Day Dublin (1920); Free State Army parades through Dublin on St. Patrick's Day.

: Irish National Foresters (1920); Irish National Foresters march through town while crowds look on.

: Irish Personalities (1920); Four Irish personalities, including Hogan and Cosgrave, appear before the camera.

: Irish Troops Train Wreck AKA Sinn Fein Attacks Train (1920); Sinn Fein attacks troop train killing 4 soldiers and most of their horses.

: Jim Larkin (1920); Crowds outside Transport & General Workers Union building in Eire.

: John Mccormack (1920); Irish tenor John McCormack visits his wife and new baby in hospital.

: Kerry's Victory (1925); Short section showing early Irish Football.

: Mr T. P. O'connor (1920); Shots of Irish MP Thomas Power O'Connor.

: Irish Cabinet (1920); Irish politicians pose on steps of building.

: Time To Remember - The Plunge Into Peace 1920 - Reel 4 (1920); Events of 1920 - weddings, women's rights, industrial unrest and problems in Ireland

: The City Of Terror AKA Londonderry - Dublin Aftermath (1920); Soldiers in Londonderry street, ruins in Dublin, Michael Collins, Republicans speaking.

: New Irish Courts; After a ceremony at Dublin Castle, the new courts are opened.

: Irish Demonstrate AKA London Irishmen (1920); Footage of Dr Mannix meeting Sinn Fein members in London.

: Irish Dancing - Competitions (1929); Traditional Irish competitions held in Phoenix Park in Dublin, Republic of Ireland.

: Irish Grand Prix (1922); Irish Motorcycle Grand Prix in Ireland (Eire).

: Irish Bishops Meeting (1921); Cardinal Logue and other senior Irish Bishops meet to pay tribute to peace representatives.

: Momentous Meeting Of Dail Eireann (1921); Members of Dail Eireann meet at University College for ratification of Irish Peace Treaty.

: St. Bernards (1929); Kennel maids show off some beautiful St Bernard doggies.

: Irish Personalities (1920); Good footage of Irish leaders plus barricades and ruins after bombing in Dublin.

: Prisoners In Ireland (1920); Soldiers of the Royal Irish Constabulary lead blindfolded prisoners up some steps.

: Sinn Fein Victor - Arthur Griffith (1917); Sinn Fein victor, probably Arthur Griffith, is cheered by crowd of people as he goes into building.

: Troubles In Ireland (1920); British troops patrolling villages and towns in Ireland.

: W.N.H.A. Fete AKA Wnha Fete (1928); Mrs McNeill, Lady Aberdeen and Sir William Thompson watch children doing Irish Dancing at a fete.

: Twickenham Tradition Prevails! (1927); Rugby: Ireland v England

: Honours Even (1929); Rugby - Ireland and Wales draw at 5 points each. Belfast, Ireland.

: Men Of 1916 (1928); The twelfth anniversary of the executions of 1916 is marked at Arbour Hill.

: The Battle Of Castleknock AKA The Battle Of Castlenook (1928); Students from Castleknock College re-enact the battle of Castleknock. Ireland.

: Mr. Kevin O'higgins (1927); Mr. Kevin O'Higgins poses for the cameras.

: After 13 Years (1929); President William Cosgrave reopens Dublin's General Post Office after 13 years. Southern Ireland, Eire.

: Dublin's Tribute To Fallen Guards (1922); Large crowds pay their respects to National Soldiers killed in Kerry, Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Dublin Horse Show Long Version (1924); Governor General attends Dublin Horse Show with Prince Riza Mirza Khan.

: Royal Irish Academy (1924); Prince Riza Mirza Khan on an official visit in Ireland.

: Remembrance Day - Ireland (1927); Armistice Day gatherings, with scenes of crowds at a memorial in Ireland

: Irish Ladies And Gents At Hockey AKA Irish Ladies V Gents (1921); An item showing a hockey match between men and women in Sandymount, Ireland. The ladies win.

: France V Ireland (1921); Ireland beat France in a football match played in Paris.

: Inter School Fixture AKA Inter-Schools Fixture (1924); A rugby match between Irish and Anglo-Irish young men.

: International Water Polo (1926); England defeat Ireland at water polo.

