Two weather stations recorded wettest February since records began in 1850

Roger Casement, nationalist and human rights activist, was hanged in 1916

BIOGRAPHY:   Roger Casement: Imperialist, Rebel, Revolutionary, By Seamus O'Siochain, Lilliput Press, 656pp

Roger Casement was gay. He loved men

NINETY-FIVE YEARS ago, on Good Friday, April 21st, 1916, Roger Casement disembarked at Banna Strand in Kerry

FROM THE ARCHIVES: The prospects for the tourist season in Connemara in 1913 did not look good, thanks in part to well-meaning…

Author Roger Sawyer looks back at the life of Roger Casement, whose campaign to secure Irish freedom ended a brilliant career…

The past seems unalterable and unbending, though that depends on the discovery of new information and the perspective of the …

Biography/Declan Kiberd: 'It is easy to pelt a man who can't reply or who is gone," wrote Roger Casement during his last days…

History: In September, 1911, Dr Herbert Spencer Dickey of New York introduced himself to Roger Casement in a hotel bar in Bridgetown…

In this extract from his new book, Colm Tóibín argues that Roger Casement deserves our admiration for the passion and erotic …

Albert Ellis, the hangman, said that Roger Casement "appeared to me the bravest man it fell to my unhappy lot to execute

Grace Gifford Plunkett suffered two bereavements in 1916

This month sees the publication of The Amazon Journal Of Roger Casement, the transcription of manuscript material held almost…