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  1. JAMES CONNOLLY 110th ANNIVERSARY

    In the early hours of May 12th 1916, #JamesConnolly, was taken by stretcher from Dublin Castle to the stonebreakers yard in #Kilmainham Jail, strapped to a wooden chair, and executed by a #BritishArmy firing squad.

    James Connolly was a Marxist, a patriot, an internationalist and the leader of the revolutionary working class in the #EasterRising. His execution was among the blackest crimes of imperialism against #Ireland and the international socialist movement.

  2. JAMES CONNOLLY 110th ANNIVERSARY

    In the early hours of May 12th 1916, #JamesConnolly, was taken by stretcher from Dublin Castle to the stonebreakers yard in #Kilmainham Jail, strapped to a wooden chair, and executed by a #BritishArmy firing squad.

    James Connolly was a Marxist, a patriot, an internationalist and the leader of the revolutionary working class in the #EasterRising. His execution was among the blackest crimes of imperialism against #Ireland and the international socialist movement.

  3. JAMES CONNOLLY 110th ANNIVERSARY

    In the early hours of May 12th 1916, #JamesConnolly, was taken by stretcher from Dublin Castle to the stonebreakers yard in #Kilmainham Jail, strapped to a wooden chair, and executed by a #BritishArmy firing squad.

    James Connolly was a Marxist, a patriot, an internationalist and the leader of the revolutionary working class in the #EasterRising. His execution was among the blackest crimes of imperialism against #Ireland and the international socialist movement.

  4. JAMES CONNOLLY 110th ANNIVERSARY

    In the early hours of May 12th 1916, #JamesConnolly, was taken by stretcher from Dublin Castle to the stonebreakers yard in #Kilmainham Jail, strapped to a wooden chair, and executed by a #BritishArmy firing squad.

    James Connolly was a Marxist, a patriot, an internationalist and the leader of the revolutionary working class in the #EasterRising. His execution was among the blackest crimes of imperialism against #Ireland and the international socialist movement.

  5. JAMES CONNOLLY 110th ANNIVERSARY

    In the early hours of May 12th 1916, #JamesConnolly, was taken by stretcher from Dublin Castle to the stonebreakers yard in #Kilmainham Jail, strapped to a wooden chair, and executed by a #BritishArmy firing squad.

    James Connolly was a Marxist, a patriot, an internationalist and the leader of the revolutionary working class in the #EasterRising. His execution was among the blackest crimes of imperialism against #Ireland and the international socialist movement.

  6. The #EasterRising began 110 years ago #OnThisDay

    British and Irish #history have been entwined for centuries, often fatally so. Why then are so many Brits ignorant of their neighbour to the west?

    🔓 This archive article is free for 7 days

    historytoday.com/archive/head-

  7. The #EasterRising began 110 years ago #OnThisDay

    British and Irish #history have been entwined for centuries, often fatally so. Why then are so many Brits ignorant of their neighbour to the west?

    🔓 This archive article is free for 7 days

    historytoday.com/archive/head-

  8. The #EasterRising began 110 years ago #OnThisDay

    British and Irish #history have been entwined for centuries, often fatally so. Why then are so many Brits ignorant of their neighbour to the west?

    🔓 This archive article is free for 7 days

    historytoday.com/archive/head-

  9. The #EasterRising began 110 years ago #OnThisDay

    British and Irish #history have been entwined for centuries, often fatally so. Why then are so many Brits ignorant of their neighbour to the west?

    🔓 This archive article is free for 7 days

    historytoday.com/archive/head-

  10. The #EasterRising began 110 years ago #OnThisDay

    British and Irish #history have been entwined for centuries, often fatally so. Why then are so many Brits ignorant of their neighbour to the west?

    🔓 This archive article is free for 7 days

    historytoday.com/archive/head-

  11. "Ireland that has wronged no man, that has injured no land, that has sought no dominion over others. Ireland is treated today among other nations of the world as if she was a convicted criminal. If it be treason to fight against such an unnatural fate as this, then I am proud to be a rebel and shall cling to my rebellion with the last drop of my blood."

    ― Roger Casement. One of the 16 executed rebels of the 1916 Easter Rising
    #Ireland #EasterRising #RogerCasement #Irish Republic

  12. "Ireland that has wronged no man, that has injured no land, that has sought no dominion over others. Ireland is treated today among other nations of the world as if she was a convicted criminal. If it be treason to fight against such an unnatural fate as this, then I am proud to be a rebel and shall cling to my rebellion with the last drop of my blood."

