One hundred years ago last week, Roger Casement faced a judge and jury in London accused of traitorous behavior against His Majesty. In the dock Casement, who had been badly treated in custody in ...

Knight of the Realm Roger Casement's role in the 1916 Rising ... denying them the opportunity to make a speech from the dock. Casement's civil trial afforded him the opportunity to explain his ...

“[Doyle] had tried to save the life of Roger Casement…The erstwhile patriot, his shrunken features ivory-white under the beard, stood in the dock on a self-confessed charge of treason.

A drawing of Roger Casement in the dock. Archibald Bodkin (later the Director of Public Prosecutions) and Travers Humphreys outside Bow Street. Gavan Duffy, with Professor Morgan, at Bow Street ...

The trial, execution and indeed the career of Roger Casement, the last of the sixteen ... 1916 leader who could make a speech from the dock. He addressed his fellow countrymen arguing that if ...

The controversial legacy of a disgraced Irish hero is reconsidered in Alan Gilsenan’s docu “The Ghost of Roger Casement.” “Mystery” aspects to this fascinating life story are somewhat ...

Later this year – pandemic permitting – a statue of Roger Casement is to be unveiled in Dún Laoghaire, as part of a planned upgrade of the old Baths site. Professor of Modern History at UCD ...

Roger Casement endured a horrible death, disgraced and sordid. But most of all, it was unfair. The executions of 15 of the leaders of the 1916 Rising were carried out between May 3rd and May 12th.

During a day of commemorations marking the hanging 100 years ago of Roger Casement in Pentonville Prison, Charlie Flanagan said Irish people remain committed to the patriot's ideals. "It is very ...

Standing almost 10ft in height, an imposing bronze statue of Roger Casement, one of south Dublin's most famous historical sons, was finally unveiled on Friday. The jetty at Dún Laoghaire Baths ...