: Irish Athletes (1926); Athletics competition between Irish competitors and members of Achilles Club at Croke Park.

: Royal Dublin Horse Show (1929); France wins the Royal Dublin Horse Show, Republic of Ireland.

: Peace Council At The Palace (1921); An item about the Irish Peace Treaty showing the delegates and King George V.

: Welcome News (1921); Irish prisoners are released from jail under the peace agreement.

: Ireland Defeats Wales (1922); Ireland beat Wales in International Hockey match, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: Invasion Of Limerick (1922); Various shots of men occupying property in Limerick whilst I.R.A. forces patrol the area.

: Aftermath - The Wake Of War AKA Aftermath (1922); Footage of large crowds looking at the damaged buildings in Dublin, Ireland (Eire).

: Irish Peace Congress And Delegates (1921); Sinn Fein delegates pose for the camera during the Irish Peace Congress, they include Michael Collins.

: Irish Ladies' Hockey (1928); Muckross 1st meet Optimists B in the second round of the Irish Ladies' Hockey Senior Cup at Rathmines, Ireland.

: Irish Hockey (1925); Inter-Provincial Irish hockey trials take place at Claremont Road in Dublin.

: A Storm Victim (1926); A half submerged sailing ship off the coast of Ireland.

: IRA Parade; R.J. Mulcahy - Minister of Defence - hoists the Irish Free State flag at Beggar's Bush barracks.

: Atlantic Flown Westward For First Time! (1928); The pilots of the 'Bremen' are seen preparing for their Atlantic flight and on their arrival across the sea.

: Lacrosse (1928); An English lacrosse team visit Ireland to play against the Pioneer Club.

: Coal Strike -Ireland (1921); Boats in the dock and empty coal wharfs show the effects of the coal strike in Ireland.

: Irish Cinema Trade Football (1921); An item showing the film trade football match in Ireland which is kicked off by Mrs Fred Stewart.

: State Opening Of Ulster Parliament - Gaumont Version; The Gaumont version of the State Opening of Parliament by King George V and Queen Mary.

: Irish National Foresters Procession (1923); 25,000 Irish National Foresters take part in a procession in Dublin.

: Irish National Army (1926); General P. McMahon inspecting troops of Irish National Army, watched by governor-general.

: Over Sixty (1929); More than sixty Dublin manufacturers were represented in civic week pageant of industry. Ireland, Eire.

: General Mulcahy (1922); General Mulcahy hoists the Irish Tricolour in Gormanstown, Ireland (Eire)

: IRA Beggars Barrack; I.R.A. march through Dublin and occupy Beggar's Bush Barracks.

: Irish Army Wedding (1922); IRA (I.R.A.) member Captain McCarthy marries Miss O'Reilly, Republic of Ireland (Eire, Southern Ireland).

: The Outgoing President (1922); De Valera and old Republican Party ministers, good C/Us Arthur Griffith with new ministers.

: Hard Luck Ireland (1926); Wales beat Ireland at International Rugby.

: Aonach Tailteann (1928); Item showing the General Council and Committees and Director, Mr Walsh, who are organising the 1928 Tailteann Games.

: Mount Joy Prison; A good item about a demonstration outside the Mountview Prison in Dublin.

: Home Coming Of Irish AKA Back From Flanders (1922); Irish American heroes who fell in the Great War are brought ashore.

: The Good Old Elizabethan Days (1925); Students from Trinity College hold a fancy dress rag based on Elizabethan days. Ireland.

: Flight Of The Moth Aeroplanes (1926); Moth Aeroplanes bought by Irish Free State are seen taking off bound for Ireland.

: Royal Dublin Horse Show (1921); The Royal Dublin Horse Show includes a display of cottage industries such as weaving and spinning.

: Irish Army Review (1925); The Chief of Staff reviews the Irish army in a march past at Phoenix Park, Ireland.

: Irish Internees Welcomed Back (1921); Crowds turn out to greet the former internees of Ballykinlar Camp on their arrival back in Dublin.

: The New Dail Cabinet (1922); De Valera and old cabinet, Griffith and new cabinet, release of prisoners from Mountjoy.

: Armistice Day In Dublin AKA Armistace Day In Dublin (1925); Trouble on Armistice Day in Dublin when shots are fired and smoke bombs go off.