HC Deb 07 August 1919 vol 119 cc526-7
16. Mr. MOLES

asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he is aware that the police barracks at Broadford, county Clare, were attacked on Sunday morning last by a band of twenty armed men who fired at the barracks for over an hour; whether five police were in the barracks, one of whom was injured; whether the barracks were riddled by rifle fire; and whether any person has been apprehended in connection with this incident?

Mr. HENRY

The facts are as stated, No person has been arrested. The constable was slightly injured.

18. Mr. MOLES

asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he is aware that a band of men a few days ago visited the railway transport depot at Greenore, broke into a lock-up store, and seized three sacks containing military service rifles addressed to the commanding officer, Royal Artillery, Dundalk; whether any trace of the missing rifles has been discovered; and whether any arrests in connection with the affair have been made?

Mr. HENRY

The facts are as stated. The missing rifles have not yet been traced; inquiry is proceeding. No arrests have been made.

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