The Easter Rising, also known as the Easter Rebellion, was an armed revolt in Ireland during Easter Week in April 1916. Galway rebels, made up of mostly local volunteers, led the largest raid outside of Dublin. They captured prisoners, bombed a bridge, a railway line and took up position near Athenry in County Galway. Athenry was one of the few places outside Dublin to take part in the Easter Rising when 600 Volunteers took over the Agricultural College in Athenry. This is their story!
Royal Irish Constabulary: Athenry during the period 1901 to 1911
1901 Census – Cross Street Barracks – 8 members of the R. I. C. 1911 Census – Cr…
Easter Rising Archive | Book | Biography | Education, People | Ronan Killeen
Peter O’Regan, Sergeant, R. I. C. Athenry
Peter O’Regan, Sergeant, R. I. C. was the most senior officer in charge of Athen…
Easter Rising Archive | Web | Chronicle | Education, People, Politics | Finbarr O'Regan
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A Ringwork Castle in Carnaun
In order to reinforce their position in parts of Ireland conquered, th… by Martin Fitzpatrick
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