Roger Casement

King’s speech appealed to ‘all Irishmen... to forgive and forget’

The royal visit for the opening of the Northern Ireland parliament in 1921 was of great significance to Ulster unionists, though the target audience may have been Sinn Féin

Should the Invincibles be reburied in Glasnevin Cemetery?

Phoenix Park assassins were executed and buried in yard of Kilmainham Gaol

Roger Casement statue unveiled and will stand in Dún Laoghaire

Sculptor Mark Richards secured commission following local authority competition

Emma Dabiri and Hazel Chu: ‘This is a real, important moment in Ireland’

Race, inequality and how we have a unique opportunity to create a better country

No Irish Need Apply – Frank McNally on the national hang-up about capital punishment

An Irishman’s Diary

Macabre exhumation of Roger Casement’s remains documented

Irish diplomat gave account of London dig after ‘49 years in a waterlogged grave’

A Prussian solution to an Irish problem – An Irishman’s Diary on Prince Joachim and the 1916 Rising

Glossed in translation – Frank McNally on ambivalent statues, Flann O’Brien rebranded, and the plan to move Nelson’s Pillar

Time’s up for Leopold II, Belgium’s butcher of the Congo

Europe Letter: The horrors of king Leopold’s colony spurred Roger Casement to rebellion

Plans lodged for demolition of The O’Rahilly house

Developers want to replace historic building at Dublin’s Herbert Park with apartments

Church of England distances itself from Irish language ruling on gravestone

Coventry decision seeking translation on headstone ‘does not reflect any national policy’

The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

Derry Girls’ blackboard goes on display as a museum piece

‘Protestants keep toasters in cupboards’ exhibition challenges NI stereotypes

Executed for spying – An Irishman’s Diary on Timothy Quinlisk

Quinlisk was first civilian to be executed by IRA in Cork for spying during War of Independence

Shooting dead of IRA volunteer instigated general strike against British rule

The Limerick files: Robert Byrnes was the first IRA volunteer killed in the War of Independence

The Cork woman who inspired radicalism from Ireland to Russia

The Irish woman wrote one of the most popular and influential novels of the 20th century selling millions of copies worldwide

Most Read

1

‘I want to pursue a long-term relationship with my friend’s father’

2

‘We passed through the purgatory of Dublin Airport with ease, but faced a much bigger challenge after security’

3

Sale of Dublin Airport car park cleared for take-off at €70m

4

Róisín Ingle: At Dublin Airport, people age before my very eyes

5

Where will I live when Celtic Tiger mortgage arrears come home to roost?

You may also like...

The Irish Times ePaper