PPT-Easter Rising in 1916

Germination of Rising After 1902 even in peace time the Ireland police were more military and the military more policelike than in Britain Miliary parties were called out to suppress industrial unrest as Lockout 1913 to protect the property and to assist police action against nationalist paramilitaries. The Easter week . After the plantation of . Ireland, people . wanted to be free from British rule, some, but not all .. S. o people started to make secret organisations - the key organisation in Ireland was called the Irish . John MacDonough. ‘MA’ Dissertation Research. Impact . of the 1916 Easter Rising on . grandchildren . of Patrick Rankin; a member of the IRB who took an active part in the Rising, and who wrote of his involvement in witness statements taken by the Bureau of Military History. . Causes, Progress, Effects. Causes. The Irish Republican Brotherhood had been planning constantly to achieve a republic by violent political means.. Despite the fact that the British government had passed the Home Rule Bill, giving limited self-government to Ireland, the Bill had been suspended for he duration of World War I, which led to great dissatisfaction in Ireland.. aftermath. 1916 Easter rising . the main buildings . The main . buildings . are one of the most important parts of the Easter rising.. The main buildings . consist. . of:. THE GENERAL POST OFFICE (GPO). O. f . T. he Easter Rising. By The 7 . B. lue . Dwarves.. Facts about the Easter rising.. The picture to the right is the flag that was used during the Easter Rising.. The planning for the Easter Rising lasted two years.. Northern Ireland as a politico-geographical entity was forged out of division- and armed opposition. . The image on the right is a signed declaration by . 237,368 . men and 234,046 women who pledged to resist the imposition of Home Rule and the creation of a Dublin government. . DUBLIN. Then, and now.. The Easter Rising, also known as the Easter Rebellion, was an armed insurrection in Ireland during Easter Week, 1916.. It caused a lot of damage on the city, and not only material, but also innocent people lost their lives then. Some of them fighting, others only living their normal . LO: To explore the theme of change in . Easter 1916. Initial Ideas:. “All Changed, changed utterly”. What does Yeats refer to here? . What does Yeats believe has changed?. Why is there repetition?. Introduction. Hello my name is buttercup. My project is about the . I. RB member Tom . C. larke.. Hope you enjoy!. Thomas James Clarke. Thomas was born on the 11. th. of March 1857 in the isle of Wight, England.. Life in 1916 Ireland: Stories from statistics. We searched for statistics to illustrate what life was like for people living 100 years ago. We compared to data available for today. Created an electronic publication - available on cso.ie. 2016 Commemoration Symposium. Pázmány. . Péter. Catholic University, . Budapest, . in . Association with . the . Keough. -Naughton Institute for Irish Studies, . Keough. . School of Global Affairs, . ireland. By jack . mccann. . tyaransen. : HEP . dec. 2016/2017 – 4. th. class. What we already know….. The Easter Rising happened mostly in Dublin city, and lasted from April 24. th.  until April 30. Next week we will begin a novel called ‘The Guns of Easter’ by Gerard Whelan. . In . it we will follow the life and adventures . of Jimmy Conway, a young boy born into the . slums of Dublin in the years leading up. Who. ? . Where. ?. Women who took part in the Rising were members of either the Irish Citizen Army or Cumann na mBan.. James Connolly was a feminist – he believed women should be treated equally.