A revisionist view of the 1916 Rising in the South during the northern Troubles has given way to a more even tempered position, but will this remain, asks Gabriel Doherty

I AGREE with Anthony Leavy (Letters, March 27) that Andrew Bonar Law’s extra-parliamentary opposition to the passage of the Home Rule Act mandated by the electorate of the United Kingdom in the general election of 1910 was an act of treason.