Thomas Kent was quickly court-martialled and sentenced to death. He was executed by a firing squad of Royal Navy personnel at Cork's Victoria Barracks (now Cork City Prison) Free article

Another four leaders of the Rising to be executed by British Army firing squad – 8 May 1916 Free article

One of the leaders of the Rising, John MacBride, to be executed by British Army firing squad – 5 May 1916 Free article

Four more leaders of the Rising to be executed by British Army firing squad – 4 May 1916 Free article

First of the leaders of the Rising to be executed by British Army firing squad – 3 May 1916 Free article

History reverberated throughout Dublin last weekend. It was palpable. It was the best place to be in Ireland. Free article

Ard Mhéara Críona Ní Dhálaigh formally renames the Members' Room in Dublin City Hall as the Richard O'Carroll Room/Seomra Risteard Ó Cearbhaill Free article

JOE CLARKE, uncompromising Fenian, veteran of the famous Battle of Mount Street Bridge, and ‘a life-long republican, was born at Rush, County Dublin, in December 1881. Free article

The murder and subsequent cover-up of Francis Sheehy-Skeffington and two other men by the British military in Dublin on Easter Wednesday 1916 in Dublin Free article

An Éirí Amach agus ath-Ghaelú na hÉireann Free article

Based on an original article by Shane Mac Thomáis Free article

With the exception of Constance Markievicz, the role of women in the 1916 Rising was largely forgotten for many years – around 220 women took part in the Rising, acting as couriers, dispatch carriers, snipers as well as providing medical care to the wounded Free article

Scríobhneoir cumasach ab ea Pádraig Mac Piarais – bhí sé mar eagarthóir ar nuachtán Conradh na Gaeilge An Claidheamh Soluis ó 1903 go dtí 1909 Free article

Series by Mícheál Mac Donncha chronicling the road to the 1916 Rising as seen through the pages of An tÓglach – The Irish Volunteer from 24 April 1915 to 22 April 1916 Free article

First casualties of the Easter Rising Free article