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Na hAnnrachain agus Nic Suibhlagh as Eiri Amach na gCasca 1916
DIT, Room G-023 This presentation will explore the significant role played by members of the O’Hanrahan and Walker families in the preparation for, and...
15:30 - 16:00
Stories of 1916
Cormac ag a Cúig
Cormac ag a Cúig – Cé hiad oidhrí polaitiúla 1916? Who are the political heirs of 1916? A special edition of Cormac ag a...
17:00 - 18:00
The Ethos of Quakers as Employers
DIT, Room G-021 This talk will discuss the history of the Jacob family, the ethics of the Quakers as employers in the British Isles...
17:30 - 18:00
The Ethos of Quakers as Employers
DIT, Room G-018 This talk will discuss the history of the Jacob family, the ethics of the Quakers as employers in the British Isles in...
15:00 - 15:30
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Players or Patriots? The Gaelic Athletic Association and the 1916 / Up the Dubs!! – Dublin GAA & 1916
The Gresham, The O’Connell St. Introduced by Des Cahill, RTÉ Players or Patriots? The Gaelic Athletic Association and the 1916 By 1916 the GAA...
11:00 - 12:00
“How My Suffragette Grandmother Became an Enthusiast for Revolutionary Nationalism, and other Revolutionary Relatives”
Trinity College, Edmund Burke Theatre Introduced by David McCullagh, RTÉ “My clever, dogmatic, intolerant – for many years alcoholic – grandmother Bridget Dudley Edwards,...
13:00 - 14:00
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Letters of 1916: Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Times
RIA Lecture Hall Introduced by Avril Hoare Letters of 1916 is a new online database that provides unprecedented access to the private thoughts, dreams,...
17:00 - 18:00
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Assisting Casualties of the Rising in the Environs of Mount Street Bridge
The RCSI, Heuston Lecture Theatre (Entrance via York Street) Introduced by Helen Donohue An overview of heroic responses by doctors and nurses to a battle...
17:00 - 18:00
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“Round the corner from the GPO. The Rotunda Hospital in 1916” / Raising the White Flag: The Story of Nurse O’Farrell
The RCPI, The Winter Hall Introduced by Susan Jackson, Newscaster, RTÉ “Round the corner from the GPO. The Rotunda Hospital in 1916”. Maternal and...
14:30 - 16:00
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James Connolly & the Women of the Rising / Cumann na mBan and the Women of the Rising
The RCPI, The Winter Hall Introduced by Susan Jackson, Newscaster, RTÉ James Connolly & the Women of the Rising James Connolly was a passionate...
12:00 - 13:30
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Capt. H.V. Stanley and 1916 / Rebel Doctors and the Rising: Kathleen Lynn and Dorothy Stopford Price
The RCPI, Dun Library Introduced by Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, RTÉ Capt. H.V. Stanley and 1916 Capt. HV Stanley was a TCD medical graduate...
14:00 - 15:30
“Margaret Kehoe, Nurse and Hero of 1916”
DIT Level 4: Room 4-027 Introduced by Cathal McCoille, Presenter, Morning Ireland, RTÉ Radio 1 Myles Kehoe and Judy Byrne will tell the story...
17:30 - 18:00
Bombs, Buses and Exams: A Selected Journey Through Education Policy in Ireland since the 1916 Rising.
Trinity College, Jonathan Swift Theatre Introduced by Paul Cunningham, RTÉ This talk will offer a review of educational policy over the past century, especially...
11:00 - 12:00
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Beyond Ireland’s Shores / Intelligence & The Rising
Trinity College, JM Synge Theatre Introduced by Richard Downes, RTÉ Beyond Ireland’s Shores The Irish Revolution – the war between the British authorities and...
11:00 - 12:30
1916 Exhibition Tours
Gallery of Photography Tours begin at 12pm and 5pm Free tours of the Reflecting 1916 exhibition with relatives of 1916 rebels and the curatorial...
0:00 - 0:00
Family Photographs and the Revolution
Gallery of Photography This talk will examine snapshots, family albums and the work of photographic studios that were active in Dublin both before and...
