Goldman Sachs Irish property funds paid no tax on €390m income
Accounts for its three Irish distressed property loan funds show loans valued at €507m
80 years ago: how Éamon de Valera had his old comrades executed
Patrick McGrath and Thomas Harte were the first IRA men executed since the Civil War
Twelve forgotten Irish women who risked their lives to save others in 1916
The story of the evacuation of the Cumann na mBan nursing contingent with the wounded from the GPO on Easter Week
An ordinary bloke with many talents: Remembering Jer O’Leary
‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins
Derelict Dublin shop once owned by executed 1916 leader for sale
Protected 4,000sq ft structure on Amiens Street for sale for €600,000
The man who found a Caravaggio in Dublin
Sergio Benedetti obituary: born October 28th, 1942 – died January 24th, 2018
Tracing your Irish ancestors? These records might help
Millions of historical birth, marriage and death documents are now available online
100 years on, Richmond Barracks becomes permanent reminder of Rising
Courts martial of rebels took place at Inchicore site
Signatories review: an imagined truth about key figures in the Rising
Eight Irish writers’ monologues create a moving theatrical tapestry
Laundered diesel and Black and Tan boot polish: the Rising gets an artful injection of mischief
Artist Rita Duffy’s send-up of the Rising and Irish culture is a refreshing antidote to the seriousness of the centenary commemorations
An emotional homecoming for the 262 civilians killed in 1916
The Sackville Street Art Project has brought together people to build model houses for each of the civilians killed during fighting
More 1916 Moore Street buildings assessed for preservation
Dublin City Council to engage consultants to assess five buildings due to be demolished
1916 Diary - March 14th: Police report that "Dublin extremists" are on the move
Other reports that day include that "the Austrians had dropped here and there a quantity of sweets, some wrapped in red and blue paper. The news was soon spread that they were poisoned"
Easter 1916: Medals withdrawn at auction despite €80,000 bid
Decorations awarded posthumously to patriots’ Thomas Clarke and Joseph Plunkett
Rising time has come
Will this weekend’s major centenary auction live up to the attendant hype around 1916 memorabilia?
Lisa Godson: Everyday objects animate the story of the Rising
The new Proclaiming a Republic: The 1916 Rising exhibition at Collins Barracks
Easter Rising rebels’ medals to be auctioned in Dublin
1916 Medals were awarded posthumously to Thomas Clarke and Joseph Plunkett
The Patrick Pearse letters: Trouble at St Enda’s College
The republican leader’s experimental Dublin school struggled with debt – and with irate neighbours
The Joseph Mary Plunkett papers: ‘I was never meant to be so happy’
The youngest of the Proclamation signatories married his fiancee, Grace Gifford, in his prison cell the night before he was executed
The Seán Mac Diarmada papers: ‘This blood was not shed in vain’
The National Library files on 1916 Proclamation signatory Seán Mac Diarmada show he was a ‘doer’ more than a writer
The Thomas Clarke papers: An impish wit who fretted about money
Thomas J Clarke, whose name appeared first among those of the signatories to the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, was an unbending Fenian – and a mordant, impish wit
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
1916: who did what?
An Irish school teacher, a Scottish trade unionist, an aristocratic woman and a British officer were among the main players in the 1916 Rising
Easter Rising leaders spied on in days before O’Donovan Rossa funeral
Chief Secretary to Ireland told police there must be ‘no interference’ in funeral
Dublin City Council protects five more Moore Street buildings
Vote to list properties as having historical importance goes against recommendation
Secret police files relating to Easter Rising released
Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) obsessively monitored future rebels
David Norris rebuked for calling 1916 leaders ‘traitors’
Ned O’Sullivan accuses Senator of driving ‘coach and four’ through Rising history
Rare footage of Padraig Pearse to be shown in new film
Oration at the grave of O’Donovan Rossa in 1915 was filmed for posterity
Analysis: Lomas’s 1916 diaries – a sanguine account of war
Despite the stoicism and forgiveable innacuracies in his account of the executions of the leaders of the Rising, there are glimpses of flesh and feelings
Only eyewitness account of Easter Rising leaders’ burial is made public
Archive letter tells how British sergeant major noted the order in which 1916 commanders were buried
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