... as a traitor by the British in has written seven successful 1917 for his part in the Dublin novels, as well as oser 100 Easter Rising. in the opening pro- different tele% ision scripts. Chiduction. Cries from Casement ford Williams will direct this directed ...

... Ireland, and very few know of Emmet. How many have ever heard of Padraic Pearse. who deliberately sacrificed his life in the Easter rising of 1916. of James Connolly. Tom or Sean MaedermoH, men who their lives for Republican ideal, men who were shot the British ...

... Clitheroe (Barbara Stanwyck) anxiously watches the fighting in the street from her attic 4 window during the memorable Easter week 4 rising. 1410 a I 1 111 11, ...

... overhead girders but causing no major damage History’ repeated itself when in April 1996 on the 8ftth anniversary the Dublin Easter Rising two IRA oombs were found under the bridge The detonators went off but failed to ignite the 301bs of Semtex explosive - ...

... overhead girders but causing no major damage History repeated itself when in April 1996 on the 80th anniversary of the Dublin Easter Rising two IRA oombs were found under the bridge The detonators went but failed to ignite the 301bs of Semtex explosive and c ...

... with the result that they received no mail, their horses went unshod, and no trader would serve them. THE RISE OF THE IRA years since the Easter Rising of 1916, this youngest son of a farming family of ei g h t, this clerk from Hammersmith Post Office, student ...

... meeting in commemoration of the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916 drew a full house to Poplar Town Hall on Sunday evening. Mr. Patraig O'Boyle presided, said they had come to pay a tribute the gallant men of 1916. The men of Easter week did something more than ...

... starts slowly but builds to a powerful climax. Politics or Blood by Andrew Readman is a two-women play set during the Easter Rising of 1916. A precarious-looking platform represents the women's hiding-place in a well- shaft, which is gradually eroded ...

... at Glasnevin cemetery, the soldiers at his funeral risking their freedom to come and fire a volley over his grave. The Easter Rising was not an isolated event, or a conclusive one: six days fighting, 450 more deaths, and one step nearer to Irish independence ...

... records a visit she paid to the Vice-Regal Court in Dublin in February, 1916, that is to say only a few weeks before the Easter Rising. That Lord Wimbome and his regime were sitting on top of a volcano never seems to have occurred to any of them, least of ...

... blue-eyed. He is altogether unlike any other Irish leader of the Twentieth Century. He was born in Cork a year after the Easter Rising. So he has never had to answer the question by which earlier candidates for power were measured: Where were you in 1916 ...

... to surrender when British shells had blown up the street strongholds of the Dublin rebels on April 30, 1916—Ireland's Easter Week rising —was a young university lecturer , The commander delivered up to Capta try, a pair of field-glasses. It was military ...