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John Redmond was an Irish nationalist politician who was against rebellion of bloodshed to win Home Rule. He wanted respect of Britain to grant Ireland her independence. In this picture he is seen inspecting the uniform of the Irish Volunteers who he…

"Honor Ireland's Dead: They died for the Republic - We will not accept less. Spurn compromise - Forward to the Republic" states the inscriptions on the poster. This was one of the many propagandist posters made and used by Cumann na mBan. Vehemently…

A color reproduction poster from the Connradh na Gaedhilge in 1906. The poster depicts the portrait of Douglas Hyde, the president of the Gaelic League at the time, illuminations and copies of ancient Irish decoration such as seen in the Book of…

A photographic portrait taken of Maud Gonne.

As many of their relatives, husbands, friends, and fellow members of the rebellion have been taken to jails such as Kilmainham, or as pictured Mountjoy, there are prayers being said for those still in captivity as well as those who have been…

A photograph taken of the council of Fiana in 1915, those who were members of the council at this time are pictured and named.

The iconic photograph of the Irish Citizen Army seen outside of Liberty Hall under that banner "We Serve Neither Kaiser nor King, but Ireland".

An image of Countess Markievicz in a studio taken prior to the time of Easter Rising, showing her holding her prized gun. The very same gun that she supposedly kissed before finally giving herself up in surrendered at the end of Easter Week in 1916.

A portrait of Mary MacSwiney in which 'Anne Donahue- N.Y.' is inscribed on the back. This image could have been used during her lecture tours in America.