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  47 Church of Ireland library archive http://library.ireland.anglican.org/index.php?id=128

  48 Ibid

  49 Ibid

  50 The Irish Times, 9 April 2015.

  51 Flanagan, Remembering the Revolution, p.128.

  52 Ibid. p.122.

  53 Ibid.

  54 Ibid. p.155.

  55 See Joe Duffy’s book The Children of 1916, which was a bestseller at Christmas 2015.

  56 The Irish Times, 26 May 2016

  57 Ibid., 27 May 2016.

  58 The Sunday Times, 5 June 2016.

  59 The Irish Times, 9 February 2016.

  60 Ibid.

  61 The Irish Catholic, 21 January 2016.

  62 The Irish Times, 2 March 2016

  63 Church of Ireland Gazette, 11 March 2016.

  64 The Irish Times, 16 February 2016.

  65 Ibid.

  66 Telephone interview with the author on Wednesday, 13 April 2016.

  67 Email to author 1 April 2016. The Pillar was Nelson’s Pillar in the middle of O’Connell Street, Dublin. It was blown up by a splinter group of the IRA on 8 March 1966 (the IRA disowned the act stating they were interested in ending imperialism, not its symbols). The then Taoiseach, Sean Lemass, did not condemn the act.

  68 See the Proclamation.

  69 The Irish Times, 20 May 2016.

  70 Ibid.

  71 Francis Flanagan, Remembering the Revolution (Oxford University Press, 2015), p.2.

  72 Those supporting the Rising were Eamon O’Cuiv, the grandson of Eamon de Valera, Professor Ronan Fanning of UCD and Michael McDowell, grandson of Eoin MacNeill, the Chief of Staff of the Irish Volunteers and those opposing were Ruth Dudley-Edwards whose book The Seven had just been published, journalists Kevin Myers and Patsy McGarry.

  73 Ruth Dudley Edwards, Prospect, May 2016.

  74 Seamus Murphy SJ, Studies, Spring, 2016.

  75 The Irish Times, 26 March 2016.

  76 The Dorchester Review.

  77 Ibid.

  78 The Times Literary Supplement, p.15, 22 April 2016.

  79 Ruth Dudley Edwards, Prospect, May 2016.

  80 Sunday Independent, 8 May 2016.

  81 Sunday Times, 29 May 2016.

  82 Hubert Butler as quoted in The Irish Times, Arts and Books Review, 14 March 2015, p.11.

  83 Conor Brady, The Sunday Times, 2 August 2015.

  84 R.V. Comerford, Inventing the Nation:Ireland (London, 2003), p.117.

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