After the Irregulars had succeeded in derailing the break-down train they set fire to the sleeping coach and other waggon at Maryboro

After they had succeeded in derailing the [train] they then set it on fire

After wreck in Co Westmeath

Athlone Waterworks destroyed by Irregulars :

Another view of the demolished building,

[Derailed train]

[Group of men posing with the telegraph pole, forming part of the Dublin-Belfast line, which was felled by the I. R. A.]

Kiltoom Co. Roscommon :

This photo shows the bridge blown up to wreck the mail train

Nearly all the goods coaches were a complete wreck as per. the above photo. wreckage was strewn about in alldirections [sic.] when the Limerick goods train was recently derailed between Maryborough and Mountrath.

Photo shows the havoc wrought by the land-mines which destroyed Portmarnock bridge on the G. N. R. line on Thursday night last

[Royal Oak-Bagenalstown Bridge which was blown up by the I. R. A.]

Soldiers of the National Army Guarding Portarlington Station. They have Erected a Strong Post in Case of Attack :

A Familiar Sight at Most Stations in the South,

The engine of the goods train which was recently derailed on G. N. R. line from Dundalk to Enniskillen it will be remembered two waggons containing goods were burnt

[Workmen repairing the Athlone waterworks which were destroyed by the I. R. A.]