Nora Connolly, daughter of the labour leader James Connolly, carried messages between the rebel leaders in the days before Easter 1916. She recounts the planning, her overnight journeys from the North to Dublin, meetings with Seán MacDermott, Patrick Pearse and others, and the Rising itself as the Irish nationalist tradition she believed had never been broken.
An eyewitness account from the rebels’ inner circle, written only two years after the event. Download the free EPUB.