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RCPI, Dun Library Introduced by Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, RTÉ Rebel Doctors and the Rising: Kathleen Lynn and Dorothy Stepford Price Very different Easter...
City Hall, The Rotunda Round Hall Introduced by Ray Darcy, RTÉ City Hall & Dublin Castle During Easter Week “Romantic Ireland’s dead and gone,...
DIT, Room G-021 MacDonagh and MacBride…Maire Ni Shiulbhaigh, Michael O’Hanrahan, Peadar Kearney. This paper tells the story of Easter Week 1916 at the Jacob’s...
DIT, Room G-019 In addition to the extraordinary story of combat operations as undertaken by Irish women in the 1916 Rising, War of Independence...
DIT, G-019 “I am naught but a witness, to recount what I saw, to convince, to touch, to move.” – Maud Gonne How through first person narratives...
DIT, G-019 “I am naught but a witness, to recount what I saw, to convince, to touch, to move.” – Maud Gonne How through first person narratives...
DIT, Room G-019 In addition to the extraordinary story of combat operations as undertaken by Irish women in the 1916 Rising, War of Independence...
RCSI – Albert Theatre (Entrance via Stephen’s Green) Centenary Special Centenary special with Keelin Shanley focusing on the position of women in 1916 and...
Lighthouse Cinema, Screen 4 Everyone has heard of the seven men who signed the Proclamation of the Irish Republic in Easter 1916. But we...
Trinity College, Edmund Burke Theatre Introduced by David McCullagh, RTÉ “My clever, dogmatic, intolerant – for many years alcoholic – grandmother Bridget Dudley Edwards,...
The RCSI, O’Flanagan Lecture Theatre (Entrance via York Street) The fascinating story of 1916 Sniper, Gun Runner and Socialist Margaret Skinnider, who was shot during...
The RCSI, O’Flanagan Lecture Theatre (Entrance via York Street) Introduced by Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh, RTE Broadcaster The Women of the College of Surgeons Garrison Approximately 30...
The RCPI, Lecture Hall Introduced by Mary Calpin, RTÉ The Easter Rising and its aftermath was the only period in Dublin’s history when more...
The RCPI, The Winter Hall Introduced by Susan Jackson, Newscaster, RTÉ “Round the corner from the GPO. The Rotunda Hospital in 1916”. Maternal and...
The RCPI, The Winter Hall Introduced by Susan Jackson, Newscaster, RTÉ James Connolly & the Women of the Rising James Connolly was a passionate...
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...
DIT Level 2: Room 2-046 Introduced by Nuala Carey Performance and poetry exploring the role of women in 1916. Directed by Mary Moynihan. Performed by professional...
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...
Four Courts, Court 5 Introduced by Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, RTÉ Mary Spring-Rice and the Asgard Gun Running Mary Spring-Rice, aunt of Lord Mount...
Trinity College, Jonathan Swift Theatre Introduced by Paul Cunningham, RTÉ This talk will offer a review of educational policy over the past century, especially...
Trinity College, Máirtín Ó Cadhain Theatre Introduced by Emma McNamara Transgressing Gender in 1916: Women and Guns “It would never occur to them, of...
The Abbey Theatre Join author and poet Nell Regan as she talks about her new book, Helena Molony: A Radical Life, the first substantive...
Unitarian Church Introduced by Emer Horgan ‘My brother’s diary ends abruptly here … as if some pleasant confidential voice had suddenly grown silent’ – Mary...
Unitarian Church Introduced by Ellen Cranitch, RTÉ Constance Markievicz and Hanna Sheehy Skeffington – Similarities and Differences Margaret Ward, Visiting Fellow in Irish History, Queens...
Smithfield Square, The Cobblestone Twin-Headed Wolf Eccentric folk duo playing a carousel of ever-changing instruments Realists & Idealists – The Women of...
The RHA Gallery A look at the clothes and fashion worn from the 1900s to the 1920s by the women of the Revolutionary movement,...
The RHA Gallery An exploration of what happens to the woman’s story in art, revolution and life. Mary A. Kelly, Contemporary Irish Artist. ...
Four Courts, Court 2 Introduced by Martina Fitzgerald, Political Correspondent, RTÉ The Role of Women in the Rising and in an Emerging Ireland Judge...
Four Courts, Court 1 Introduced by Robert Shortt, RTÉ Comparing the Trials of the Leaders of the Rising and the Trial of Roger Casement...
The Mansion House – Round Room Introduced by John Bowman, RTÉ broadcaster and historian Remembering 1916 Keynote address by President Michael D. Higgins. ...
DIT Level 2: Room 2-046 Introduced by Nuala Carey Feminism and Suffrage: “The first decades” Micheline Sheehy Skeffington talks about the suffrage movement and the...
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...
DIT Level 4: Room 4-027 Introduced by Audrey Carville, RTÉ Radio 1 Jumping into the GPO: “How women entered male space in 1916” Gender and...
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...
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RTÉ would like to gratefully acknowledge the support and participation of the individual speakers who were kind enough to share their research and private collections with the public as part of the RTÉ Reflecting the Rising project. A big thanks also to the many volunteers and actors who gave their time so generously to help make RTÉ Reflecting the Rising a memorable and successful day.
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