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the rebellion also gave Irish nationalists more power, eventually leading to the republic of Ireland being formed.

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because of the war circumstances, many people were arrested unfairly and without trial.

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generals Lowe and Maxwell of the British army, tasked with dealing with the rebels

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in retaliation to the Irish uprising, the British deployed many troops from training bases in England, most of whom were in in lord Kitchener's new army.

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they damage done to Dublin, this also annoyed people, which was yet another reason to turn against the British.

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both sides of the argument remember the situation vividly, and try to show that through art, Murals for example.

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the rising was labelled the sinn fein rising, and so gained a lot of support for the party.
they went on to win the next election.

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Many people were executed after the initial rising including Patrick and willie pierce, Thomas Clarke John MacBride, Thomas Kent, etc.

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after many people were falsely arrested, this pushed a lot of people to join things like the IRA

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many, many buildings and landmarks in Dublin were destroyed

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260 (about 54%) were civilians

126 (about 26%) were British forces (120 British soldiers and one Canadian soldier)

82 (about 16%) were Irish rebel forces

17 (about 4%) were police

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While Home rule was promised, it had not been granted due to WW1 happening

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"Engands difficulty is irelands gain!"

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nationalist were angry that the home rule act had not yet happened.