• St Stephen’s Green - This stunning park was once a battleground during the rebellion. Discover the significant role played by the rebel’s commanding officer, Countess Markievicz, and the women of the Rising. Observe the bullet holes from the Rising.
• Mansion House - The residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin. On January 21st, 1919, the first Irish Parliament convened here, declared Ireland an independent country, and issued a declaration of war to ‘all enemies foreign and domestic’.
• Dublin Castle - The center of British rule in Ireland since 1204 AD. It was the site of the initial engagement between the Irish Republican Army and the British Crown Forces during Easter week.
• Trinity College Dublin - The University was perceived as a symbol of British rule, training Irish men for colonial positions throughout the empire. Its ethos was strongly anti-independence. British soldiers occupied the university’s roof to defend it from the rebels.
• Padraig Pearse Pub - Patrick Pearse served as the President of the Irish Republic during Easter Week and was the commander-in-chief of the IRA. Learn about Pearse’s role and the influence of the Irish language in the revolution.
• James Connolly Memorial Statue - James Connolly, the leader of the trade union in 1916, formed his own workers’ army, the Irish Citizen Army. Discover Connolly’s contributions to advocating not only for national independence but also for widespread social change and gender equality.
• An Post General Post Office - The headquarters of the 1916 rebellion. It was here that the proclamation of the Irish Republic was read. The building was held by the IRA for five days under British bombardment.
• Moore Street - This location marks the Irish Republic’s last stand. With the city ablaze and military victory unattainable, the rebels agreed to surrender, determined to fight again in the future.
• Garden of Remembrance - This serene garden is dedicated to all who lost their lives fighting for Irish freedom. Reflect on the rebellion and learn how it led to a revolution that resulted in the modern independent Irish state.

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Embark on a journey through Ireland’s quest for independence with the 1916 Easter Rising Walking Tour in Dublin. Traverse the streets where pivotal moments unfolded and discover the tales of the courageous individuals who spearheaded the rebellion that transformed Ireland.

Visit significant landmarks such as the GPO (General Post Office), the focal point of the Rising, along with other notable sites like Dublin Castle, Moore Street, and St. Stephen’s Green. Gain insights into the leaders of the Rising, including Patrick Pearse, James Connolly, and Countess Markievicz, and learn how their aspirations for a free Ireland inspired a nation.

This tour provides an engaging blend of storytelling, historical context, and a vivid portrayal of the events that shaped contemporary Ireland. It is ideal for history buffs and anyone keen to explore Ireland’s revolutionary history.

Follow in the footsteps of Ireland’s revolutionaries and secure your tour today.

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