Between thirty and forty persons were killed and many more injured in a bombing raid on Dublin on May 30, 1941. Damage as widespread dozens of houses and many other building demolished, investigations proved the bombs dropped were of German origin. The Eireann government protested to Berlin. The Reverand Dr. John McQuaid, Archbishop of Dublin, centre, inspecting a bomb crater on the North Strand. 

Between thirty and forty persons were killed and many more injured in a bombing raid on Dublin on May 30, 1941. Damage as widespread dozens of houses and many other building demolished, investigations proved the bombs dropped were of German origin. The Eireann government protested to Berlin. The Reverand Dr. John McQuaid, Archbishop of Dublin, centre, inspecting a bomb crater on the North Strand. 

(Source: irish-history)