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Series of 1916 Commemoration posters created by 5th Year Art students for Proclamation Day 2016

James Connolly - a key figure in the 1916 Rising Art work: 5th Year students
NEWS / 16 March 2016

The 5th Year Art students created a series of 1916 Commemoration posters depicting key figures in the 1916 Rising which were displayed on Proclamation Day, 15th March 2016.

The 5th Year Art students created a series of 1916 Commemoration posters depicting key figures in the 1916 Rising which were displayed around the stage for the annual Seachtain na Gaeilge concert also heldĀ on Proclamation Day, 15th March 2016.

2nd Year students - Melanija Cvetic and Sophie Manaeva - spoke at the concert about what happened 100 years ago as Gaeilge and as Bearla. Watch the video.

[Video: www.youtube.com]

Ms Mahon

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