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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 10: A 1916 memorial card from 1917 11:01
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LikedThe final episode in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses a 1916 memorial card that was bought on Moore St in 1917. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 9: Kathleen Lynn's Prison Biscuits 11:03
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe ninth in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses biscuits that were given to Kathleen Lynn in prison after her arrest for her part in the Rising. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 8: Wall Fragment from 16 Moore St 12:37
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe eighth in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses a fragment of a wall from 16 Moore Street inscribed by Thomas Clarke. The Volunteers were tired, and lacked food and water, but some of them began to smash through the walls of the houses to permit access along the length of the terrace and hopefully find an escape route, but it became obvious that they were trapped. In one of the houses, decades of the rosaries were recited, though when Michael Collins came across the exhausted Joe Good sitting with his head in his hands, he crankily exclaimed 'are you [fucking] praying too?'. Clarke, Connolly, MacDiarmada, Pearse and Plunkett were all present in Moore Street and eventually, realising the hopelessness of their situation, they decided to surrender in 16 Moore Street, which was owned by Patrick Plunkett, a poulterer. The fragment of wall that he inscribed was from that house. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.…
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 7: Books from Marsh's Library 9:27
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe seventh in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses books from Marsh's library that were damaged by British gunfire. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 6: A Flag from the Gunship Helga 12:12
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe sixth in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses the flag from the 'gunship' Helga which was responsible for part of the artillery fire on Dublin city. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now. Photo: NMMI
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 5: The Trinity Memorial Cup 9:24
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe fifth in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses the awarding of the memorial cup for the defence of Trinity College, Dublin, during the Rising. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now. Image: Adams Auctioneers
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This is an extract of an interview with Fionan Lynch for the Irish Life and Lore 1916 Oral History project. Fionán Lynch was Captain of F Company in the week before the Rising, during a period which he describes as “a week of rumours”. On Good Friday 1916, Fionán Lynch was ordered to go to King Street and Church Street, where he was to be positioned during the week. He recalls reading, with Gearóid O’Sullivan, the Countermanding Order issued by Eoin MacNeill in the Sunday Independent, following which they brought the newspaper to Seán McDiarmada at 44 Mountjoy Street, who was bitterly disappointed. The quietness of the first three days of Easter Week are described, as is the heavy fire of Wednesday morning at North King Street, and the house to house fighting, resulting in many civilian casualties. The handing over of the arms of the Irish Volunteers after the surrender is described, and the character of The O’Rahilly is recalled. Fionán Lynch also details the journey to Portland Prison in England Fionán Lynch describes the reception afforded to the Volunteers on their release from prison and return to Ireland. His subsequent work in canvassing with Tomás Ashe in Clare is also recalled, as is his attendance at the first Roger Casement Commemoration in Tralee, Co. Kerry, in 1917. That year, he was arrested and sentenced to two years imprisonment in Mountjoy Jail, where he and others went on hunger strike, resulting in the death of Ashe. Fionán Lynch records the fact that he was the last person to speak to Ashe before his death. To hear more, go to Irishlifeandlore.com…
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 4: The Irish Republic flag 8:26
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe fourth of a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses the Irish Republic flag that flew alongside the tricolour above the GPO during Easter Week 1916. Why were there two flags and what became of the flag after the rebels surrendered? 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now. Image: National Museum of Ireland…
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1 The Irish Republic is declared by morse code 1:26
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe first radio transmission was sent by the Irish rebels on Easter Monday 1916 declared an Irish Republic to the world. “Irish Republic declared in Dublin today. Irish troops have captured city and are in full possession. Enemy cannot move in city. The whole country rising.”
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 3: Coliseum Theatre poster 9:08
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe third of a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses a poster for the Coliseum Theatre from Easter Monday April 24th 1916. Historian John Gibney discusses how Dubliners were taken completely by surprise when the Rising began and how there was little inkling of what was to come. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.…
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This is the story of the field hospital at Merrion Square that was hastily set up during the Easter rebellion to cater to the wounded from both sides of the battle. Sir Robert Woods and his wife, Lady Margaret, lived with their family at No. 39 Merrion Square. Sir Robert Woods was an Ear Nose and Throat specialist and a surgeon at Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital. His medical clinic was located at No. 40 Merrion Square. As casualties mounted during Easter Week, this building was hurriedly converted into a field hospital. Robert Woods, grandson of Dr. Robert Woods, reads from a long and detailed letter written by his aunt, Molly Woods, about her day by day experiences during the Rising. She is writing to her brother Thornley who is fighting with the British Forces in Flanders and who is later to lose his life in the Great War. Into the letter she has drawn some detailed diagrams of the positions of the Irish rebels and of the British forces in the area close to her home. Dorothy Dunlop, who now lives in Belfast and is the daughter of Molly Woods and Professor Gilbert Waterhouse of Trinity College Dublin, describes the memories and the extraordinary stories handed down to her through her family. Fascinating details are provided about the running of the temporary field hospital at No. 40 Merrion Square and about the defence of Trinity College by her father and others during the Rising. At that time he was a lieutenant in the Dublin University Officer Training Corps. After the fighting, he was presented with a sword by the grateful business people of Grafton Street for his efforts in preventing the destruction of the street, and saving it from the dire fate of nearby Sackville Street. The sword remains with the family today.…
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1 1916 Oral History: Memories of Paddy & Garry Holahan 5:12
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedSeán Holahan recalls his father, Paddy Holahan, and his uncle, Garry Holahan. Paddy and Garry Holahan were members of Fianna Éireann and the IRB, and were active in 1916. At Easter 1916, Paddy Holahan was with the Four Courts Garrison under Ned Daly, and his son describes his activities during the week. When Captain Laffan was shot, he became commander and he surrendered following receipt of a note from Pearse.…
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 2: Mosin-Nagant rifle 10:56
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedThe second of a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses the Mosin-Nagant rifle from the Aud. Historian John Gibney discusses the Mosin-Nagant rifle from the Aud with Daire Whelan and asks just how useful the guns would have been if they had been landed and used by the 1916 rebels. 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.…
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Anne Marie Kelly recalls her father, Peadar Kelly’s role in the Battle of Ashbourne in 1916.
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Former Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave recalls his father, WT Cosgrave's involvement during the Rising with the Irish Volunteers at the South Dublin Union.
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1 A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 1: Abbey Theatre programme 9:36
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Afspil senere Afspil senere Lister Like LikedIn this first episode of a History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects, historian John Gibney discusses a programme from the Abbey Theatre production in 1908 of Thomas McDonagh's When the Dawn is Come. John Gibney's 'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' is available now. Image Credit: Abbey Theatre…
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From June, 1962 through January, 1964, women in the city of Boston lived in fear of the infamous Strangler. Over those 19 months, he committed 13 known murders-crimes that included vicious sexual assaults and bizarre stagings of the victims' bodies. After the largest police investigation in Massachusetts history, handyman Albert DeSalvo confessed and went to prison. Despite DeSalvo's full confession and imprisonment, authorities would never put him on trial for the actual murders. And more t ...
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Bullseye is a celebration of the best of arts and culture in public radio form. Host Jesse Thorn sifts the wheat from the chaff to bring you in-depth interviews with the most revered and revolutionary minds in our culture. Bullseye has been featured in Time, The New York Times, GQ and McSweeney's, which called it "the kind of show people listen to in a more perfect world."
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