Disc 1
1. The Foggy Dew - Frances Black
2. God Save Ireland - Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly
3. Grace - Jim McCann
4. A Soldiers Song - Derek Warfield
5. My Last Farewell - Barleycorn
6. Galtee Mountain Boy - Paddy Reilly
7. Bold Robert Emmet - Patsy Watchorn
8. Sackville Street Lament - Finbar Furey
9. Ballad of James Connolly (Poem & Song) - Derek Warfield/PeterRafter
10. Nora - Ronnie Drew
11. The Boys of Kilmichael -Derek Warfield
12. The Wests Awake - Johnny McEvoy
13. A Nation Once Again - Paddy Reilly
14. The Boys of Barr na Sraide - Niamh Parsons
15. Kelly The Boy From Killane - Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly
16. The Fields of Athenry - Paddy Reilly

Disc 2
1. Only Our Rivers Run Free - Tommy Fleming
2. Kevin Barry - Peter Rafter
3. Tri Coloured Ribbon - Derek Warfield
4. Meet me at the Pillar - Patsy Watchorn
5. Four Green Fields - Paddy Reilly
6. Boulavogue - Johnny McEvoy
7. The Rising of The Moon - Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly
8. James Connolly - The Black Family
9. The Sea Around Us - Patsy Watchorn
10. Come Out Ye Black And Tans - Paddy Reilly
11. Banna Strand - Derek Warfield
12. The Rebel - Ronnie Drew
13. The Patriot Game - Derek Warfield
14. Michael (Ballad of Michael Collins) - Johnny McEvoy
15. Avondale - Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly
16. Rebellion Medley (Wrap The Green Flag Around Me/The West's Awake/A Nation Once Again) - Dubliners featuring Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew

There was the terror struck on all and sundry in Tralee and its neighbourhood by the notorious Black and Tans in 1920-1. Then the incident witnessed by the father of Mike Christopher O'Shea. Mick O'Connell, father of the later famous footballer had to come to Caherciveen from his home in Beginish Island. As the Angelus bell began to ring he removed his cap and knelt down on one knee in the street to pray the Angelus. He was approached by two members of the Black and Tans, Coffee and Allen, and ordered to say "To hell with the pope." He refused to comply. The Tans beat him mercilessly with their rifle butts and walked calmly away. 

These interviews were conducted by Maurice O'Keeffe during the past few years and in so doing he has ensured the preservation of information which otherwise would have gone to the grave. Herein are valuable snippets of information which add colour and sometimes extra detail to well known events in the narrative of the War of Independence and its aftermath.

The book, compiled by Jane O'Hea O'Keeffe to accompany the recordings, will be of interest to local historians, students of our revolutionary period and Irish people at home and abroad.

Here Irish Volunteers of the IRB with The Irish Citizen Army storm the General post Office at Noon on the 24th of April 1916. From the steps of the GPO Pádraic Pearse declared an Irish Republic commencing a week long bloody battle.

You can see the Irish Tricolour and the Irish Republic flag entering the GPO as Pádraic Pearse leads the Irish freedom fighters into the newly acquired HQ.

This is a beautiful art print.

Ready to frame.

Matt Poster. Dimensions 16.5" x 23.3". (A2 420 x 594 16.54 x 23.29)

Heavy stock paper (250gm).

PRINTS ARE SIGNED BY THE ARTIST

Irish Destiny has been re-released to mark the 90th Anniversary of the Easter Rising.

Irish Destiny is one of the most significant films made in Ireland in the silent period. Produced by Isaac Eppel in 1926, the original release of Irish Destiny coincided with the 10th anniversary of the Easter Rising.

Irish composer, Micheál O'Súilleabháin has written a new score for the movie performed by the composer with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by Proinnsías Ó Duinn.

Micheál O'Súilleabháin has written a deconstructed version of the National Anthem for the score and the sound of an orchestra warming the black and white moving images creates an overall effect that is extraordinary.

The movie is a love story played against the backdrop of the War of Independence which ingeniously incorporates newsreel footage of the Black and Tans and the burning of Cork within the dramatised narrative.

For decades this Irish classic was believed to be lost but now Irish Destiny has now been restored by the Irish Film Archive to its original glory with restoration work by Lotus Films with The Bright Room and Windmill Lane Pictures. The performance on the 16th of March will coincide with the long-awaited release of the film on DVD.

When the notorious "Black and Tans" arrive at his village of Clonmore, IRA man Denis O'Hara discovers a plan to raid a secret IRA meeting, and he races to Dublin to warn his colleagues. He reaches the city, but is shot and captured by Brit soldiers. Denis is imprisoned in Kildare, but manages to escape along with his fellow prisoners. Believing him to be dead, his mother goes blind from the shock, and his girlfriend Moira is abducted by fellow villager Beecher, who is in league with the Tans. Denis arrives back in Clonmore just in time to rescue Moira. With the burning of the Customs House in Dublin, the War of Independence is soon over and a truce is reached with the Brits.

REGION : 0 (Multiregional) Plays Everywhere

Includes photographs of the seven signatories of the Proclamation. The GPO is seen in the background and the poster is framed by a tricolour Celtic design

Thomas J. Clarke,Sean Mac Diarmada, Thomas MacDonagh, P. H. Pearse, Eamonn Ceannt, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett

Heavy quality paper ideal for framing or stand alone display
Size A2  16.54 in. 23.39 in.

The 1916 medal Collection consists of the following two medals:

The 1916 Medal

This medal was issued to all those who took part in the 1916 Easter Rising.

The medal features a reproduction of the statue of Cuchulainn erected on the G.P.O Dublin and has become a symbol of the fight for Irish Freedom.

The 1916 Survivors Medal

The 1916 survivors medal was issued to all those surviving veterans of the 1916 Rising and the holders of the 1916 medal during the 50th anniversary celebrations in 1966.