Name: 485-wall
Description: The 485 Wall was unveiled at Glasnevin Cemetery on Easter Sunday, 2016. The wall is engraved with all 485 known victims of the Rising, be they rebel, police, British soldier, or civilian.
Address: Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Latitude: 53.369479
Longitude: -6.27613

Name: arbour-hill-cross
Description: The centre of the Arbour Hill Memorial wall is marked with a gold cross. The Proclamation of the Irish Republic is engraved in English on the left and Irish on the right.
Address: Arbour Hill Cemetery, Arbour Hill, Dublin 7, Ireland
Latitude: 53.351067
Longitude: -6.287269

Name: arbour-hill-proclamation
Description: The Arbour Hill memorial wall is engraved with the Proclamation of the Irish Republic. It was designed and engraved by Michael Biggs, and completed in 1964.
Address: Arbour Hill Cemetery, Arbour Hill, Dublin 7, Ireland
Latitude: 53.350993
Longitude: -6.287322

Name: arbour-hill-wall
Description: The Arbour Hill memorial wall is in the yard of Arbour Hill Prison, the burial place of 14 rebel leaders.
Address: Arbour Hill Cemetery, Arbour Hill, Dublin 7, Ireland
Latitude: 53.351016
Longitude: -6.287227

Name: camden-street-art
Description: Street art on Camden Street. From left to right, it depicts: James Connolly, Michael Collins, Countess Markievicz, Padraig Pearse, Éamonn De Valera, and the General Post Office.
Address: 35-36 Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.334467
Longitude: -6.265077

Name: collins-barracks
Description: Collins Barracks, formerly the Royal Barracks, now contains the National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts and History. British troops marched from here to the city centre upon the outbreak of the rebellion.
Address: Collins Barracks, Benburb St, Arran Quay, Dublin 7
Latitude: 53.348565
Longitude: -6.285909

Name: collins-barracks-flag
Description: This flag of the Irish Republic was raised at the General Post Office during Easter Week. The flag is on display in the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks, as part of the Proclaiming a Republic exhibition.
Address: National Museum of Ireland Decorative Arts, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland
Latitude: 53.348953
Longitude: -6.286977

Name: coroners-court
Description: The Dublin City Morgue, or Coroner's Court, where some of the dead were brought during the Rising.
Address: Dublin District Coroner's Court, Store Street, Mountjoy, Dublin 1. Ireland
Latitude: 53.350168
Longitude: -6.251327

Name: dame-street-mural
Description: A mural by Joe Caslin on Dame Street, depicting women of the Rising. Most notably, the mural includes Constance Markievicz (left).
Address: Mercantile Building, 90 South Great George's Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.344007
Longitude: -6.264248

Name: dame-street-parade
Description: The annual State Military Parade, commemorating the Easter Rising on Easter Sunday 2016. Members of the Irish Defence Forces march through Dame Street towards the General Post Office on O'Connell Street.
Address: Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.344207
Longitude: -6.263669

Name: dublin-city-gallery
Description: The Dublin City Gallery, which houses the Roger Casement exhibition High Treason.
Address: Charlemont House, Parnell Square N, Rotunda, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.354197
Longitude: -6.264738

Name: dublin-city-gallery-casement
Description: A painting of Sir Roger Casement at the Dublin City Gallery, part of the exhibition High Treason.
Address: Charlemont House, Parnell Square N, Rotunda, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.354555
Longitude: -6.264921

Name: dublin-city-hall
Description: The side entrance to Dublin City Hall, which houses the exhibition Dublin Fire Brigade 1916. Dublin City Hall was the first rebel outpost to fall to British forces during Easter Week.
Address: Dublin City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.343987
Longitude: -6.266944

Name: dublin-city-hall-fire-brigade
Description: A mannequin wearing an old Dublin fire brigade uniform at the Dublin Fire Brigade 1916 exhibition in Dublin City Hall.
Address: Dublin City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.343987
Longitude: -6.266944

