... member involved in these. On a more local note, events leading to the partition of Ireland were just beginning with the Easter Rising in Dublin. ...

... of 1845 to 1847. The fifth programme in the “‘lreland’ history series on BBC-2 on Friday at 6.35 p.m. will describe the Easter Rising of 1916, the causes, the course of events and the consequences. In “Arena’’ on BBC-1 on Friday at 6.55 p.m. the first round ...

... Robben Island in South Africa, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, and Kilmainham jail where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed have both been turned into museums. 1 El e iieet J o - o ST w i v 3 ‘ r i L ;5'_5.,?;. e €l_luin. ¥ \ « ...

... new bridge controversy, welcomed the lar%‘e audience which packed the hall. Mr, Paisley dealt with the question of the Easter Rising celebrations and called on the Minister of Home Affairs to ban them. Chairman at the meeting wag Mr. J. McCann. After the ...

... were visits to Kilmainhan Jail and Dublin Castle and a tour of the Wicklow area. They also completed group work on the Easter Rising but amid the intensive workload there was still time for a little shopping and a trip to the cinema. The six Newtownbreda ...

... Civil Rights leaders launched a movement which they could not control. It was the same in the South in 1916. Plans for the Easter Rising were cancelled by the leaders in vain. Pearse, fanatic and visionary that he was, went ahead, determined to have a ‘‘blood ...

... McGrath who took part in the Easter Rising in 1916, and later founded the Irish Hospital's Sweepstakes. Mr. Henry F. Kelly writes: “I have commenced work on a biography of the late Joseph McGrath who took part in the 1916 Rising, was a Minister in the first ...

... is more to Easter than chocolate eggs and meals out. People throughout the Province and all over the world will be thinking of the Christian significance of Easter — the rising of The Vhite Gabl Somewhere rea OPEN EASTER SUNDAY AND EASTER ...

... oppose his own party when they're going in the wrong direction and after the meeting between O’Neill and Lemass and the Easter Rising parades which the former Minister of Home Affairs allowed in the streets of Belfast, 1 think it’s about time some loyal ...

... of a Lisburm farming family who become an organiser for the Irish Volunteers and spent time in prison during the 1916 Easter Rising. He was aTD from 1918 to 1933, holding a series of ministerial offices, and after losing his seat spent three years as ...

... Northern Ireland as ““cuckoo’. The Republic has been “‘schizophrenic” in its attitude towards violence since the 1916 Easter rising. Dublin had never been able to escape the “‘shadow of the gunman.” Taking part in a service in the Recreation Centre were ...

... ’-- THE apnual B bicad's ol S i to packed audiences this B week in the school’s l assembly hall. B The effects of the Easter rising on the Dublin community in 1916 as portrayed in Sean Q’Cassey literary classic, “The Plough and the A dramatic scene is ...