PITCHED STREET BATTLE
DISORDER IN DUBLIN IT) MEN IN JIOKPITAL LONDON. Xepl. 27. Following a Republican meeting in 0 ’(tonnell street, Dublin, a crowd of several thousands attacked the premises of an English brewer nearby, hurling stones through tin* windows. The arrival of police reinforcements resulted in a pitched hat tie, the police, with drawn batons, repeatedly charging. A crowd of people leaving the theat-res and the cinemas rushed into shops.
When the street was clean'd 15 young men were found lying injured and were sent to hospital.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18205, 28 September 1933, Page 7
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