Century: Stories from the Revolution

Opinion: Capital projects offer a chance to redress cultural neglect

‘Stories’ is about the richness and complexity of history’s weave, and the part our relatives all played in it, for good or ill

James Goulden, son of an RIC sergeant, devoted his life to challenging how the force was portrayed

James O’Mara played a vital role in Ireland’s fight for independence by organising a bond drive in the United States that raised $5.1m for the first Dáil

The violent, unheroic deaths of five young men in three incidents on one day in 1920 say much about the nature of the country’s 'war’

Philip Walshe was shot dead in the Easter Rising, unaware that a ceasefire had been called

Helen Molony was held as ‘an extremist of some importance’, a badge of honour for the Abbey actress turned trade union leader