    ― Roger Casement. One of the 16 executed rebels of the 1916 Easter Rising
    #Ireland #EasterRising #RogerCasement #Irish Republic

  13. "Ireland that has wronged no man, that has injured no land, that has sought no dominion over others. Ireland is treated today among other nations of the world as if she was a convicted criminal. If it be treason to fight against such an unnatural fate as this, then I am proud to be a rebel and shall cling to my rebellion with the last drop of my blood."

    ― Roger Casement. One of the 16 executed rebels of the 1916 Easter Rising
    #Ireland #EasterRising #RogerCasement #Irish Republic

  14. "Ireland that has wronged no man, that has injured no land, that has sought no dominion over others. Ireland is treated today among other nations of the world as if she was a convicted criminal. If it be treason to fight against such an unnatural fate as this, then I am proud to be a rebel and shall cling to my rebellion with the last drop of my blood."

    ― Roger Casement. One of the 16 executed rebels of the 1916 Easter Rising
    #Ireland #EasterRising #RogerCasement #Irish Republic

  15. "Ireland that has wronged no man, that has injured no land, that has sought no dominion over others. Ireland is treated today among other nations of the world as if she was a convicted criminal. If it be treason to fight against such an unnatural fate as this, then I am proud to be a rebel and shall cling to my rebellion with the last drop of my blood."

    ― Roger Casement. One of the 16 executed rebels of the 1916 Easter Rising
    #Ireland #EasterRising #RogerCasement #Irish Republic

  16. europesays.com/uk/876431/ Jim Allister complains that NI Executive X account was used to ‘promote republican terrorism’ – The Irish News #EasterRising #NorthernIreland #UK #UnitedKingdom

  17. Ireland marks 1916 Easter Rising anniversary as President lays wreath in first ceremony

    Thousands of people lined Dublin’s main thoroughfare O’Connell Street for an event marking the 110th anniversary of the…
    #Ireland #IE #Europe #Europa #EU #catherine-connolly #easter #EasterRising #ireland
    europesays.com/2898243/

  18. “The Foggy Dew” by Canon Charles O’Neill, 1919, Dublin & Ireland (Performed by The Young Dubliners)

    Context: The Foggy Dew is an Irish rebel song written around 1919 by Canon Charles O’Neill of County Antrim, using an older traditional melody. It was composed in the aftermath of the 1916 Easter Rising and reflects growing nationalist opposition to Irish participation in World War I under British command. The song contrasts dying for the British Empire abroad with dying for Irish independence at home, capturing a major shift in Irish public sentiment during the revolutionary period.

  19. Irish barricaded inside the General Post Office in Dublin during the Easter Rising in 1916

    Context: Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, began quietly in Dublin, with British troops on routine guard duty as the First World War raged elsewhere. Few expected unrest, and places like the General Post Office seemed destined for another uneventful day.

    That calm broke when the Kimmage Garrison, led by Captain George Plunkett, appeared in the city’s southwest, marching like ordinary soldiers. In a sudden theatrical turn, Plunkett commandeered a tram at gunpoint, loaded his 52 men aboard, and coolly requested “fifty-two tuppenny tickets to the city centre,” marking the opening act of the Easter Rising.

  20. National Volunteers practise, Dublin ,1914

    Context: In the years before 1916, the organisers of the Rising quietly recruited men who already had military experience, particularly Irish veterans of the British Army and disciplined members of the Irish Volunteers. Training was deliberately low-key: drilling took place openly under the guise of volunteer exercises, while more serious preparation was handled by trusted Irish Republican Brotherhood officers within the ranks. Rather than mass conscription, the rebellion relied on careful selection, secrecy, and ideological commitment, ensuring that those chosen were willing to act despite overwhelming odds.

  21. National Volunteers practise, Dublin ,1914

    Context: In the years before 1916, the organisers of the Rising quietly recruited men who already had military experience, particularly Irish veterans of the British Army and disciplined members of the Irish Volunteers. Training was deliberately low-key: drilling took place openly under the guise of volunteer exercises, while more serious preparation was handled by trusted Irish Republican Brotherhood officers within the ranks. Rather than mass conscription, the rebellion relied on careful selection, secrecy, and ideological commitment, ensuring that those chosen were willing to act despite overwhelming odds.

