Easter Rising & Creation of Irish Republic
last updated 5 November 2003
 Set 30 Oct 03
Background
Easter Rising
Making of a Republic
- 1921 The Partition of Ireland (from Irish Northern Aid)
- The Irish Declaration of Independence (21st January 1919, First Dail Eireann)
- Big Jim Larkin 1876-1947 (from Irish Trade Union Trust)
- Jim Larkin bio by Gerard Cunningham
- 1919 The Republic Founded on a Democratic Basis (analysis)
- The Anglo-Irish Treaty: Seed of 'The Troubles'
- Republican Women of Kilmainham Gaol (gone, looking for another url)
- "Towards Partition" by Colm Fox (from CAIN)
- 1923-38: The fixing of the Irish border
- 1921-22: The Irish Free State and civil war
- 1917-20: The road to partition
- Padraic Fleming, an early protester against criminal status by Martin Ferris
- A proud history gives confidence of victory (Sinn Féin, 1956)
- Sinn Féin election manifesto Westminster elections (Sinn Féin, 1955)
- Michael Collins
- Maud Gonne: Yeats' Cathleen NÌ Houlihan, Ireland's Joan of Arc
- The Broy Harriers (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- The Boundary Commission (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- Dail's first day - 80 years on by Michael O'Toole (from Irish News) (gone, looking of new site)
- Land Annuities (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- Peadar O'Donnell (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- The Royal Irish Constabulary(from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- Kilmainham Jail (scroll down) (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- The Four Courts attack (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- Strangeways Prison Escape (1919) (from AP/RN) (gone, looking of new site)
- Twentieth-Century Witness: Ireland's Fissures, and My Family's autobiographical essay by Conor Cruise O'Brien
- The Roots of My Preoccupations 2nd autobiographical essay by Conor Cruise O'Brien
- Transient Nationalism: Evolved Patriotism in the Republic of Ireland essay by Brian Gill (includes analysis of 1956 Border Campaign)
- Neo-Colonial Ireland (Creation of Irish State)(from RSF)
- The Irish Tragedy: Scotland's Disgrace by John MacLean (1920)
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