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... high quality comes from Faber. It is Patrick Pearse: The Triumph of Failure (£3.25) by .Ruth Dudley Edwards. The 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin, of which Pearse was the unlikely leader, was an utter failure, but it fanned the, fire of Irish nationalism ...
... Administration of e Sacraments and Catechism of e Christian Faith. )16: Republican insurrection jown as the Easter Rising curred in Dublin on Easter Massive IRA bomb devastated a huge area of the City of London. The Nat West Tower was among buildings md ...
... distinction. His personal courage was never questioned: he was the last Republican commandant to surrender in the 1916 Easter Rising. | Dev,” allegedly humourless, cracked the seminal political joke — one which other %ofificians have since claimed as their ...
... Two dotty spinsters m a revolution By lan G. Ball RADIO 3 repeats on Sunday “ Episodes of an Easter Rising,” by David Lytton, the South African dramatist. Two slightly dotty spinsters, a shadowy native revolutionary and an enigmatic captain of police ...
... Ireland and to commemorate Connolly, the Edinburgh-born socialist and Sinn. Fein member executed for his part in the 1916 Easter Rising. = Edinburgh’s Lord Provost Norman Irons was among the councillors who opposed their use of the City Chambers, He = -y ...
... ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RISING Then come details of the arangementa to land arms in Ireland prior to the Easter rising , and the necessary signals and instructions as to the means by which a submarine could enter Dublin Bay . Two dispatches from the German ...
... on Ireland for tho past few yfiars is aware that the rising of Easter week 1916 issued in tho rising of Sinn Fein ink , a strong , political force in this country , In the first place , that rising gavo Sinn Fein an advertisement , and multitudes who ...
... concessions £2 on the door. (] 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 idea of fighting ...
... planned for June 5, the 125th anniversary of the birth in Edinburgh of James Connolly, executed for his part in the 1916 Easter Rising. The march was banned on the advice of golice in 1992, following crowd trouble the previous year. Lothian and Borders Police ...
... stay the full term until 1966, which would be a good time for Fianna Fail to go to the country, as the jubilee of the Easter rising would be celebrated then. However, 1966 is a long time ‘away and before the Dail rose, politicians were speculating about ...
... Irish Rising veterans lead celebrations Veterans of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin led' celebration parades in Dublin, Belfast and London yesterday, the 50th anniversary. . Danfin’ parsde, h;c’fi.&‘%';?o':: 900 survivors of the ting. doote 800 o o Conecel ...
... Ireland yesterday and avoided security forces check-points around Londonderry. He spoke to a gathering. of nearly 1000 at an Easter rising commemoration gade_ — and then vanished. ‘The parade o‘.Smn Fein clubs In a bitter attack on the Northern Ireland . Secretary ...