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... Chairperson. Mr Des Skeffington, has announced details of this years Easter Rising Commemoration arrangements. The proceedings will commence at 3.00 p.m. outside Sligo Town Hall on Easter Sunday 27th March. The parade, led by a colour party, will progress ...
... of Sligo's most famous woman, Constance Markievicz, who championed women's rights and took a prominent part in the Easter Rising on Easter Monday, 1916. SOUTH SLIGO MACRA ...
... Sligo Youth Club was quite successful and featured in the local celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising in 1966. Mr. Burns also formed a band at St. Anne's Youth club in the 19605. He continued to be an influential figure in ...
... see as a serious electoral threat. Perhaps we can now move on to reclaim Easter Sunday and restore it to its former place as the only appropriate date to commemorate the Easter Rising of 1916. ...
... Sligo. through which she This biography helps to herself the heroine of the y moved around complete the jigsaw of the Easter Rising and one of its p ainting as many of the women of 20th century unwilling survivors, Maeve' s be auty spots she had Ireland ...
... artefacts belonging to one of Sligo's most great national importance, particularly for the part she played In the 1916 Easter Rising and subsequent battle for independence. Her notable historical characters, Countess Mark ievicz, will go under the hammer ...
... Coolly. Piefessioed Maori= maid agree diet a wort is keg omen, the mom= MacDiarmada on the *lining and organisation of the Easter Rising. hiacDiarmades won. in nn doubt as to hi contribution to the evolution dearly twentieth anary antimafia politics, a factl=cl ...
... 1916 commemmoration in Sligo cemetery THE 90th anniversary of the Easter Rising was commemorated by Sligo Sinn Fein on Easter Sunday. In glorious spring sunshine a large ',crowd gathered outside 'the City Hall and 4followed an impressive ;eight person ...
... dramas. Written in Hawks Well Theatre will be Finnegan. Aoibhinn is well 1917, soon after the Easter an unmissable evening with known for her participation Rising, it tells of an two of the greatest exponents locally in productions encounter between a young ...
... renaming of certain stations in 1966. Fifteen stations on the CIE system were renamed on Easter Sunday. April 10th 1966, after the leaders of the Easter Rising of 1916 who were executed. In the case of the three Dublin Stations. the names of Westland ...
... O'Casey wrote the play for two reasons to give a detailed insight into people's lives and feelings in the midst of the Easter Rising and to voice his own opinions and feelings op various topics, which he does extremely well through his main characters ...
... this theme i.e., the War of Independence and the Civil War, the Easter Rising 1916, the 1798 Rebellion, the Famine of 1845-'49, the Fenians and Young Irelanders and the Abortive Risings of the 19th century, Women of Ireland in the 19th and 20th century ...