Take a look at the photographs below of the seven signatories of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic. See if you can name each person and write some facts you have learned or researched about each one. Post them in a comment, saying which picture is matched to which name, and what facts you have learned.
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Picture Five:
Picture Six:
Picture Seven:
The signatories are:
a) Padraig Pearse,
b) Eamonn Ceannt,
c) Thomas Clarke,
d) James Conolly,
e) Joseph Mary Plunkett,
f) Thomas Mac Donagh and
g) Sean Mac Diarmada.
Best of luck with matching them up!
1916 Rising
ReplyDeletePicture 1- Joseph Mary Plunkett- Fact Joseph Mary Plunkett suffered from T.B as a child.
Picture 2. James Connolly- Fact James Connolly learned to speak Italian.
Picture 3. Eamonn Ceannt- Fact. Eamonn Ceannt was apart of the pipers club in the Gaelic League.
Picture 4- Sean Mac Diarmada- Fact. Sadly Sean Mac Diarmada was executed.
Picture 5.- Padraig Pearse- Fact. Great Brunswick street was renamed Pearse street after him and his brother.
Picture 6. Thomas Mac Donagh- Thomas Mac Donagh was a poet aswell as a leader of the 1916 Rising.
Picture 7. Thomas Clarke- Thomas Clarke was born on the Isle Of Wight.
Above is one fact on each of the seventh leaders of the 1916 Rising.
1. Joseph Mary Plunkett was one of the key numbers in the IRB.
ReplyDelete2. James Connolly was sailing over to New YORK FOR his family but his daughter Mona died.
3.Eamonn Ceannt played for the pipers in the league.
4. Sean Mac Diarmada was born in 1883 and he was the 8th child of 10.
5. Padraig Pearse loved music and writting.
6. Thomas Mac Donagh loved potery.
7.Thomas Clarke was born in Isle.
JADE
The signatories are
ReplyDelete1. Padraig Pearse
2. Eamonn Ceannt
3. Thomas Clarke
4. James Conolly
5. Joseph Mary Plunkett
6. Thomas Mac Donagh
7. Sean Mac Diarmada
Padraig Pearse stood in front of the GPO and said the signitory.
Eamonn Ceannt was a piper and the pope requested to see him play.
Thomas Clarke joined the IRB in 1878.
James Connolly's daughter died after boiling water severly burnt her.
Joe Plunkett won a rollerskating prize.
Thomas Mac Donagh was appointed the comandant of all the Irish volenteers.
Sean Mac Diarmada failed the states exam and so moved firstly to Glasgow to be a gardener and then to Belfast to be a train conductor
picture1=Joseph Mary plunkett was born on 1887
ReplyDeletepicture2=James Connolly was born in A Irish slum
picture3= Eamon Kent was born on 1881
picture =Sean Mac Diarmid was born on 1883
picture5=Padraig Pearce was born on 1879
picture6=Thomas Mac Donagh liked poetry
picture7=Thomas Clarke was on 1829 died 1926
Cian M
1. Joseph Mary Plunket suffered from TB.
ReplyDelete2. James Connolly sailed over to newyork to help his family and when the family cam over his oldest child mona wasnt there.
3. Eamonn Ceant was from East Galway.
4. Sean Mac Diarmada was the 8th child of 10.
5. Padraig Pearse was named after Pearse street.
6.Thomas McDonagh was born in Cloughgordon, County Tipperary
7. Thomas Clarke was born in Leitrim.
Joseph Mary Plunkett. He Was Educated In Catholic University School.
ReplyDeleteJames Conolly: His Daughter Mona Died From Severe Burns.
Eamonn Ceannt: Played For The Pipers League.
Sean MacDiarmada: He Was One Of The Leaders Of The 1916 Rising.
Padraig Pearse: Pearse Street Was Named After Him And His Brother.
Thomas McDonagh: He Loved Poetry.
Thomas Clarke: He Was From Leitrim.
1916 Rising.
ReplyDeletePicture 1: Joseph Mary Plunkett. Fact:He was the editor of the Irish review and wrote : The Circle and the Sword.
Picture 2: James Connolly. Fact:Was born in an Irish slum in Edinburgh.
Picture 3: Eamonn Ceannt. Fact: He said every Irish man should have Military Training.
Picture 4: Sean Mac Diarmada. Fact: Sean had caught Polio and had to walk with a cane because of it.
Picture 5: Padraig Pearse. Fact: Wrote the Proclamation of the Irish and read it outside the GPO.
Picture 6: Thomas Mac Donagh. Fact: Studied to be a priest but left when he realized it wasn't for him.
Picture 7: Thomas Clarke. Fact: He lived in South Africa for 6 years and returned when he was s7 years old.
1.Joseph Mary Plunkett both of his parents came from wealthy backgrounds
ReplyDelete2.James Connolly was born in the Cowgate area of Edinburgh, Scotland.
3.Eamonn Ceannt was born in east County Galway in the town of Ballymoe.
4.Padraig Pearse and his brother Willie were born at 27 Great Brunswick Street, the street that is named after them.
5.Sean Mac Diarmada was one of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland.
6.Thomas Mac Donagh was born in Cloughjordan, County Tipperary.
7.Thomas Clarke spent 15 years in prison. Following his release he organized the Easter Rising.
Picture 1 - Joesph Mary Plunkett - He was a close friend to Thomas Mac Donagh and Padraig Pearse.
ReplyDeletePicture 2 - James Connolly - In 1889, James Connolly left the army and married.
Picture 3 - Eamonn Ceannt - Eamonn was educated by the Christian Brothers.
Picture 4 - Sean Mac Diarmada - Sean was executed in Kilmainham Jail.
Picture 5 - Padraig Pearse - He wrote stories and poems in both Irish and English.
