... Congress of Christus Rex will have to accommodate their arrangements to the celebration, in 1966, of the Jubilee of the Easter Rising of 1916. It seems that the social congress will then be of greater significance than the military tattoo in commemorating ...

... Sunday 23rd August, 1964. The Archbishop of Cashel, Most Rev. Thomas Morris, Chairman, said “when the jubilee of the Easter Rising comes, there will be time for something more than standardized cele- brations by the Army, or thg entmaigment of re-living ...

... through the issues of The Leader just prior to Easter Week, 1916, io recall for the aging, and inform the youthful readers of our paper, how, from the Leader grand stand, Ireland was thinking before the Rising of 1916. Taking up Vol. 32 and opening at February ...

... by An Br. Oir. A. N. O Cinseala who kept a Diary during Easter Week, 1916. At that time the writer was in charge ofunless I’'m misreading his Irish—a hostel for students in Dublin. Noon on Easter Monday found him in the vicinity of Mountjoy Square and ...

... sadly lamenting that at the approach of the second Easter of the First World War there is no talk of peace among the nations. Then I turn to the next issue only to find there has been a long gap. The Rising has taken place, the centre of Dublin is in ruins ...

... &om cglte o@eacler ”cg;['es LOOKING BACK TO 1916 EACH year as Easter comes round, our thoughts tumn ' to that memorable Easter of 1916. Many are the stories related about the fighting that took place during that week, and of the subsequent executions ...

... powerless in the North. » Because of the marvellous revival of national faith and feeling which followed the Insurrection of Easter Week, there were tempting propagandist advantages to be gained from linking Dail Eireann with the Provisional Government whose ...