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... not seen for 22 years. It was a moment of tense emotion in the Cabinet room, bringing back to all grim memories of the Easter rising of 1916. Defeated, begrimed, with shattered following of men in bloody rags, Mr. de Valera was surrendering to the conqueror ...
... by Lord Snowdon Celebrations: Veterans of 1916 recall their anger 50 years ago Art: The painter’s vision of Ireland The Easter Rising: Ireland’s troubles through the eyes of Jack Yeats Industry: How foreign capital boosted the economy Georgian Dublin in ...
... Arden. 9 . 40 —REBELLION AT EASTER: Musical documentary on the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916. 10.25 Professional Wrestling. 11.10 News. 11.12 Shop Talk. 11.42 Dateline; Weather. 11.52 Holy Week 6.35 TWW NEL ITV 3.45 Easter Bowling Parade. 4.35- 5.0 ...
... disastrous strike; but her human sympathy could not resist the appeal of distress. She was sentenced to death after the Easter rising, but was released in the general amnesty and headed the poll in St. Patrick's division of Dublin in the General Election ...
... bombed earlier and the crew had to shoot their way out of trouble. Rioting broke out after parades to mark the 1916 Dublin Easter Rising, with masked gunmen firing volleys over IRA graves. The parades turned into demonstrations of support for jailed IRA man ...
... guards. In Belfast, the police tool special precautions at Milltown Cemetery where Easter lily wreaths were laid at the memorial to those who were killed in the Easter rising of 1916. The only Incident of the weekend was in Portadown. Co. Armagh. where St ...
... Nairobi home of Sir Evelyn Baring. The news has surprised the city which is alert and on guard for the threatened native Easter Rising Reports from the reserves tell only of uneasy and brooding silence.—Reuter. ...
... Rees slammed Ireland's mindless men of violence. And he posed the question: How many of those who took part in the Easter Rising would recognise th e sheer thuggery of the Provisional IR A ? ...
... gloomy depression about The Plough and the Stars, an adaptation of Sean O'Casey's play, dealing with the historical Easter Week rising, in spite of the introduction of typically Irish humour. We are getting, I think, too many films dealing with the troubles ...
... teen ccmpiled by a London bookseller a d which subscribed three times as many copies as the average Jackdaw. This 1s The Easter Rising : Dublin 1915. The compil r is Anthony Comerford, who is a divisional manager at the Economists’ Bookshop. London. Available ...
... grandfather had been one of the men who, with Patrick Pearse, James Connolly and Michael Collins, had taken part in the 1916 Easter Rising. Sean O'Sullivan is a professional thug, a vicious layabout, always ready to be hired as an assassin. Liam O’Grady, from ...
... population that is still not sure of itself. Then, too, there was the recent celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising in Dublin that stirred old hatreds in both the North and the South and encouraged old ambitions that have never been fulfilled ...