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Eamonn Ceannt
A Black and white postcard featuring Eamonn Ceannt. From Ballymoe in Co. Galway. Eamonn was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising 1916 , he was also a signatory of the Proclamation of the Irish republic (21/9/1881 - 8/5/1916). 1916
Edmond on Sugarloaf mountain showing rocks. 7 June 1916
Black and white image of Edmond Murphy standing in front of a rock outcrop on Sugarloaf mountain. Caha Mountains Co. Cork. 7 June 1917
Edmond wearing khaki armlet (sitting) 16 May 1916
Black and white image of Edmond Murphy wearing the khaki cloth armband with a red crown introduced by the Derby scheme. The armband was worn with civilian clothes by men who had formally attested for Army service. The scheme was introduced in…
Edmond wearing khaki armlet (standing) 28 April 1916
Black and white image of Edmond Murphy wearing the khaki cloth armband with a red crown introduced by the Derby scheme. The armband was worn with civilian clothes by men who had formally attested for Army service. The scheme was introduced in…
Edmond with Mollie and Olive Faber at hall door; 3 Aug 1916
Black and white image of Edmond Murphy with Mollie and Olive Faber holding pitchforks and standing at Ballinamona hall door. 3 August 1916
Edward Daly
A black and white postcard featuring Edward Daly (1891- 1916). Born in Limerick he was a member of the IRB and the Irish Volunteers. He was the youngest commandant of a battalion and was executed on 4 May 1916. 1916
Eoin MacNeill
A black and white postcard featuring Eoin MacNeill (1867- 1945). From County Antrim, he was founder of both the Gaelic League and the Irish Volunteers. He gave orders cancelling the Rising and took no part but was arrested afterwards as head of the…
Father and Mother on avenue, Ballinamona: 17 July 1916
Black and white image of Colonel and Mrs Murphy on Ballinamona avenue. 17 July 1916
Father’s shearling ram, sold at Cashel Sheep Sale: 17 Aug 1916
Black and white image of Colonel Murphy's shearling ram which sold at the Cashel Sheep Sale. 17 August 1916
Finian Lynch
A black and white postcard featuring Finian Lynch (1889- 1966). Born in Kerry he was a member of the IRB and the Irish Volunteers. He fought in the rising and was sentenced to death but this was commuted to 10 years penal servitude. 1916