Civilians executed by the IRA as spies

There were large numbers of (usually) men shot as spies. They can have been shot for a variety, some justified, some not. But either way it is difficult to afirm from the perspective of hindsight, who were spies, who were informers and who was unjustly shot.

A number of "missing" lists were published in 1921.

https://sites.google.com/site/protestantcork191136/protestant-civilians-killed-in-cork-1921-1923

http://irishmedals.org/civilians-killed.html

The figures for payments come from the Compensation Claim Register. It is difficult to know exactly what the acceptance of liabilty means.

Wounded

1920 Oct 25 7111306 Private James/John Boyle, Royal Irish Regiment a new recruit claimed to have been kidnapped in Waterford and to have escaped after 3 or 4 weeks. Discharged to H.M. Prison, Guernsey 1921 July 15 convicted by civil powers at Cork

1921 Feb 23 . Donald McDonnell shot and wounded in Evergreen Road, Cork. McDonnell was brought to the barracks, and when he got alright again he used to come out in an armoured car, patrol the streets and pick out the Volunteers and have them arrested. He also went out at night with the raiding parties dressed in a British Officer's uniform. Had served as 75139 AM3 (Cadet) Donald McDonnell, Royal Flying Corps

1921 March 20. Charles G P Slattery shot and wounded while walking with ADRIC at Greenore employed by Greenore Railway Company as a Clerk. Served as 89405 Gunner Charles Slattery, 54th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

1921 March 27. Francis Dooner aged 35 shot and wounded at Kilbarry near Navan. £252 compensation. Served as 924 Private Francis Dooner, Leinster Regiment

1921 Jan 13. William P. Kennedy (38), 120, Island Bridge, Dublin, clerk in the stores at Island Bridge Barracks, was fired at and wounded in the Empire Theatre, Dublin. Saved by the Military Police arriving

1921 March 8/10. John Good aged 35 employed at Cork Military Barracks Cork as a clerk shot and seriously wounded at 5.30pm in the back left shoulder  while walking home on Tower Street. (Served as 19803 Private John McInerney Good, 10th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force)

1921 March 24 Denis Lenehan, working as a barracks clerk at Ballykinlough Camp and Island Bridge Camp, Dublin, shot and wounded walking on Cork Street, Dublin (Served as 4191 Sergeant Major Denis Lenehan, Leinster Regiment)

John Sherlock employed at Military Barracks as a lorry driver shot and wounded on way to work in Cork (Served as 4169 Guardsman John Sherlock, Irish Guards discharged 8 April 1919). Moved to London in July 1922.

Scotland Yard Spies