Name: dublin-city-library
Description: The Dublin City Library exhibition Citizens in Conflict, which focuses on the civilians killed or affected by the violence during Easter Week 1916.
Address: Dublin City Library and Archive, 144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.343184
Longitude: -6.245341

Name: easter-rising-online
Description: The launch of Century Ireland's Easter Rising Online Exhibition at the National Library of Ireland, March 2016.
Address: National Library of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.341131
Longitude: -6.254108

Name: four-courts
Description: The Four Courts, the main court buildings in Ireland and a rebel garrison during the Rising. They were held by Ned Daly and were one of the last rebel garrisons to fall to the British forces.
Address: The Four Courts, Inns Quay, Dublin 7, Ireland
Latitude: 53.345661
Longitude: -6.273509

Name: francis-street-art
Description: Street art on Francis Street, commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the Easter Rising.
Address: Mark's Alley West, Merchant's Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland
Latitude: 53.340151
Longitude: -6.274144

Name: garden-of-remembrance
Description: The Garden of Remembrance. Originally the Rotunda gardens, it was opened in 1966 on the 50th anniversary of the Rising. It was intended to commemorate all who died for the cause of Irish freedom.
Address: Garden of Remembrance, The Rotunda, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.353682
Longitude: -6.264622

Name: general-post-office-model
Description: A scale model of the General Post Office (GPO), the headquarters of the rebellion, on display at the GPO Witness History Museum. The post office was held by Padraig Pearse and James Connolly during the Rising.
Address: General Post Office, O'Connell Street Lower, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.349528
Longitude: -6.260603

Name: glasnevin-cemetery
Description: The Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum.
Address: Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Latitude: 53.370541
Longitude: -6.276939

Name: glasnevin-museum
Description: The 1916 Rising exhibition at Glasnevin Museum, which tells the stories of the civilians involved in the conflict.
Address: Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Latitude: 53.369669
Longitude: -6.277128

Name: glasnevin-museum-almanac
Description: Thom's Almanac and Official Directory 1917, located in the Glasnevin Museum, was used to cross-reference antiquated street names with present-day names to help compile the list of fatalities in the 1916 Easter Rising.
Address: Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Latitude: 53.370541
Longitude: -6.276939

Name: glasnevin-museum-almanac-detail
Description: A page from Thom's Almanac and Official Directory 1917.
Address: Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, Ireland
Latitude: 53.370189
Longitude: -6.277415

Name: guinness-brewery
Description: The Guinness Brewery, where disused boilers were mounted onto lorries to make the first armoured cars ever used by the British Army. These cares transported soldiers and materials across the city during Easter Week 1916.
Address: Guinness Brewery, St James' Gate, Dublin 8, Ireland
Latitude: 53.341345
Longitude: -6.287471

Name: irish-museum-of-modern-art-casement-diary
Description: An imitation of one of the so-called 'Black Diaries,' which were used to tarnish the reputation of Sir Roger Casement during his trial for high treason against the British Crown for his part in the Rising. It is located at the Irish Museum of Modern Art Museum exhibition The Humanizer.
Address: Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Military Rd, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, Ireland
Latitude: 53.343097
Longitude: -6.29956

Name: jacobs-biscuit-factory
Description: Jacob's Biscuit Factory was a rebel garrison held by Commandant Thomas MacDonagh and his company of Irish Volunteers.
Address: Bishop Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.338382
Longitude: -6.267325

Name: liberty-hall
Description: Liberty Hall, the historic headquarters of the Irish Citizen Army. It was founded by James Connolly. Today it is the headquarters of the Services, Industrial, Professional, and Technical Union.
Address: Liberty Hall, Eden Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.348398
Longitude: -6.255726

Name: mendicity-institution-art
Description: Street art near the Mendicity Institution garrison. Seán Mac Diaramada and his company of Irish Volunteers were stationed here to snipe at British troops entering the city from the Royal Barracks (now Collins Barracks).
Address: Island Street, Ushers, Dublin 8, Ireland
Latitude: 53.34565
Longitude: -6.282079

