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... THE shadow home secretary Jack Straw was accused of naivety and bad timing after reaffirming, on the anniversary of the Easter Rising, Labour plans to lift mainland exclusion orders against Northern Ireland terrorist suspects. Mr Straw told the Observer ...
... Viking artefacts in Lerwick's Shetland Museum (Radio Scotland, 6.40-7 pm). The Bloody Protest. The legacy of the 1916 Easter Rising, in which militant Irish nationalists led by poets and writers proclaimed themselves the provisional government of an : ...
... following day is the anniversary of Edinburgh-born Connolly’s execution by the British Government for his part in the 1916 Easter Rising. The annual march is usually orgmbedbytheConnollynode? but has been-banned on police advice for the past two years. Some ...
... take “ownership” of the Mitchell peace document. The Sinn Fein president, addressing a 300-strong crowd at the annual Easter Rising commemoration rally in the New Lodge, said he was convinced a united Ireland was still possible in his lifetime. To a cheering ...
... THEATRE O Brunton Theatre, Musseiburgh. The Plough and the Stars. A touching and witty account of the Easter Rising of 1916 by late nineteenth-century Irish playwright Sean O’Casey. The plays looks at the contrast between the ideal of fighting for a worthy ...
... settlement aimed at ending the conflict in Northern Ireland. Mr Adams’ comments, at a rally to mark the anniversary of the Easter Rising of 1916, were designed to force Sinn Fein and the IRA together into the peace process. They followed a statement from the ...
... the nail of the stated aims of the Theatres And Nations season at the Tramway. In this passionate account of the 1916 Easter Rising, the implications of the old Republican saying “nil aon tintean na do thintéan fein” (there’s no hearth like you own) are ...
... 0000O0OCGOEOGIOGIOEONOSINOPO (J Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh. The Plough and the Stars. A touching and witty account of the Easter Rising of 1916 by late nineteenth-century Irish playwright Sean O'Casey. The play looks at the contrast between the ideal of fighting ...
... company that Murphy’s uninspiring script becomes an intense and attention-holding piece of theatre. The subject is the Easter Rising of 1916, seen with the gently cynical eyes of a young Mother Ireland, who wanders in and out of the action, pointing out ...
... who shot them behind the counter in front of customers. B Sinn Fein announced that ceremonies planned to commemorate the Easter Rising were being called off as a mark of respect for the three families. ...
... the Brunton Theatre in fine style with a version of Sean O’Casey’s wonderfully detached tenement perspective of the 1916 Easter Rising The Plough And The Stars. It’s a solid and often very moving production which brings out O’Casey’s concern with the confused ...
... Orangemen joined the British Army and James Connolly and his republican friends began preparing for the stab-in-the-back Easter Rising. A. Millar, Inverleith, Edinburgh. ...