At the back of the inquest book is a page marked Secret Files. Examing these cases, one assumes that the British had something to hide
| Name | |||||
| Gaynor John | Three men shot in their homes within housrs of the death of a RIC Constable in the area. | ||||
| Trodden, Edward | The Military inquests do not appear to have been released, and so remain "Secret" | ||||
| McFadden, John | Most Nationalist writings ascribe the murders to named RIC men from the Springfield Road Barracks | ||||
| Carolan , John | The British Intelligence Raid on Professor Carolan's house led to the death of 2 British and Carolan | ||||
| Dwyer, Frank | Two IRA Volunteer brothers. Taken from their remote farmhouse and shot by a police hit squad | ||||
| Dwyer, Edward | It is unclear why this murder has been marked "secret", when there are many like it | ||||
| Counihan, Martin | It looks like a straight foreward IRA killing of an informer, so why "secret" | ||||
| O'Donovan, Thomas Joseph | Shot at Killenaule, Tipperary. The Broitish seem to have been expecting him | ||||
| Delaney, William | Shot while in Military custody. Nothing ever published by the British. Almost certainly murdered | ||||
| Looby, James | Shot while in Military custody. Nothing ever published by the British. Almost certainly murdered | ||||
| Looby, Lawrence | Taken from his brother's wake and shot | ||||
| Ryan, William | Supposed drowned, but on Secret list, so Military must have believed something untoward happened | ||||
| Nowlan, Martha | The Inquiry report is available. One shot fired, was she killed by a richoct or a soldiers bullet? | ||||
| Murphy, James | Almost certainly murdered by 2 ADRIC men, who went on trial, but were found not guilty | ||||
| Kennedy, Patrick | Dublin | ||||
| Reynolds, Christopher | Shot in the street in Dublin while under arrest | ||||
| Breen, John | Headford Junction Ambush | ||||
| Cagnay, Michael | Bailey and Allman were IRA, Cagney and Breen were civilians | ||||
| Allman, Daniel | |||||
| Unknown Bailey, James |