Easter Rising

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Easter Rising

Dublin City Centre

by bigcalm

  • 1hr 20m / 5km
  • 5

A walk around some of the sites involved in the 1916 Easter Rising

  • Parking
  • Refreshments
  • History
  • Wheel friendly
  • Public transport
  • Public toilets

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  1. The Easter Rising rebellion in 1916 started with a gathering at Liberty Hall where we start our walk.

    Step 1: The Easter Rising rebellion in 1916 started with a gathering at Liberty Hall where we start our walk.

  2. James Connelly was the leader.  From here battalions were sent to capture various strategic locations in the city.  Go west along the Liffey

    Step 2: James Connelly was the leader. From here battalions were sent to capture various strategic locations in the city. Go west along the Liffey

  3. Step 3: Battallions were sent to capture the GPO, the four courts, St stephens green, Jacob's biscuit factory, Bowlands Mill and the South Dublin Union.

  4. Turn right when you reach O'Connell street - it's the wide road with the tall spire

    Step 4: Turn right when you reach O'Connell street - it's the wide road with the tall spire

  5. The GPO served as the headquarters of the rebels.  There is a museum here but after you're done take the left down Henry Street afterthe GPO

    Step 5: The GPO served as the headquarters of the rebels. There is a museum here but after you're done take the left down Henry Street afterthe GPO

  6. Step 6: Padraig Pearse was in charge at the GPO and read the Proclamation of the Irish Republic. Several other nearby buildings were occupied by the rebels but it was here 5 days later that the rebels surrendered

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