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1 END ‘Ireland in Schools’ Images of 1916 Ireland & the Western Front

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4 Irish leaders: Edward Carson; John Redmond; Patrick Pearse

5 END The Birth of the Irish Republic by Walter Paget, 1916

6 END The Birth of the Irish Republic by Walter Paget, 1916

7 END ‘The Attack by the 36 th (Ulster) Division, Somme, 1 July 1916’, 1917

8 END Parade of Irish Citizen Army outside Liberty Hall, Dublin, HQ of Irish Transport Workers Union

9 END Recruiting poster for Irish Citizen Army

10 END Patrick Pearse outside the GPO in Dublin, sticking up the Proclamation of the Irish Republic

11 END Flag of the Irish Republic (left); Proclamation of the Irish Republic & signatories (right)

12 END Patrick Pearse walking out of the GPO to surrender; capture of De Valera; execution

13 END Early recruitment posters for the British army

14 END Recruiting for the British army in Ireland

15 END Recruiting for the British army in Ireland

16 END Appealing to women for recruiting for the British army in Ireland

17 END The Grand Palace, Iper/Ypres, showing the damage so often compared with that of Dublin after the Easter Rising ’Ypres on the Liffey’: looking from O’Connell Street down North Earl Street towards Talbot Street

18 END A barricade erected by the rebels on St Stephen’s Green, Dublin Irish Guards in the trenches at Wytchaete, Belgium, 1916

19 END Battle of the Somme: one of the hundreds of casualty clearing stations behind the lines Battle of the Somme: soldiers from the Royal Irish Fusiliers taking a rest

20 END Commemorating 1916 Top left: Island of Ireland Peace Tower, Mesen/Messines, Belgium, 1998 Bottom left: Irish National War Memorial, Islandbridge, Dublin, 1938 Top right: The Ulster Tower, memorial to 36 th (Ulster) Division, Thiepval on the Somme, 1921 Bottom right: Memorial to the executed leaders of the Easter Rising, Arbour Hill Cemetery, Dublin, 1966

21 END Top left: Whiterock Road, Belfast, 1991 Bottom left: New Lodge Rd, Belfast Top right: Albertbridge Road, Belfast, 1988 Bottom right: Craven St, Belfast, 1986 Linking past & present in loyalist & republican murals

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