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... celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916. Keith Brae• will be reporting from Dublin on the events of the weekend and the attitude of modern Ireland to the tragic, heroic gesture of the Rising. Four hurt in chemical works explosion ...
... greatest Irishman of the century deeply Irish despite having had an Irish father and being born in New York a hero of the Easter Rising of 1916 and an implacable upholder of Irish republicanism and of Ireland's right to territorial unity. Language For them ...
... anew to the subject his is a book I would confidently recommend. Nothing is missed in the complex moves leading to the Easter Rising of 1916, and this stirring episode is recounted vividly and with the best map I know of Dublin during the battle, Mr. ...
... state documents, the üblication beaut y was burgeoning in the of this Report of the p Boundary blood and fire of the Easter Rising Commission coincides opportunely and its aftermath, 95 less romanwith renewed interest in the tic figures than Patrick ...
... to home to be as any amount of good fun. funny as it was. Frank Ellis, as the eteran The story of the Britt4l of the Easter Rising , turns in soldier held prisoner by the another highly professional IRA In a house which is $ performance of great merit ...
... with the 50th anniversary of the 1918 Easter Rising are receiving a fair amount of publicity in the British Press. But apparently no paper has reported that 11 young men are going on hunger strike for the whole of Easter Week as a public protest against these ...
... to stop and the talking beipin, lives on vividly where other legends, such as that of Patrick Pearse, the leader of the Easter Rising, and even of the still living De Valera, the intransigent republican, have faded. Collins's name is hung incongruously ...
... to be known as the Irish Question. - On the surface this fat novel (479 pages) is about the Troubles that followed the Easter Rising of 1916; it also contains a series of footnotes to history and some illumination of the present troubles in Ulster. When ...
... in this choice of a career. Narrow win for President de Valera Mr. Eamon de Valera, 83- year-old veteran of the 1916 Easter Rising will be Ireland's President again, for the next seven years. Results in 33 of the 34 constituencies in the Republic show ...
... British Consular Service, attempting to form an Irish brigade from prisoners-of-war. While there, he heard of the planned Easter rising. Casement left in a German submarine, was landed in Tralee Bay on Maunday Thursday, was arrested on Good Friday, and taken ...
... career had been that of an impeccable and brave patriot. culminating in his part In the Easter Rising of 1916. He was the only one of the 16 leaders of the Rising to escape execution, the British hesitating to shoot him because of his American origins ...
... Although one would not pretend to specialised knowledge in this respect, or of Dublin during the Mee of autbaYl4. for sem Easter Rising, it is impossible to perverse KM& NM& fault Mr. Hall on his Birmingham. ling in kit Harry is a Brummie, and it is I appose ...