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The aftermath of the Easter Rising in Dublin, 1916
The G.PO. Sackville Street, centre of the Easter Rising 1916.
Burning buildings in Sackville Street, Dublin (subsequently renamed O'Connell Street) which sustained severe damage during the Easter Rising. The General Post Office had been seized by Irish republicans. British forces bombarded it and set it on fire, forcing the republicans to relocate to Moore Street.
Troops holding a Dublin street against the rebels during the Easter Rising in April 1916.
British troops man a street barricade in Dublin.
Guarded by British troops, an arrested Irish republican is marched across a bridge following the Easter Rising in Dublin in April 1916.
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