Soldier’s songs and the War of Independence
Rebel songs were an integral part of the culture of Republicanism in the early 20th century
Inside Track: Thomas Ashe, Annascaul Black Pudding Company
The business was started in 1916 by a granduncle and now supplies more than 70 outlets
Four to the floor: This week’s best classical music gigs
A Culture Night programme at the National Concert Hall is among the highlights
Brendan Behan letter among treasures in donated archive
Conradh na Gaeilge is giving a 124-year-old collection to NUI Galway
Centenary of death of Thomas Ashe marked in Fingal and Kerry
Republican prisoner who died on hunger strike had a ‘vision for Ireland’
How The Irish Times reported the death of Thomas Ashe 100 years ago
‘The funeral was the largest which has been seen in Dublin since that of Mr Parnell’
Thomas Ashe recalled at State centenary commemoration
The republican’s multifaceted life is remembered 100 years after his death
The long history of the Irish hunger strike
New exhibition in Kilmainham Gaol tells the story from Thomas Ashe to Bobby Sands
Dublin Festival of History: JFK, Harry Potter and Nicholas II up for discussion
UK’s Chris Patten, novelist Robert Harris and war correspondent Martin Bell to attend
Ten buildings in Cavan town centre on sale for just over €3m
Tenants on site including county council, HSE and Boots pay rent roll of €357,000
Cavan town centre investment with redevelopment potential
Large portfolio is on the market at over €3m through agent Knight Frank
Thomas Ashe’s motorbike helped achieve notable 1916 victory
Lover of motorbikes raced about directing guerrilla-style operations during the Rising
St Patrick’s Day 1916: Irish Volunteers hold military manoeuvres
1916/2016 Diary: Play about Roger Casement’s role to have premiere in Temple Bar
Fingal to remember Battle of Ashbourne as part of Rising events
Battalion had decisive impact in one of few 1916 battles outside Dublin
Rank-and-file members of 1916 GPO garrison documented in labour of love
A new book tells of the lives of ordinary men and women who took part in Rising
Plans for a rising: Setting a date
In the summer of 1915, the military leadership of the Irish Republican Brotherhood started to draw up plans for a rising against British rule
Fighting for Ireland a family affair
The Bevans: Stewart Bevan’s grandfather Charles and his grand-uncles Seamus and Bevan fought in the Easter Rising
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