14:00 - 15:00
Sisters of the Revolutionaries: Margaret and Mary Brigid Pearse
Unitarian Church Introduced by Emer Horgan ‘My brother’s diary ends abruptly here … as if some pleasant confidential voice had suddenly grown silent’ – Mary...
16:00 - 17:30
My Grandfathers & 1916
DIT Level 2: Room 2-018 Introduced by Siún nic Gearailt, Nuacht, RTÉ Cathal MacSuibhne Brugha talks about his grandfathers’ role in The Rising; Cathal...
17:00 - 18:00
Friend and Foe: The Story of the Helga/Muirchu / The Man who Kept Liberty Hall / Diving the Helga Wreck
Four Courts, Court 3 Introduced by David Murphy, Business Editor, RTÉ Friend and Foe: The Story of the Helga/Muirchu ‘The Helga is bombarding Liberty Hall...
16:00 - 18:00
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The Four Courts and the Easter Rising / “Don’t shoot me! You’ll get into awful trouble”: GPO Staff in 1916 / “Oh yous are all nicely shanghaied now!” The Final Hours of the Rising on Moore Street
Four Courts, Court 5 Introduced by Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, RTÉ The Four Courts and the Easter Rising How the 1916 Rising affected the Four...
13:30 - 15:30
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The Mainspring of the Rising – Séan MacDiarmada, the IRB’s Full-time Professional Organiser / Tom and Kathleen Clarke: Parents of the Revolution / Thomas Clarke and The Church of Ireland link
Four Courts, Court 4 Introduced by Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, RTÉ The Mainspring of the Rising – Sean MacDiarmada, the IRB’s Full-time Professional Organiser...
16:00 - 18:00
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“I Did My Best”: Edward Daly and the Four Courts Battle / Miceál Ua hAnnracáin – Novelist and Quartermaster
Four Courts, Court 2 Introduced by Martina Fitzgerald, Political Correspondent, RTÉ “I Did My Best”: Edward Daly and the Four Courts Battle Helen Litton,...
15:30 - 17:00
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Voicing 1916: Personal Testimonies of the Easter Rising / Jesuit involvement and reaction to the 1916 Rising: Eyewitness Diary
National Library of Ireland, Lecture Theatre Introduced by Sean Rocks, Presenter, Arena, RTÉ Radio 1 Voicing 1916: Personal Testimonies of the Easter Rising It was...
13:00 - 15:00
St Enda’s and 1916 – A Personal Perspective
DIT Level 2: Room 2-018 Introduced by Paul Murphy Eanna de Burca talks about his father Frank Burke, who was involved in the Easter Rising...
17:30
County Wexford’s 1916 Story / The Rising in Wexford / The Story of Peter Paul Galligan
DIT Level 2: Room 2-017 Introduced by Darren Frehill County Wexford’s 1916 Story “We heard that Dublin had surrendered and that Enniscorthy had refused to...
16:00 - 18:00
The Women Who Made the Tea / “The Treatment We Suffered from These People” / A Contested History – Commemorating the Rising
DIT Level 4: Room 4-027 Introduced by Cathal McCoille, Presenter, Morning Ireland, RTÉ Radio 1 The Women Who Made the Tea Women made their contribution...
14:30 - 16:30
Some Relative History: The Tragic Story of Maura Power and Lucius Gwynn / My Dear Miss Ryan – ‘Miss Ryan and Sean Mac Diarmada’ / Grandpa The Sniper: The Remarkable Story of a Reluctant Hero
DIT Level 3: Room 3-067 Introduced by Damien O’Meara Some Relative History: The Tragic Story of Maura Power and Lucius Gwynn Patrick O’Byrne of Some Relative History tells the...
16:00 - 18:00
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The Not So Famous Five: the Ring Brothers and the GPO in 1916 / From Royal to Rebel: Herbert Bingham, Lord Lucan and Diana, Princess of Wales / My Great Uncle, Tom Duke / “My Grandfather: Radicalised by Imprisonment, 1916”
DIT Level 2: Room 2-024 Introduced by Nuala Carey The Not So Famous Five: the Ring Brothers and the GPO in 1916 This talk...
11:00 - 13:30
