After the prisoners were released there was very little activity until the Conscription Crisis of 1918 . Foley was a member of the Phibsboro Committee of the anti-conscription organisation . That reinvigorated the sense of nationalism in Ireland . Foley was present at the opening of the Dail on 21 January 1919 . She continued to run the family business and provided it , her car , and the offices to the volunteers whenever needed . Her business was repeatedly attacked during the Black and Tan period . She and her husband often hid people on the run while they were living in Dublin . They were present in Croke Park during the events of Bloody Sunday ( 1920 ) . As a result of the raid on the family home and the arrest of her husband , Foley was instrumental in arranging an informant , John Reynolds , within the British troops
Bloody Sunday ( 1920 )
Bloody Sunday (1920)
Brigid Foley