Back to searchEaster 1916 : The Irish RebellionBooksAccession NumberBKS46482EventsEaster Rebellion, 1916 (Ireland 1916-1922)UnitsIrish Republican Army (1922-1969)PeopleConnolly, JamesAsquith, Herbert Henry, 1st Earl of Oxford and AsquithPearse, PatrickAllen Lane (Firm)Townshend, CharlesDimensionsHeight: 24 cmISBN0713996900Show moreAssociated collectionIrish Rebellion, May 1916. The interior of the Ballroom, Imperial Hotel, Dublin, after the SiegePearse, Patrick HenryConnolly, JamesBritish Headquarters Irish CommandUnconditional Surrender of the Rebel ForcesWidth: 205 mmText: 329 mmHely’sAfter the Insurrection - Ruins in Eden Quay. The fall of dangerous buildingIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Soldiers bivouacking opposite Liberty Hall, the Rebel Headquarters in DublinIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Sackville Street in flames - a photograph taken by a Daily Sketch photographer under fireIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Holding a Dublin Street against the RebelsWidth: 140 mmText: 88 mmIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Henry Street, Dublin, after the shelling of the RebelsIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Liberty Hall, Dublin, the Rebel Headquarters after the stormingIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Soldiers holding a Dublin StreetWidth: 139 mmLength: 87 mmConnolly, JamesBritish Headquarters Irish CommandBritish broadsheet announcing the surrender of James Connolly, 30 April 1916Width: 205 mmText: 329 mmEason and SonsIrish Rebellion, May 1916. The wreck they made of Church Street, DublinColeman’sInterior Coliseum Theatre, Dublin, after bombardmentIrish Rebellion, May 1916. The General Post Office, Dublin, (Rebel Headquarters) destroyedHely’s LimitedAfter the Insurrection - Burning ruins in Upper Sackville StreetEason and SonsIrish Rebellion, May 1916. Talbot Street, Dublin, held against a rebel charge. Picture taken under fire.Eason and SonsSackville Street, Dublin, (Abbey Street Corner) after the bombardmentEason and SonsIrish Rebellion, May 1916. ruined Sackville Street, Dublin, barricaded with motor carsIrish Rebellion, May 1916Width: 87 mmText: 136 mmBritish Headquarters Irish CommandProgress of Military Operations against the RebelsWidth: 205 mmText: 330 mm
