Éamonn Ceannt was born in the police barracks at Ballymoe, County Galway, the son of a Royal Irish Constabulary Officer James Kent and his wife Joanne Galway. His father’s posting meant that Éamonn (originally Edward

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PROFILE Gunman ÉAMONN CEANNT in the shadow

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1916 Commemorations The Government is committed to respecting all traditions on this island equally. It also recognises that developing a greater understanding of our shared history, in all of its diversity, is essential

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• Burials at Glasnevin Cemetery
• Irish Nationalist Movement
• Easter Rising
• Irish Volunteers
• Thomas MacDonagh
• Patrick Pearse
• Joseph Plunkett
• Provisional Government of the Irish Republic
• Éamonn Ceannt
• Irish people
• Ireland
• Irish Republican Brotherhood

Leabharlann Náisiúnta na hÉireann National Library of Ireland Collection List No. 97 PAPERS OF ÉAMONN AND ÁINE CEANNT,

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• Ireland
• Éamonn Ceannt
• Irish Republican Army
• Irish Volunteers
• Cumann na mBan
• Áine
• Easter Rising
• Ardfheis
• Conradh na Gaeilge
• Irish language
• Irish Republican Brotherhood
• Celtic languages

[removed]The Main Sites of Activity During the Rising.

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• Irish people
• W. T. Cosgrave
• Brugha
• First Day of the Easter Rising
• Éamonn Ceannt
• Marrowbone Lane
• Conn Colbert

[removed]The Main Sites of Activity During the Rising.

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• Cumann na mBan
• Marrowbone Lane
• Conn Colbert
• Éamonn Ceannt

9. The Executed General Maxwell decided to take a hard line with the leaders of the Rising. According to a memorandum that he later sent to Asquith the factors that determined his policy were the German connection, the

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• Roger Casement
• Éamonn Ceannt
• James Connolly
• Joseph Plunkett
• Tom Clarke
• Conn Colbert
• Thomas MacDonagh
• Ireland
• Easter Rising
• Irish people
• Thomas Kent
• Patrick Pearse