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Colonel Thomas Gay was the head librarian of Caple Street library in Dublin. Gay facilitated the transfer of information about British military movements from Dublin Castle by concealing confidential information passed to him by David_Neligan and Eamon Broy in library books that he then loaned to Collin’s men who came to the library.
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- Ervine, St. John Greer (1949). Craigavon, Ulsterman. Allen & Unwin. p. 465.
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