Boland’s Mill
Boland’s Mill was another key location during the 1916 rebellion. It was occupied by Éamon de Valera and his men, who held out for a week before surrendering.
The General Post Office (GPO)
The GPO served as the headquarters of the leaders of the Easter Rising. Despite heavy bombardment, its facade remained intact and it remains an iconic symbol of the rebellion.
St. Stephen’s Green
Commanded by Michael Mallin and Countess Markievicz, St. Stephen’s Green was one of the main outposts during the rebellion. The park still bears the marks of this historic event.
Four Courts
Occupied by a battalion of Volunteers during the rebellion, the Four Courts was a strategic location due to its proximity to the city center.
Kilmainham Gaol
Many leaders of the rebellion were imprisoned and executed here, making it a poignant symbol of the struggle for Irish independence.
Mount Street Bridge
The site of one of the rebellion’s most significant battles, where a small group of rebels held off a much larger force of British soldiers.
City Hall
Captured by rebels on the first day of the Rising, City Hall was one of the key locations in the city center.
Moore Street
The final headquarters of the leaders of the Rising, where they decided to surrender to prevent further loss of civilian life.
Phibsborough
Phibsborough, particularly the area around the North Dublin Union (now the site of the Mater Hospital), was the scene of heavy fighting during the rebellion. A young rebel, Sean Healy, was killed in the area.
Collins Barracks Museum
Now home to the National Museum of Ireland – Decorative Arts & History, Collins Barracks is a historic building that was used by British forces during the rebellion. Today, it houses an exhibition on the 1916 Rising, providing a comprehensive overview of the events and their impact on Ireland’s path to independence.
Tailored Itinerary and Comfortable Travel
Our 1916 Rebellion tour is more than just a standard sightseeing trip. We offer a tailored itinerary that allows you to explore each site at your own pace. Our knowledgeable guide will provide insightful commentary, but you’ll also have the freedom to explore on your own, soaking in the history and significance of each location.
Travel in comfort in our leather-seated vehicles. We believe that the journey is just as important as the destination, and we aim to make your travel between sites as comfortable as possible. Enjoy the scenic routes of Dublin as we transport you from one historic landmark to another, making your Touristy private guided tour a memorable experience.
