Organisation: Military Archives

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Military records relate to ‘the 90% of people not known at all’

Women and children feature alongside household names in the files of more than 1,500 people whose War of Independence and Civil War roles are disclosed in historic records published today.

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Only policeman to die violently between 1916 and War of Independence killed by future garda

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More records useful to people finding their police ancestors are available

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Adding women’s substantive role to narrative of the Rising

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Google brings 1916 Rising to life with virtual tour of Dublin landmarks

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At the Coliseum Theatre, the show did not go on after 1916 rising

BUDGET 2016: €50m earmarked for events of 1916 commemoration

Michael Noonan raised the ghosts of 1916 yesterday during his budget speech, citing next year’s centenary of the Easter Rising as a time to reflect on the country’s crises and achievements.

Wed, 14 Oct, 2015

Teething problems with Free State Army census

The country’s only military census, of the Free State Army in 1922 went online yesterday — but many people could not view the data because of a technical problem.

Wed, 14 Nov, 2012

Congratulations on release of Irish Revolution statements

The Military Archives, in collaboration with the National Archives, are to be congratulated for their digitisation of a substantial proportion of the Bureau of Military History collection.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2012