30 November 1920
Cadet Cecil Guthrie was executed by the IRA near Macroom, Co. Cork. Guthrie escaped the Kilmichael Ambush and was making his way back to Macroom on foot when he was captured.
Constable James Malynn died of gun-shot wounds received in an IRA attack on Baltinglass RIC barracks on 24 January. Originally from Cork, Malynn lived in Moate, Co. Westmeath with his wife. Age 31, he joined the RIC in July 1914 and had previously been a policeman in Hull.
Two IRA men, Patrick Tierney, QM in Ardee Company, and John O’Carroll. Lieutenant, 3rd Bn, Louth Bde, were taken from their homes in Ardee, Co. Louth by uniformed men and executed.
Lunch took place in London for the RC Archbishop of Perth, Joseph Clune. Clune was an uncle of Conor Clune who was killed in Dublin Castle on Bloody Sunday. Joe Devlin MP arranged a meeting for Clune with Lloyd George the following day.
The British Labour Party Commission on Ireland met in Dublin. They subsequently travelled to Limerick, Kilkenny and Cork.
Also in November
Ballykinlar Internment Camp opened in Co. Down.