The story of the Easter Rising still sparks interest today. This review shows why.
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https://thisgrandpablogs.com/easter-rising-book-review/
Easter Rising Book Review – Insight into the 1916 Rebellion

This Easter Rising book review gives a clear look at the 1916 revolt, its leaders, and its impact on Irish independence.

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Since it's Easter weekend, here's a collection of documents marking previous anniversaries of the 1916 #EasterRising.

https://www.leftarchive.ie/collection/1913/

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Document Collection: 1916 Easter Rising: Anniversaries and Commemorations

For the centenary of 1916, this collection highlights documents dating from previous anniversaries of the 1916 Rising, giving a view of how 1916 was assessed and commemorated from different perspectives throughout the 20th Century.

Irish Left Archive

Published #OnThisDay 28th March 1991:

"Call of 1916 – Challenge of Today!"

An Phoblacht Republican News, newspaper of Sinn Féin, on the 75th anniversary of the 1916 Rising.

https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/332/

#Ireland #History #Politics #1916Rising #SinnFéin #AnPhoblacht #RepublicanNews

An Phoblacht Republican News, Iml. 13, Uimh. 13 (1991) — Sinn Féin

Commentary and PDF of An Phoblacht Republican News, Iml. 13, Uimh. 13, published by Sinn Féin.

Irish Left Archive

Just gals bein' pals.

"Eva Gore Booth and Esther Roper lived together for most of their adult lives. They were activists together and wrote and worked alongside each other.

"They are buried together in a single grave under a quotation from Sappho."

https://www.independent.ie/regionals/sligo/news/tv-documentary-reveals-hidden-stories-of-female-couples-involved-in-the-irish-revolution-including-sligo-women/a478731213.html

(h/t @marymcauliffe)

#RadicalHearts #1916Rising #Ireland #MastoDaoine #AntiColonialism #Decolonisation #Independence

TV documentary reveals hidden stories of female couples involved in the Irish revolution including Sligo women

A new television documentrary will air next week which focusses on female couples at the heart of the Irish Revolution

Independent.ie

Patrick Pearse, poet, writer, founder of Scoil Eanna (St Enda’s) in 1908 and commander-in-chief of the forces of the Irish Republic during the Easter Rising, was executed in Kilmainham Jail, #OTD 1916.

#DIB https://www.dib.ie/biography/pearse-patrick-henry-a7247

This Man Had Kept A School – Pearse’s educational philosophy: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2015/11/10/pearse-education/

A right to rebel (including Pearse's take on rebellion) https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/27/right-to-rebel/

#pearse #education #rebellion #1916Rising #IrishPhilosophyOTD

Pearse, Patrick Henry | Dictionary of Irish Biography

107 years ago #OnThisDay a small group of men and women struck a blow for #Irish freedom. They set a conflict in train that resulted in a measure of independence for #Ireland. The country is not perfect, but it is certainly one we are proud of

#IrishHistory #GlobalIrishNation #1916Rising #mastodaoine

The most brutal thing about the Irish Free State's refusal of a proper pension to Thomas Bryan's widow is that they did not properly investigate her claim that he had been at the terrible fight around Clanwilliam House, Mount Street, in the 1916 Easter Rising, and refused her a 1916-connected pension. Here he is listed in the Active Service Unit involved in that fight https://www.militaryarchives.ie/collections/online-collections/bureau-of-military-history-1913-1921/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0127.pdf#page=14 #ThomasBryan #Executed1921 #WarOfIndependence #1916Rising