... EASTER RISING “KARS MILITARY CORDON ROUND DUBLIN. ——— in the There was great military activity suburbs of Dublin to-day. Tarties of soldiers in armoured cars took up positions shortly after midnight a short distanee outside the city boundaries, and all ...

... CHECKS EASTER RISING CELEBRATIONS. Strong forces of police were on duty yesterday inside and outside Milltown Cemetery, Belfast, where the Irish Republican Army had announced its intention of holding a meeting in celebration of the Easter Rising of 1916 ...

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... August 15, 1923, while addressing a public meeting. He leapt from obscurity to the national leadership in the week of the Easter rising in 1916. After the rebellion he was tried by Court Martial and sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. In 1917 he contested ...

... while {he others ransacked the train. The train after tds proceeded to Limerick, where the outrage was reported. ee et EASTER RISING IMPROBABLE. Tt, is extremely unlikely that anything untoward will {ake place in Ireland thie Easte: tut the authorities ...

... whether the Government has any reason to suppose the German Secret Service is tehind tte planned rising. The former Easter rising in Dublin broke out on Easter Monday, 1916, and lasted till the end of the month. Martial law was proclaimed over the whole ...

... Michael Collins, is standing for Dublin North; Miss Pearse, sister of the late Padraig Pearse (who was executed after the Easter rising in 1916), for Dublin County; Miss Helena Concannon, the authoress, for the National University ; Mrs Redmond, widow of ...

... TY OF RUMOUR DUBLIN FEARS OF EASTER RISING. Dublin is a city of rumours (the Central News correspondent telegraphed last evening), and one again hears talk of an Easter rising, such as has been forecasted on two previous occasions. The authorities are ...

... an empty shell, and the General Post Office, battered by a British gunboat which had steamed up the Liffey during the Easter rising of 1916, had only the four walls standing. Municipal government had been suspended, the Town Council deposed, officials ...

... in their faces ? DE VALERA’S FLAG A flag made from flour bags has been given to Dublin’s collection of mementoes of the Easter Rising of 1916 by Captain E. J. Hitzen, a Coventry manufacturer. It was the white surrender flag used by Mr De Valera when he ...

... collapsible boat being used by Sir Roger and two companions to reach the shore. Their arrival was part of the plan for the Easter Week rising, and almost simultaneously a disguised German vessel loaded with arms was sunk off the Cork coast. Sir Roger Casement ...

... won his seat in the Dail, for the Countess Markievicz was the heroine of the garrison in St Stephen’s Green during the Easter Week rising in Dublin in 1916. He retained the seat at the General Election a few weeks later; and it was not until after the last ...