Resource Pack 6: 1916 Rising In Cork
10 Cork City & County Archives: Through War and Rebellion: Cork 1912-1918
New York Times April 30 1916
Irish Rebels Proclaimed Republic; Seven Headed It, Wimborne Says; Failure to Cut Wire to Curragh Camp a Fatal Error -- Sailors Landed from Fleet to Aid Troops in County Galway.
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New York Times May 4 1916
FATE OF THE IRISH REBELS.
Click on the link in this document to open a free PDF of an article from the Irish Times explaining why the 1916 leaders were shot.
New York Times May 15 1916
IRISH PAY TRIBUTE TO DUBLIN REBELS
Two weeks later the mood had changed utterly
National Archives of Ireland Copy of telegraph from citizens of Cork to Lord Wimborne, 9 May 1916
http://dh.tcd.ie/letters1916/diyhistory/scripto/transcribe/821/2079
Lord Mayor Thomas Butterfield and the Bishop telegraphed the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Lord Wimborne demanding that the executions of the 1916 leaders be halted.
Evening Echo Cork Picture Sales
http://www.photosales.eecho.ie/v/photos/74373pks/546651010
Very good photograph of Lord Mayor Butterfield visiting the Model School on Anglesea Street opposite City Hall (where the District Court is now). The Irish Examiner/Evening Echo site is excellent for the local history of events. Irish Examiner (1841-1979) and other newspapers searchable online on Irish Newspaper Archives, available through libraries and in Cork City and County Archives http://archive.irishnewsarchive.com
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