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... R.A. PARADE AT EASTER WEEK GRAVES FIFTY TOWNS TO CELEBRATE RISING From Oar Special Correspondent DUBLIN, Friday. REAT crowds will march in procession on Sunday through 50 Irish towns for the I.R.A. celebration of the 1916 Easter rising anniversary. Wreaths ...
... Army has been demanding General O'Duffy. who is 40, became member of the I.IU. during the troubles which followed the Easter Rising in 1010. In the critical days before the treaty he was Chief of Staff of the I.R.A. and from 1923 to 1924 commanded the ...
... debates before the war. Mr. Biirell entered the House Commons in 1889, and was Chief Secretary for Ireland up to the Easter rising of 1916, which brought his political career tragic close. has recalled how stood amid the smoking ruins Dublin, and :--ir ...
... not seen for 22 years. It was a moment of tense emotion in the Cabinet room, bringing back to all grim memories of the Easter rising of 1916. Defeated, begrimed, with shattered following of men in bloody rags, Mr. de Valera was surrendering to the conqueror ...
... gloomy depression about The Plough and the Stars, an adaptation of Sean O'Casey's play, dealing with the historical Easter Week rising, in spite of the introduction of typically Irish humour. We are getting, I think, too many films dealing with the troubles ...
... 6d. We also publish • racy and authoritative account of the Easter rising, and the events that led up to it, written by Brian °Neill (author of War for the Land in Ireland ) called Easter Week price 21. We publish all sorts ol other books about Socialism ...
... The day never came. A Suspensory Act was passed, and disappointed Ireland declared a republic for the whole country the Easter rising of 1919. For five years Ireland steadily asserted Its independence. At general elections the overwhelming majority of the ...
... I LIVED THIS MOMENT Number 3 LET ME TELL you first something of the events that led up to the Easter Rising, said Desmond Fitzgerald, late Minister of Defence of the Irish Free State, when I asked him about his experiences in the 1916 revolt. '' The ...
... Countess Markievicx (Longmans. Green. Ss.». The Countess, who died In IW7. was sentenced to death for her part In the Easter Rising in Dublin during the war. PRESENTED AT COURT Daughter of wealthy West Ireland landowner, she was presented Court as girl ...
... in commemoration of the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916 drew a full house to Poplar Town Hall on Sunday evening. Mr. Patraig O'Boyle presided, and said they had come to pay a tribute to the gallant men of 1916. The men of Easter week did something more ...
... rebel commandant of Dublin in the Easter Rising of 1916, who was shot for his part in those events. She had journeyed to London from Dublin to be present last night at the Phcenix Theatre, where the play, Easter, 1916, by Montague Slater, was performed ...
... that British ships must answer a summons to heave-to without TWO TURN TO PAGE TWO, COL REPORTS of a plot for a general Easter rising throughout rebel Spain, witi, outbreaks at Algeciras, across the bay from Gibraltar, and near Tetuan, in Spanish Morocco ...