Jane Boyle21 November 1920
Is killed during the Croke Park shooting.
Ireland · Warfare / Irish War of Independence. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Is killed during the Croke Park shooting.
Participates in attacks on British intelligence targets.
Is killed when shots are fired at the match crowd.
Is killed in Dublin Castle after the day's violence.
Is killed in Dublin Castle custody.
IRA intelligence operations kill British intelligence officers in Dublin.
Commands IRA men in the morning operations.
The killings intensify the political crisis of the independence war.
British administration is shaken by the Dublin violence.
Faces criticism over Crown forces in Ireland.
Is killed when Crown forces open fire at Croke Park.
Witnesses panic as the crowd flees the shooting.
Takes part in IRA operations against intelligence targets.
British command faces crisis after the day's violence.
Is killed in custody at Dublin Castle that night.
Is among the officers killed in the morning attacks.
Supports IRA command during the Dublin operations.
Dies in the violence at Croke Park.
Is killed during attacks on British intelligence personnel.
Crown forces enter the ground during the football match.
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