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Easter Rebellion

Ireland · Warfare / Military. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

3Records
1916Date range
3Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1916

James Connolly24 April 1916

Dublin · Warfare / Military

24-29 April, during the Easter Rebellion seeks immediate independence for Ireland

Patrick Pearse24 April 1916

Dublin · Warfare / Military

Declaration of Provisional Government of the Irish Republic from the rebel held GPO. 24-29 April, the rebellion seeks independence for Ireland

Michael John "Mick" CollinsApril 1916

Dublin · Warfare / Military

Fights alongside Patrick Pearse and others in the General Post Office. Collins railed against what he perceived as its ham-fisted amateurism, notably the seizure of indefensible and very vulnerable positions such as St Stephens Green that were impossible to escape from and difficult to supply. Collins, like many of the risings participants, is arrested, almost sent to the gallows and winds up at Frongoch internment camp

Names involved

James ConnollyMichael John "Mick" CollinsPatrick Pearse

Provenance

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