Twelve forgotten Irish women who risked their lives to save others in 1916
The story of the evacuation of the Cumann na mBan nursing contingent with the wounded from the GPO on Easter Week
Rod Stewart: crotch-waggling imp turns misty-eyed troubadour to lead us to singalong heaven
Review: It’s cheese with everything as pop’s great bluesman serenades Dublin’s 3Arena
Make a move to Kimmage: A leafy city suburb that won’t keep up at night
The Dublin neighbourhood is popular with first-time buyers but it lacks nightlife
Sending Up The Republic – Frank McNally on a forgotten satirist of Irish independence, Eimar O’Duffy
An Irishman’s Diary
Fenian rising of 1867 to be remembered with events across Ireland
Several counties marking 150th anniversary of the rebellion against British rule
Joseph Plunkett’s Easter Rising medal is back on sale
1916 Proclamation signatory’s award to be auctioned by Whyte’s at a reduced price
1916 leaders debunk the ‘real man’ myth
Several of the leaders like Pearse, McDonagh and Plunkett don’t fit ‘real man’ persona
Michael D Higgins to give oration at Béal na Bláth ceremony
Organisers ‘really looking forward’ to hearing what President has to say on Michael Collins
Executed Rising rebels honoured at Kilmainham Gaol
First three killed, Pearse, Clarke and MacDonagh, commemorated on centenary
East Link bridge renamed after 1916 leader Tom Clarke
Many would consider honouring of Proclamation signatory long overdue, says Higgins
Signatories: eight major Irish writers, seven Rising heroes
‘It’s not a historical piece. This is theatre.’ Here’s how Signatories took shape
An emotional homecoming for the 262 civilians killed in 1916
The Sackville Street Art Project has brought together people to build model houses for each of the civilians killed during fighting
The Irish Times in 1916: a newspaper in focus
Today's Irish Times newspaper is a souvenir edition of a 1916 paper that reported the Rising in microscopic detail – and carried some curious advertisements
1916 and Me: The relatives’ accounts
‘The Irish Times’ invited readers to share their feelings about the Easter Rising. Here’s a selection of entries from people with a personal or family connection
What it went for: Auction results
A copy of the Proclamation, photographs of Roger Casement, a bottle of 1916 whiskey and Éamon de Valera's prison diary sell at Whyte's
More 1916 Moore Street buildings assessed for preservation
Dublin City Council to engage consultants to assess five buildings due to be demolished
Easter 1916: Medals withdrawn at auction despite €80,000 bid
Decorations awarded posthumously to patriots’ Thomas Clarke and Joseph Plunkett
Rising time has come
Will this weekend’s major centenary auction live up to the attendant hype around 1916 memorabilia?
Easter Rising rebels’ medals to be auctioned in Dublin
1916 Medals were awarded posthumously to Thomas Clarke and Joseph Plunkett
The Proclaimers: 100 years on, they’ve still got something to say
Proclamation Day gives students the opportunity to reflect on and reimagine what it means to be Irish in 2016
1916 medal awarded to Joseph Plunkett up for auction
Posthumous award issued in 1940s by government assigned top estimate of €100,000
Plans for a rising: Setting a date
In the summer of 1915, the military leadership of the Irish Republican Brotherhood started to draw up plans for a rising against British rule
Dublin City Council protects five more Moore Street buildings
Vote to list properties as having historical importance goes against recommendation
Different Irish experiences of first World War shown through lives of four people
National Library shows complicated history of Irish involvement in first World War
Exhibition opens on Ireland’s involvement in first World War
National Library of Ireland exhibition to run for duration of centenary until 2018
How the stage was set for armed revolution in Ireland
In a second, edited extract from his book Vivid Faces, historian Roy Foster considers the role of theatre in shaping the minds of the revolutionary generation
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