the 1916 easter rising is associated with cumann na mban.
the 1916 easter rising is associated with cumann na mban.
​the 1916 easter rising is associated with what group?
cumann na mban
shortly after the easter rising, poet francis ledwidge wrote ""o’connell street"" and ""lament for the poets of 1916"", which both describe his sense of loss and an expression of holding the same "dreams", as the easter rising's irish republicans. he would also go on to write "lament for thomas macdonagh" for his fallen friend and fellow irish volunteer.









































a few months after the easter rising, w. b. yeats commemorated some of the fallen figures of the irish republican movement, as well as his torn emotions regarding these events, in the poem "easter, 1916".
easter rising
bullet::::- the 1916 rising – an online exhibition. national library of ireland









































bullet::::- the letters of 1916 – crowdsourcing project trinity college dublin









































bullet::::- essay on the rising, by garret fitzgerald









































bullet::::- lillian stokes (1878–1955): account of the 1916 easter rising









































bullet::::- primary and secondary sources relating to the easter rising (sources database, national library of ireland)









































bullet::::- easter rising site and walking tour of 1916 dublin









































bullet::::- news articles and letters to the editor in "the age", 27 april 1916









































bullet::::- press comments 1916–1996
easter rising