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Currently working on article on Civil War (1922-23) casualties in Co Limerick. In the meantime we've previously had three articles on CW casualties in Dublin, Tipperary and Cork. Will post below.
In Dublin there were at least 258 deaths and another 538 wounded. https://www.theirishstory.com/2012/06/19/casualties-of-the-irish-civil-war-in-dublin/#.XzKcOohKjIV
Of whom 95 were Free State forces, 84 Anti-Treaty IRA and 72 civilians. The British Army and RIC comprised of the 6 dead after the Treaty's signing up to the end of 1923.
In Tipperary there were at least 128 deaths, 67 were members of pro-Treaty forces, 42 were anti-Treaty IRA Volunteers killed. and 19 civilians in the County related to Civil War violence. https://www.theirishstory.com/2017/04/28/civil-war-casualties-in-county-tipperary/?fbclid=IwAR3gDxQuZI0A3cKW_qQqXruTo-CwJZscmyq5cFd_RAqy83ufUC0XLEepMB4#.XzKcMohKjIV
In County Cork, there were at least 220 deaths, 95 National Army, 61 civilians, 53 anti-Treaty IRA and 11 British Army and RIC. https://www.theirishstory.com/2019/07/14/casualties-of-the-irish-civil-war-in-county-cork/#.XzJkOIhKjIU
Just adding to this thread the article on Co Limerick. There were 94 deaths there, 44 NA soldiers, 29 anti-Treaty Republicans (27 IRA, 1 Fianna, 1 Cumann na mBan), 20 civilians and 1 RIC. (pic is of NA firing field gun in July 1922 in Co Limerick) https://www.theirishstory.com/2020/08/13/civil-war-casualties-in-county-limerick-1922-1923/#.XzWy_cBKjIV