Picture 6 - Thomas Mac Donagh - Both of Thomas' parents were teachers.
Picture 7 - Thomas Clarke - At the age of 18 Thomas joined the IRB.
Pic 1 : Joseph mary plunkett
ReplyDeletepic 2 : James connolly
pic 3 : Eamonn Ceant
pic 4 : sean mac diarmada
pic 5 : Thomas clake
pic 6 : Thomas mac donagh
pic 1 : he was in the irb
pic 2 : his first language before irish was
Italian
pic 3 : he was in the Gaelic league
pic 4 : he had 10 brothers and sisters
pic 5 : Patrick Pearse was born in Dublin on November 10th
pic 6 : born in 1857. Thomas James Clake, also known as Tom Clarke.
1.Joeseph Mary Plunket-He loved modern things and was a 20th century man in the 19th.
ReplyDelete2.James Connolly-could not make a living from mending or fixing shoes.
3.Eamonn Ceannt-Belived in violence and the only way to get the british to listen was to thretan them.
4.Sean Mac Diarmada-Was put to death by the British.
5.Padraig Pearse-Was an Irish nationalist.
6.Thomas Mac Dunagh-Was born on the 1st February 1878 to the 3rd May 1916.
7.Thomas Clarke-Was put to death in kilmanium Jail.
I didnt know some of the things Ellen and Jade posted so I thought it was very informative
1. Joseph Mary Plunkett. He had TB a type of disease as a child.
ReplyDelete2. James Connolly. He went to New York to work and he had to wait for almost a week until thay arrived.
3. Eamonn Ceannt. Eamonn Ceannt joined the Gaelic League and was interseted in the Irish culture.
4. Sean Mac Diarmad was born on the 28th February 1883 in Co. Leitrim.
5. Padraig Pearse. Padraig Pearse was born November 10th 1879.
6. Thomas Mac Donagh. Sean Mac Donagh was born in 1878.
7. Thomas Clarke. Thomas Clarke was releasd from prison after 15 years in Winter 1898.
1. Joeseph mary plunket - He was a part of the IRB
ReplyDelete2. James Connolly- His first langue was Italian
3. Eamonn Ceannt- He was a part of the Garlic League
4.Sean Mac Diarmada- Had 10 brothers and sisters.
5. padraig Pearse- He was Born on the 10th of November.
6.Thomas Mac Dunagh- Was but to death in jail.
7. Thomas Clarke- His middle name was Thomas James Clark other wise n=known as Tom Clarke.
Sorry i messed up the last one in the wrong order and left number 7 out :)
Picture 1 = Joeseph Mary Plunket - He was very sick as a child.
ReplyDeletePicture 2 = James Connely - Was born in Edenborough.
Picture 3 = Eamonn Ceannt - His eldest daughter was called Mona.
Picture 4 = Sean Mac Diarmada - Was put to death in Killmanium jail
Picture 5 = Patrick Pearse - He surrendered to the British.
Picture 6 = Thomas Mac Dunagh - Died on the 3rd of May 1916.
Picture 7 = Thomas Clarke - He was very good friendswith Sean Mac Diarmada.
Picture 1- Joseph Mary Plunkett- Jospeh Suffered TB as a child.
ReplyDeletePicture 2- James Connolly- James's Daughter Mona died of suvere burns.
Picture 3-Eamonn Ceannt- Eamonn played the Pipes.
Picture 4- Sean McDirmada- Sean was born in 1883.
Picture 5- Padraig Pearse- Padraig loved poerty and he was a member of the IRB.
Picture 6- Thomas McDonagh- Thomas Loved Poetry
Picture 7- Thomas Clarke- Thomas was in jail for 15 years.
1.Joeseph Mary Plunkett: Suffered from TB as a child but his mother didn't think he had an illness.
ReplyDelete2.James Connally:Married Lily Renolds and went on to have three daughters.
3.Eaomonn Ceeannt: Played the pipes.
4.Sean Mac Diarmada: Was put to death in Kilmanium Jail.
5.Padraig Pearse:Stood infront of the GPO and read aloud his proclomation.
6.Thomas McDonagh:Was a poet.
7.Thomas Clarke: Was also known as Tom Clarke and was in jail for 15 years
1.Joseph Mary Plunkett = He suffered from TB (a disease)as a child.
ReplyDelete2.James Conolly = His eldest daughter Mona died when she accidently poured boiling water down her top.
3.Eamonn Ceannt = He joined Sinn Fein and the IRB in 1908.
4.Sean Mac Diarmada = He was born in Leitrim and in 1908 he moved to Dublin.
5.Padraig Pearse = Was born in Dublin on the 10th of November 1879..
6.Thomas Mac Donagh = He had strong friendships with Eoin MacNeill and Patrick Pearse.
7.Thomas Clarke = He joined the IRB when he was 18.
1.Joseph Mary Plunkett
ReplyDeleteFact:He suffered from TB as a child.
2.James Conolly
Fact:He was fluent in Italian.
3.Eamonn Ceannt.
Fact:When he left school he joined the Gealic League.
4.Sean Mac Diarmada
Fact:Ge was born in Co. Leitrim.
5.Padraig Pearse.
Fact:He read the proclomation in front of the GPO.
6.Thomas Mac Donagh.
Fact:He enjoyed making up his own poems.
7.Thomas Clarke.
Fact:Thomas joined the IRB when he was just 18 years old.
Joseph Mary Plunkett had a rare diese caled T.B
ReplyDeleteJames Conolly learnt two speak Italyin
Eamonn Ceant was abel to play the pieps
Sean Mac Diarmada was born in 1883
Padraig Pearse read the proclamation speach outside the GPO
Thomas Mac Donagh published his own poem
Thomas Clarke joined the IRB army when he was 18