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Code	Description	Surname	Business	Location	Scope and Content
PLIC/1/2053	Patrick Tyghe, 28 Foley Street, Dublin.	Tyghe		Foley Street	Claim for £1 14s 8d for 26 gallons of milk taken by Crown forces at 28 Foley Street, Dublin. Full payment recommended by the Committee.
PLIC/1/1373	P Raftery, 34 Foley Street, Dublin.	Raftery	Pillar House, jewellers	Foley Street; Henry Street	Claim for £5 for watch looted from the Pillar House, jewellers, 31A Henry Street, Dublin. Claim not proceeded with.
PLIC/1/1307	Mary Reynolds, 115 Foley Street, Dublin.	Reynolds		Foley Street; Gardiner Street Lower	Claim for £10 for damage to contents of home at 79 Gardiner Street Lower, Dublin. Claim not proceeded with.
PLIC/1/4278	Walter Carpenter, 110 Foley Street, Dublin, secretary, Independent Labour Party of Ireland.	Carpenter	Independent Labour Party of Ireland	Foley Street; Liberty Hall; Beresford Place	Claim for £32 6s 6d for damage and destruction of furniture, paintings and property due to the use of artillery by Crown forces at Liberty Hall, Beresford Place, Dublin. Claim declined by Committee due to complicity by members of the Independent Labour Party of Ireland in the rebellion.
PLIC/1/4923	John J Murphy, Municipal Buildings, Cork Hill, Dublin, deputy city treasurer, representing Dublin Corporation.	Murphy	Dublin Corporation	Cork Hill; Parliament Street; City Hall; Castle Street; Thomas Street; Iveagh Market; Francis Street; Charles Street; Benburb Street; Linenhall Street; Foley Street; Cook Street; Bride's Alley	Claim for £687 4s 9d for damage to municipal buildings at Cork Hill, Dublin, City Hall, Dublin, 15 Parliament Street, Dublin, 26 Parliament Street, Dublin, 28 Castle Street, Dublin, Thomas Street Library, Dublin, Iveagh Market, Francis Street, Dublin, Charles Street Dispensary, Dublin, Benburb Street, Dublin, Linenhall Street, Dublin, Foley Street, Dublin, Cook Street, Dublin and Bride's Alley, Dublin. Payment of £593 18s 5d recommended by Committee.