41K views · 301 reactions | 1922 Athlone during the Irish Civil War, A significant moment in Irish history: when National Army troops of the newly formed Irish Free State marching across the Town Bridge in Athlone, County Westmeath, to take possession of Athlone Barracks (later renamed Custume Barracks) from departing British forces. | Irelands past in Motion | Facebook

Irish Civil War (1922-23) - Battle of Dublin (1922)... British Pathe News film the Battle of Dublin fourght during the Irish Civil War, between the Anti-Treaty IRA and the National Army of the Irish Provisional Government. The Irish Civil War was a conflict that followed the Irish War of Independence and accompanied the establishment of the Irish Free State - it was fought during the transion to independence and for the proceeding 6 months, between two opposing groups, the pro-treaty Provisional

87K views · 1K reactions | The Irish civil war broke out exactly 100 years ago. It followed the split over the Anglo-Irish treaty, which created an Irish Free State but not an independent 32-county republic. Our correspondent Mark Simpson has been looking back. | BBC Newsline | Facebook