1916 Relatives Association

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File photograph of Moore Street in Dublin. File photograph: Aidan Crawley
Moore Street Rising centre is still a ‘top priority’

Opening the final headquarters of the 1916 Rising leaders to the public remains a “top priority”, Minister for Heritage Josepha Madigan has said. In(...)

The Court of Appeal will hear a case next week aimed at reversing a decision that buildings on Moore Street are a 1916 battlefield. Photograph: Aidan Crawley
Appeal over ruling in 1916 Rising Moore Street case to be heard next week

The Court of Appeal will next week hear the State’s appeal against a High Court declaration that various buildings and sites on and around Moore Stree(...)

Senior counsel for the Minister for Heritage, Michael McDowell, set out before court why State decided to save certain 1916-linked houses on street. Photograph: Dave Meehan
No reason not to save 1916 house, court told

The State has advanced no “cogent” reason why it has not designated as a national monument a building on Dublin’s Moore Street where wounded 1916 Ri(...)

Commemorative plaque at 16 Moore Street where republicans decided to surrender towards the end of the 1916 Rising. Photograph: Frank Miller/The Irish Times
Judge to inspect Moore Street buildings in 1916 preservation case

A judge has agreed to inspect buildings on Dublin’s Moore Street when hearing a case aimed at ensuring any buildings there linked to the 1916 Rising a(...)