1916 Rising

The Easter Rising is seen as a catalyst for global processes of decolonisation, in the same way as Joyce is a catalyst for literary modernism

Máirín Hughes remembers the Spanish Flu in 1918 and Black and Tans patrolling in Dublin during War of Indpendence

Guide price of €200,000-€300,000 for six hours of footage from Rising, War of Independence and Civil War

Described by the auction house as “extremely important”, the reels show the destruction of parts of Dublin city and the funeral of Michael Collins

Commemorative Centre to open in 2026, a decade after it was originally planned, but not in time for Easter

Lynch was a reluctant participant in the Civil War as evidenced by his willingness to agree a truce in the battle for Limerick, says historian

Party celebrates 107th anniversary of Easter Rising at Milltown Cemetery in Belfast

President Michael D Higgins and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar attend ceremony outside the GPO

Republican groups marched in west Belfast and other areas of Northern Ireland on Saturday

‘Strong’ intelligence indicating terror attacks in wake of senior detective John Caldwell’s shooting

Cumann na mBan member fought in the Rising and joined the National Army but met only humiliation and derision in her failed effort to secure a military pension

Readers tell us about their experiences of getting Irish passports and citizenship since the UK voted to leave the EU

Hammerson subsidiary challenges council decision to list buildings with links to Easter Rising

It is estimated there are fewer than 50 copies still in existence

Actor Adrian Dunbar, Gerry Adams and Mary Lou McDonald among campaign supporters

A roundup of books that cast new light on some remarkable Irish women

Historian and broadcaster gave everyone in North a ‘greater understanding of shared past’, mourners told

Broadcaster proposes alternative memorial to remember the children who died in the Easter Rising

Irish separatist was ‘finally arrested’ at his Dublin home, on Palmerston Place, in 1865 and sentenced to 20 years of penal servitude

Profiles of the 25 people who played leading roles on both sides involved in the Rising

The Rising left Dublin city centre in ruins – 100 years on, Irish Times photographer Alan Betson visits key sites

Discover where the rebels attacked, surrendered and other key Easter Rising locations

Aligning association with separatist tradition jars with a more complex historical reality

Gerald Neilan was the first British officer to die in the Easter Rising

The golden jubilee commemorations were dominated by veterans, the Catholic Church was prominent and some guests were locked out

Is this like your Fourth of July, or Bastille Day? Did the rebels really think they could win?

Negative impact of executions created great public rising, says great grandson

Among treasure trove is intelligence data on Éamon on de Valera and Michael Collins

In ‘The Enemy Files’, Michael Portillo shows how events in 1916 were dealt with by London

With a little more military experience, either during planning or as events unfolded, things could have been very different

Dazed soldier emerging from ruins among pictures taken by TW Murphy in new book

Irish artist Fergal McCarthy's playful cartoon strip of the Easter Rising – soon to be an exhibition and book – is inspired by the extraordinary lives of those who took part in the rebellion

The story of Margaret Skinnider, shot three times and then refused a pension because she wasn’t a man, is one of many showing risks women took in the independence fight