Name: mendicity-institution-posters
Description: Posters of Seán Mac Diarmada, who held a garrison at the Mendicity Institution during Easter Week. 
Address: Island Street, Ushers, Dublin 8, Ireland
Latitude: 53.345583
Longitude: -6.281637

Name: moore-street-markets
Description: The Moore Street markets was the site of the rebels' last stand during the Rising. A surrender was also decided here.
Address: Moore Street, Dublin 1, Ireland
Latitude: 53.350443
Longitude: -6.262677

Name: national-photographic-archive-ruins
Description: These photographs, located in the National Photographic Archive, depict the ruins of Dublin after the Rising.
Address: National Photographic Archive, Meeting House Square, Dublin, 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.345192
Longitude: -6.265277

Name: national-photographic-archive-leaders
Description: The National Photographic Archive houses many portraits of rebel leaders.
Address: National Photographic Archive, Meeting House Square, Dublin, 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.345139
Longitude: -6.265368

Name: northumberland-road-note
Description: A note left on a tree at 25 Northumberland Road, where Michael Malone and James Grace held the garrison against the Sherwood Forresters Regiment for five hours, inflicting large casualites and fatalities.
Address: 25 Northumberland Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland
Latitude: 53.336307
Longitude: -6.238447

Name: pearse-street-art
Description: Street art on Pearse Street. It depicts Padriag Pearse, who was almost always photographed in portrait because of a lazy eye.
Address: Pearse Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.344634
Longitude: -6.251554

Name: reflecting-the-rising-banner
Description: A banner from the Reflecting the Rising event held all over Dublin on Easter Monday 2016. The event was hosted by RTÉ, Ireland's national television and radio broadcaster. It was the largest civic history event in the history of the state.
Address: St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.337667
Longitude: -6.26223

Name: reflecting-the-rising-signs
Description: Living history signs at the St Stephen's Green area of the RTÉ Reflecting the Rising event on Easter Monday 2016.
Address: St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.339371
Longitude: -6.26031

Name: royal-college-of-surgeons-bombs
Description: These bombs were made from food cannisters by the rebels garrisoned in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Address: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.339119
Longitude: -6.26195

Name: royal-college-of-surgeons-model
Description: A scale model of the rebel outpost at St Stephen's Green and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Address: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.338952
Longitude: -6.261735

Name: royal-college-of-surgeons-pin
Description: A Cumann na mBan (League of Women) pin on display at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) exhibition Surgeons and Insurgents. RCSI, one of the rebel garrisons, was held by the Countess Markievicz and members of the Irish Citizen Army.
Address: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.339024
Longitude: -6.262052

Name: sligo-music-rising
Description: County Sligo commemorated the historical date of the Rising, April 24th, with an outdoor music concert called Sligo: Music Rising.
Address: Rockwood Parade, Abbeyqurter, Co. Sligo Ireland
Latitude: 54.271346
Longitude: -8.473353

Name: sligo-yeats-memorial
Description: A W.B. Yeats memorial in County Sligo. Yeats wrote a poem called "Easter, 1916" that was not published until 1921. Referring to his play Caitlín ní Uallachain (Kathleen ni Houlihan) he wrote, "Did that play of mine send out / Certain men the English shot?". The poem includes two of the most famous lines written of the Rising: "All changed, changed utterly:/ A terrible beauty is born."
Address: Yeats Memorial, Stephen's Street, Abbeyquarter, Sligo, Ireland
Latitude: 54.27254
Longitude: -8.47386

Name: wwi-recruitment-poster
Description: A recruitment post for the First World War, part of the Trinity Long Room exhibition on 1916.  The war was ongoing at the time of the Rising. Many Irishmen enlisted in the British Army and stationed on leave in Dublin were involved in suppressing the rebellion.
Address: Old Library, The Long Room, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland
Latitude: 53.343946
Longitude: -6.256863