Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
Decided Increase of
 Violence in Ireland
Miss Darlington, Nine Police men and Two Soldiers Kill ed During Week-End.

Belfast, May 15.-(By The A. P.) Miss Harrington, only daughter of Sir Charles Harrington of GlenstaI Castle, County Limerick, and head of the Ma sonic Order in North Munster, and Po- lice Inspector Biggs were Shot dead from ambush Saturday night by civil ians while motoring from Killoscully to Newport, County Tipperary.
 The father of the dead woman is a former high sheriff of County Limerick.
 Nine policemen, two soldiers and a Saturday and today in attacks and coun- ter-attacks at various places. Numerous persons were wounded
 More lives may have been lost in the Macroom ambuscade, when seventeen auXiliaries were killed, or on "Red Sun day" but for general and organized vio- lence Saturday and today probably were the worst since shootings on large scale were inaugurated in January 1919.
 All the casualties except one occurred in the area covered by the southern par lament. The exception was at Dromore Tyrone, where a Sim Feiner was shot dead
 Miss Harrington was travelling with two other women and Inspector Major Biggs and military officer when she was killed. The military officer was wounded.
 Constable Bridges was shot dead and two other constables were wounded while purchasing groceries Saturday al Drumcollagher. A party of police going to their relief was fired upon and two policemen were wounded slightly.
 Fierce fighting followed an attack on the Bandon police barracks. The milf, tary and police swept the streets with machine gun fire and the people were obliged to throw themselves upon the ground for safety. About the same time armed civilians marched through Dur anyway. County Cork. Being followed by auxiiiaries in motor lorries they shot and killed several horses in the streets so as to obstruct the path of their pur. suers.
 All the roads south and west of CorI have been trenched at many points. The belief prevails that rebels intend to car ry out a general attack on military ant police barracks.
 One Nlndred civilians attacked tht ClonakiIty barracks with rifles and ma chine guns Saturday afternoon. The at tack was repulsed. Four members of the attacking party were seen to fall Tht police suffered no casualties.
 Two gunners of the Royal Marine Ar tillery stationed at East Ferry, neal Middleton, County Cork, were shot deat Saturday night This was the first at tack that has been made on naval forces At Castletown and Berehaven, Count! Cork. today. two soldiers were shot anC killed by armed civilians.
 Bombs were thrown at military Tor Iies on three occasions in the DubliI district today. Some of the occupants of the lorries were wounded
 The Rosslare Pier barracks. Count! Wexford the Bridgetown barracks Wexford; the SDidaI barracks in Galway and the Holy Cross barracks Count! Tipperary, were unsuccessfully attacked Saturday night There was brisk figh lasting half an hour at the Rathmor barracks Saturday. The police resist ed the attack with bombs and rifles There were no casualties.
 i A party of men. according to a Dubli1 castle report entered the town o i Courtnacsherry. seven miles southeast 0 | Bandon. Saturday and fired on soldier who were off duty. The" troops returne l to barracks and the rebels fired on tn i barracks for twenty minutes. Two c the soldiers were slightly wounded Tonight Constables MacLean and Coo per were fired on near Skibbereen. Bot men were wounded, and it is believe | MacLean will die.