One of the many 1916 plaques we erected in the north inner city, one was to Andy “Dazzler” Mulligan. Andy hid the printing blocks for the 1916 Easter Rising proclamation in his pig yard off Summerhill Dublin. He took part in the Easter Rising 1916. pic.twitter.com/7J1F8qxdC2
— MontoWalkingTours (@LifeTenement) April 10, 2022
Andy ‘Dazzler’ Mulligan.
he didn’t look the type.
Pause.
Suit yourselves.
Dublin pint men are a resilient bunch. pic.twitter.com/6f0oQC2YYs
— Damian (@dublin_damo) September 25, 2020
This afternoon.
Dame Court, Dublin 2.
Hic.
The Liffey boardwalk, Dublin, earlier today.
Ultan Monahan writes:
Proclamation stuck to a bin on same the boardwalk that many Irish now call home. Was it for this?
Anyone?
General Maxwell writes:
Fonsie Mealy Auctioneers (Castlecomer) held its Centenary Sale in The Gresham Hotel [Dublin 1] this afternoon, where an original copy of the Proclamation sold for €150,000 hammer price. A hundred years ago they were printing them ready for use.
Gary McNulty writes:
The 1916 leaders would be spinning in their graves after seeing this…[Ranelagh, Dublin 6]
Meanwhile…
Antoin Beag Ó Colla tweetz:
So this is on display in Dingle. Yes that does say ‘death sentences’.
Unidentified response to Enda Kenny’s plea for schoolchildren to write their own proclamation to mark 1916-themed ‘Proclamation Day’.
Blummin’ cig-hating, tree-sewing, mini-Trots.
Pic via Ireland Uncut
Meanwhile…
This afternoon.
Cólaiste Bríde, Dublin 22
Via Cólaiste Bride
