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... searched as police heightened vigilance with the approach of the 80th anniversary of the Easter Rising on Sunday. Page 6 traditional Easter tailbacks and cross-Channel services were running at capacity. Page 4 Policing row erupts Councillors in the Highlands ...
... Germany would help Irish independence. He failed, and returned to Ireland in a German submarine in 1916 at the time of the Easter Rising in Dublin. He was arrested as soon as he landed on a beach near Tralee, County Kerry. He was taken to London, where he ...
... timed to coincide with Easter Rising ceremonies, to break the stalemate and seize what they insist is the “potential” for progress. The uncompromising words jarred with the attempts by Mr Adams and his deputy, Martin McGuinness, to en:‘i‘let:ks Britain ...
... to begin decommissioning were dangerous and provocative. Thousands of Sinn Fein supporters who gathered for the annual Easter Rising commemorations throughout the province were told of a deepening crisis in the wake of the British and Irish government's ...
... was held in the Meadows to commemorate the death of Edinburghborn Connolly, who was executed for his part in the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin. In spite of the clashes with Loyalists, Mr Slaven felt the police presence was excessive and intimidating to ...
... Colours.* Kenneth Griffith's profile of IRA leader and Irish hero Michael Collins, who first came to prominence during the Easter Rising of 1916 and died only six years later at the a?e of 32. Made in 1973, and banned for more than 20 years because it was ...
... independence of Cuba. 1916: Roger Casement, British diplomat and Irish patriot, landed in Ireland by German submarine to aid Easter Rising. 1918: Manfred von Richthofen, better known as the Red Baron, scourge of First World War British fliers, was killed when ...
... Erskine Childers, author of the classic The Riddle of the Sands, she was used to ferry German guns and ammunition to the Easter Rising in 1916. Everyone, however, wanted to see the biggest vessel on the inland stage, the 92ft Spirit of Merseyside. But she ...
... independence of Cuba. 1916: Roger Casement, British diplomat and Irish getrio(, landed in Ireland by rman submarine to aid Easter Rising. ~ 1918: Manfred von Richthofen, better known as the Red Baron, scourge of First World War British fliers, was killed when ...
... First, it commem- orates one of the most resonant moments in whole of Irish history, -the year -both “of the nationalist Easter Rising in Dublin;, and of: Protestant Ulster’s greatest ever sacrifice for British'king, country and identity. And secondly, the ...
... independence. But his mission failed and Casement returned to Ireland in a German submarine in 1916 at the time of the Easter Rising in Dublin. He was arrested as he landed on a beach near Tralee, County Kerry, on Maundy Thursday and taken to London on ...
... Theatre (031-665 2240). Masterful drama by Sean O'Casey following the lives of a group of Dubliners at the time of the 1916 Easter Rising. Ideas of nationhood, pride and freedom are explored in this modern Irish classic, ends tonight 7.30, £3-£5 (concs £2.50-£4 ...