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Wednesday 27 September 2023 Dublin: 16°C

# Easter Rising

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A group of fourth class students recreated the burning of Cork city on Minecraft
And it is excellent.
Death and destruction: Claims for compensation after the 1916 Rising
More than 6,500 claims were made for damage to buildings and property caused by fighting or subsequent looting.
This Sydney GAA club paid tribute to 1916 on a gorgeous beach
We want to go to there.
This Sydney GAA club wonderfully paid tribute to 1916 on a gorgeous beach
We want to go to there.
Teenager arrested as Remembrance Wall unveiled at Glasnevin Cemetery
The memorial wall has faced some criticism.
1916 Liveblog: The Rising is over - 362 dead, hundreds more injured and the fate of the rebel leaders is unknown
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
1916 Liveblog Day 5: Pádraig Pearse has ordered the total evacuation of the GPO
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
1916 Liveblog Day 4: Dublin burns and 32 civilians killed in a bloody, bitter day for the Rising
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
1916 Liveblog Day 3: 73 people dead on the worst day of the Rising so far
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
James Connolly's great-great-granddaughter told to 'go home' from 1916 event because of English accent
Sarah Connolly, a relative of 1916 leader James Connolly, said she was confronted at a state reception to commemorate the Easter Rising.
This Galway pub turned itself into the GPO for the weekend’s celebrations
Excellent.
Half a million people watched Centenary last night
Several other programmes about the Rising also had people tuning in.
1916 Liveblog Day 2: 37 people were killed today, mostly civilians
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
This Galway pub turned itself into the GPO for the weekend’s celebrations
Excellent.
1916 Liveblog: 55 dead as rebels take over the GPO, the Four Courts and Stephen's Green
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising which began on Easter Monday one hundred years ago.
Here's how the world's media saw our 1916 Rising celebrations
We take a look.
People are sharing this wonderful pic of the army officer seen on the phone yesterday
Twitter was ablaze after this officer was spotted on his phone at the 1916 commemorations.
Beautiful weather, smiling faces and emotional moments as Ireland remembers 1916
As it was 100 years ago, the GPO was at the heart of the action.
This Irish rebel smuggled bomb detonators under her coat and often dressed as a boy
Margaret Skinnider played a play a key role in the struggle for independence in 1916.
Watch: What Dublin looked like after the Easter Rising
Archive footage shows a barely recognisable city in the weeks after the violence.
6 great Dublin pubs with a place at the heart of Ireland's independence
Steeped in history.
Voices of 1916: 'Con was in love with Lucy - and would have married her if he had lived'
Elizabeth Colbert had not known how deeply involved her brother Con was with the rebels ahead of the Rising – but she knew that he harboured a secret love.
15 times 1916 commemorations had no chill
No chill at all.
Poll: Will you be attending an event over the 1916 centenary weekend?
The next three days will see celebrations in Dublin and across the country in commemoration of the centenary of the Easter Rising.
Activists draw over John Redmond's face on controversial College Green banner
Irish language group Misneach said it defaced the banner in a protest against “revisionist propaganda”.
Gerry Adams lashes 'new Redmondites' and 1916 College Green banner
The Sinn Féin leader was speaking at Arbour Hill ahead of this weekend’s centenary events.
'A lot of young Irish people don't see a future': Blindboy gives powerful interview about suicide
The Rubberbandits member spoke about the suicide epidemic in Ireland.
Voices of 1916: 'John Healy, 14, a schoolboy, had his brain hanging all over his forehead'
A nurse tending the wounded and dying of Easter 1916 at the Mater hospital recalls the shocking sights that would stay with her for the rest of her life.
Voices of 1916: 'Crying, terrified children came to us for shelter'
Fr Aloysius Travers was at lunch when he heard the first shots of the Rising. By the end, he was accompanying Volunteer leaders to their execution.
Bus Éireann to lay on extra services for Easter weekend
600,000 people are expected to pass in and out of Dublin over the course of the 1916 Rising centenary commemorations.
Here's why helicopters and planes were flying low over Dublin today
There’s no need for concern – the Air Corps craft were simply preparing for the 1916 parade.
Documentary claims 1916 British massacre of Dublin civilians was due to 'unclear orders'
The claim is contained in a new documentary by Michael Portillo.
People are absolutely loving Irish Rail's €19.16 Easter train fare
And there’s a history lesson on the Dart.
Last surviving child of executed 1916 leader awarded Freedom of Dublin
Fr Joseph Mallin was just two years old when his father was killed by firing squad in May 1916.
WATCH: This amazing short film recreates the 1916 Easter Rising entirely with Lego
It’s very, very impressive.
1916 victory: Moore Street has been declared a 'battlefield site'
The government will now have to revisit an earlier decision which could lead to the demolition of certain buildings.
Dublin City Council is standing by its controversial 1916 banner
The banner generated a lot of criticism when it was unveiled at the beginning of the week.
Poll: What do you make of the controversial 1916 banner at College Green?
Revisionism or just a fuller version of history?
Copy of Irish Proclamation sells for €185,000
Original copies of the document are rare.
Average hotel prices in Dublin soar ahead of 1916 celebrations
It will cost an average of €199 per night for a double room.