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 ID: 391669
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The Planning Of The Easter Rising
By The 7
B
lue
Dwarves.Slide2Slide3
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.
The IRB (Irish Republican Brotherhood) was a secret organisation that planned the Rising.
Patrick Pearse was the director of the military organisation IRB.
The reason for the Rising was that Ireland wanted to be a Republic.Slide4
Facts about Ireland at the time
Ireland were under British rule at the time of the Easter Rising.
World War 1 was also on at the time.
At the time there was no fighting going on in Ireland and the Irish people didn’t want to fight but that all changed in 1858 when the IRB was founded.
The IRB wanted to make Ireland a Republic unlike other organisations they wanted to use forceSlide5
The Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
The IRB was founded in 1858.
The key leaders were Pádraig Pearse, Tom Clarke, Joseph Plunkett, Eamonn Ceannt and Seán MacDiarmada.
The IRB wanted to make Ireland a Republic unlike other organisations at the time they were willing to use force.
The IRB was a secret organisation.
Pádraig PearseSlide6
The Irish Party
The Irish Party was led by
J
ohn
R
edmond
The Irish Party's main aim was to persuade the British Government to grant Home
R
ule to Ireland.
Home Rule is where Ireland would be able to have their own Parliament in Dublin.
The Irish Party was opposed to using violence to achieve Home Rule.
John Edward RedmondSlide7
The Irish volunteers
The Irish Volunteers organisation that was setup to make Ireland a Republic unlike the IRB the Irish volunteers were a non-violent party and would like not to use violence where possible.
Eoin McNeil was the leader of the Irish Volunteers.
Eoin McNeilSlide8
The Forged letter
During the Easter Rising the IRB sent a forged letter to the Irish Volunteers army to tell them that their party was
now
illegal and Eoin
McNeill was to
be arrested. Eoin
McNeill
didn’t like this so he decided to join the
Rising.
I
n
the end Eoin found out that the letter was forged so he ordered the citizen army not to join the rising but some soldiers stayed and fought in the rising.
Slide9
Michael Collins
Collins was born in Clonakilty, County Cork.
H
e
joined the Gaelic League and the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB
).
He became convinced that independence could only be achieved by force
.
Collins trained all the soldiers during the rising.
Michael CollinsSlide10
Roger casement
For years the IRB had been receiving money from American supporters who wished to Ireland to secure
its
independence . The IRB decided to spend this money to buy guns for the Rising . One of their supporters, Rodger Casement, was sent to Germany to buy arms.
The Germans agreed to send a shipload of guns and ammunition to Ireland. The military council decided that the Rising would take place on Easter Sunday 1916. By that time, they hoped that the German ship, The Aud, which was carrying their arms, would have arrived off the coast of Kerry.
Rodger CasementSlide11
The Aud
The Aud brought guns from Germany to the coast of Kerry before the Easter Rising but just as they were approaching Ireland they were caught by the British and sunk, the Irish were outraged and this made them angry.Slide12
These pictures were taken before and after the Easter Rising
Before
After
O’ Connell StreetSlide13
The aftermathWhen all soldiers were in their positions (GPO
Stephen’s Green etc.)
they ran out of ammunition so Padraig Pearse issued a surrender and the leaders were marched through the street and people threw tomatoes at them but all of them didn’t know that it helped greatly. Nearly
all
the leaders were executed but Éamonn de Valera because of his American birth. He later went on and became the president of
Ireland.Slide14
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