In 1916 a small band of armed insurrectionists declared Ireland a Republic. See the marks left by this violent battle, known as the Easter Rising, on a walking tour of Dublin with the authors of a historical guide book on the event.
On Easter Monday, 1916, 1,600 men, women and children went out into the streets to fight for an independent Ireland. The battle raged for six days and resulted in the destruction of many parts of central Dublin. The executions of the rebel leaders by the British army awakened a generation to the cause of Irish freedom.
Let historians Lorcan Collins and Conor Kostick, authors of The Easter Rising, take you to the sites of the 1916 Rebellion and teach you about the event that precipitated the formation of the Irish Republic.

Inclusions :

• Walking tour of the sights of the Easter Rising
• Informative material on Irish history and the Easter Rising

Duration:
2 hours
Available:
Daily
Departure time:

Mon.-Sat.: 11:30 AM

Sun.: 1 PM
Return time:

Mon.-Sat.: 1:30 PM

Sun.: 3 PM
Departure location:
International Bar; the full address will be printed on your voucher
Note:
Children 12 years and younger participate for free. This walking tour proceeds at a leisurely pace to accommodate all participants. The route is fully wheelchair accessible.