Rossa O Donovan

Easter Rising leaders spied on in days before O’Donovan Rossa funeral

Chief Secretary to Ireland told police there must be ‘no interference’ in funeral

Pádraig Pearse oration commemorated with new stamp

An Post marks centenary of famous speech at funeral of Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa

O’Donovan Rossa funeral was ‘rehearsal for Rising’

Fenian leader’s ceremony was attempt to stir national consciousness, conference hears

O’Donovan Rossa legacy to be examined at centenary conference

Fenian’s influence on Irish nationalism will be discussed at free event in Rosscarbery

Skibbereen to re-enact torchlit parade organised by O’Donovan Rossa

Artist Robert Ballagh to unveil new print of Pearse’s oration at Fenian’s funeral

Charlie Flanagan: Why the Rising commemorations will be a global event

‘Ireland in 1916 was. as it is now, a global island, a nation that both reflected and was engaged in the bigger international issues of the day’

‘Emigration has been a defining characteristic of the Irish people’, President says

Michael D Higgins thanks Irish organisations for ‘providing sanctuaries of Irishness around the globe’

Monument to Irish patriots to be erected in Rosscarbery

O’Donovan Rossa, Michael Collins and Tom Barry all linked to Co Cork community

O’Donovan Rossa casket to be restored and put on display

Coffin was used to transport his remains from the US in 1915

Rising to the occasion

Remembering 1916

O’Donovan Rossa funeral re-enactment to mark centenary of death

Funeral can be seen as marking start of countdown to 1916 Rising, says academic

Royals unlikely to attend 1916 Rising ceremonies

Presence could be distraction and security concern at 100th anniversary milestone

Were your grandparents at O’Donovan Rossa’s funeral?

Glasnevin Trust seeks public’s help to identify members of cortege at 1915 funeral

Rare footage of Padraig Pearse to be shown in new film

Oration at the grave of O’Donovan Rossa in 1915 was filmed for posterity

Full range of club and county connections

Monday’s football final may have echoes of September but MLR’s hurling feats show the other side of the championship

Rising veteran’s memoir tells of his experiences in Irish Citizen Army

Edward Keogh attacked Portobello Barracks and fought on St Stephen’s Green

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