Irish culture’s remarkable response to the political turmoil from 1891 to 1922
Irish art during the period both mirrored and shaped events in the political sphere
Man threatened McDonald’s manager in row over happy meal, court hears
Thomas McDonagh fined over incident following wrong order at Letterkenny outlet
IRA headquarters refused request to defend Ballaghaderreen
The Roscommon files: Fears Black and Tans would burn town in revenge for ambush
High Court judge overturns 'racket' injury claim ruling
Passengers complained of pain despite paramedics’ evidence of little vehicle damage
Destiny and the Republic: Six artists on what Ireland is now
As the centenary draws to an end, now is a good time to visit the Pearse Museum
Section of Jacob’s Easter Rising flag returned to Ireland
Tricolour was taken down by British soldier John Le Provost during heavy fighting
€15,000 awarded to family of man who died in car driven by drunk brother
Damages from Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland to be paid to Martin McDonagh’s widow
Statue of Francis Ledwidge unveiled at Richmond Barracks
Martin McGuinness speaks at ceremony remembering poet who died in first World War
Amhrán na bhFiann author had to sue State for royalties
Peadar Kearney wrote national anthem to steer faithful away form musical hall fare
Bridge in Co Cork renamed in honour of Thomas Kent
Event at Fermoy Bridge marks centenary of firefight between Kent brothers and RIC
Signatories review: an imagined truth about key figures in the Rising
Eight Irish writers’ monologues create a moving theatrical tapestry
Education system failing vision of 1916 leaders - INTO chief
Ideals of Rising impossible to realise until large class sizes tackled, conference hears
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"
Martin McGuinness ‘committed to holding event for WW1 dead’
Deputy First Minister says it’s ‘only proper and right’ to honour sacrifice made by Irish
Sinn Féin to look at holding events to honour WW1 dead
Vital to remember those Irishmen who died in conflict, says Martin McGuinness
Role of Dublin priests in Rising must be acknowledged - Martin
Archbishop critical of ‘clinically secular concept of the way 1916 will be marked’
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
Why is ignorance of the Bible so acceptable in modern society?
Rite and Reason: Fascination with Jesus of Nazareth, as shown by Pearse and McDonagh in 1916, continues
Minister announces Lissadell’s 1916 Rising and Yeats celebrations
Women involved in 1916 Rising ‘were almost written out of the historical record’
Man jailed over cousin’s death in Dublin taxi hijack
Thomas McDonagh admitted taking from driver car by force in 2012
Travellers jailed for attack on gardaí at halting site
Judge imposes two-year sentences on pair but suspends full term on third offender
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