  22. She died at the age of 59 of complications after two appendicitis operations, a dangerous surgery in the days before antibiotics.
    She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be".
    She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

  23. She died at the age of 59 of complications after two appendicitis operations, a dangerous surgery in the days before antibiotics.
    She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be".
    She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

  24. She died at the age of 59 of complications after two appendicitis operations, a dangerous surgery in the days before antibiotics.
    She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be".
    She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

  25. She died at the age of 59 of complications after two appendicitis operations, a dangerous surgery in the days before antibiotics.
    She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be".
    She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

  26. She died at the age of 59 of complications after two appendicitis operations, a dangerous surgery in the days before antibiotics.
    She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be".
    She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

  27. Countess Markievicz died on 15 July 1927 in Dublin. A founding member of Fianna Éireann, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Citizen Army, she took part in the Easter Rising in 1916. She was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment on the grounds of her sex. She was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons. She was elected Minister for Labour in the First Dáil, becoming the first female cabinet minister in Europe. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising

  28. Countess Markievicz died on 15 July 1927 in Dublin. A founding member of Fianna Éireann, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Citizen Army, she took part in the Easter Rising in 1916. She was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment on the grounds of her sex. She was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons. She was elected Minister for Labour in the First Dáil, becoming the first female cabinet minister in Europe. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising

  29. Countess Markievicz died on 15 July 1927 in Dublin. A founding member of Fianna Éireann, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Citizen Army, she took part in the Easter Rising in 1916. She was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment on the grounds of her sex. She was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons. She was elected Minister for Labour in the First Dáil, becoming the first female cabinet minister in Europe. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising

  30. Countess Markievicz died on 15 July 1927 in Dublin. A founding member of Fianna Éireann, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Citizen Army, she took part in the Easter Rising in 1916. She was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment on the grounds of her sex. She was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons. She was elected Minister for Labour in the First Dáil, becoming the first female cabinet minister in Europe. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising

  31. Countess Markievicz died on 15 July 1927 in Dublin. A founding member of Fianna Éireann, Cumann na mBan and the Irish Citizen Army, she took part in the Easter Rising in 1916. She was sentenced to death, commuted to life imprisonment on the grounds of her sex. She was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons. She was elected Minister for Labour in the First Dáil, becoming the first female cabinet minister in Europe. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising

  32. She had given away the last of her wealth, and died in a public ward "among the poor where she wanted to be". She was refused a state funeral by the Free State government. 3/3 #Ireland #IrishHistory #CountessMarkievicz #EasterRising #OnThisDay

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    It was a very gripping read and I totally got drawn into the flow of the lives of the Irish women who did fight to save as many mothers and newborns as they could. - The portrait of the obstetrician and physician Dr. Kathleen Lynn is the true story of a woman with exactly that name that lived beyond the norm, was a key figure in the 1916 Easter Rising and previously was a member of the Irish suffragettes.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen

    #suffragettes #Ireland #EasterRising #KathleenLynn

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    It was a very gripping read and I totally got drawn into the flow of the lives of the Irish women who did fight to save as many mothers and newborns as they could. - The portrait of the obstetrician and physician Dr. Kathleen Lynn is the true story of a woman with exactly that name that lived beyond the norm, was a key figure in the 1916 Easter Rising and previously was a member of the Irish suffragettes.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen

    #suffragettes #Ireland #EasterRising #KathleenLynn

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    It was a very gripping read and I totally got drawn into the flow of the lives of the Irish women who did fight to save as many mothers and newborns as they could. - The portrait of the obstetrician and physician Dr. Kathleen Lynn is the true story of a woman with exactly that name that lived beyond the norm, was a key figure in the 1916 Easter Rising and previously was a member of the Irish suffragettes.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen

    #suffragettes #Ireland #EasterRising #KathleenLynn

  36. 2/x

    It was a very gripping read and I totally got drawn into the flow of the lives of the Irish women who did fight to save as many mothers and newborns as they could. - The portrait of the obstetrician and physician Dr. Kathleen Lynn is the true story of a woman with exactly that name that lived beyond the norm, was a key figure in the 1916 Easter Rising and previously was a member of the Irish suffragettes.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen

    #suffragettes #Ireland #EasterRising #KathleenLynn

  37. 2/x

    It was a very gripping read and I totally got drawn into the flow of the lives of the Irish women who did fight to save as many mothers and newborns as they could. - The portrait of the obstetrician and physician Dr. Kathleen Lynn is the true story of a woman with exactly that name that lived beyond the norm, was a key figure in the 1916 Easter Rising and previously was a member of the Irish suffragettes.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen

    #suffragettes #Ireland #EasterRising #KathleenLynn

  38. Following the defeat of the Easter Rising and the arrest of the majority of its leaders, he was taken to Kilmainham Gaol and executed by firing squad for his part in its proceedings. 2/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #JamesConnolly #EasterRising #OnThisDay