Check out this really interesting tour of the key locations involved in the rising. Packed with primary source photos, audio of eyewitness accounts and narrated by Colin Farrell.
https://dublinrising.withgoogle.com/welcome/
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Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Easter Monday 1916 celebrations
Interesting historical recreations, lectures, films and events to celebrate 1916 rising. For details click on the link below.
http://www.rte.ie/1916
http://www.rte.ie/1916
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
TY History students attend "1913 Lockout" talk in Lucan Library
On Thursday 5th of September, 25 TY History students attended a fascinating talk at Lucan Library. This was part of a series of events commemorating the 1913 Lockout. The talk titled " My mother was a child during the 1913 Lockout" was given by Dr Ann Matthews, historian and playwright.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Leaving Certificate History Exam - Wednesday June 12th 2013
Good Luck to all History students in their Leaving Certificate History Exam 2013!
Remember to
- Pace yourself - Keep to your time plan.
- Plan your essays (brainstorm of key points)
- A lot of marks can be picked up on the Case Studies - Document questions - Retreat from Empire. Know these well.
- Read the essay questions carefully, underline the key words and make sure each paragraph in your essay relates back to the key words in the question. Echo back these key words in a variety of different ways.
Good Luck from your History Teachers!
Friday, April 12, 2013
Sixth Year History Revision Seminar 2013
(History Teachers Association - Dublin Branch)
Saturday April 20th 2013
9.30 am - 1pm
Registration 9.15pm
Burke Theatre
Arts Building
Trinity College
Dublin
How to improve your exam technique
- Susan Cashell, Teacher and Advising Examiner
Race Relations in France in the 1980's
- M.E. Collins, Author
The secession of Katanga,1960 -1965
- Sean Delap, Teacher and Author
Tickets - €20 per student at the door. First Come, First Served.
Creating History Revision Flascards

http://quizlet.com/
See also some very good flashcards created by History students from Dunshaughlin Community College
http://quizlet.com/19804381/the-secession-of-katanga-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/class/564400/
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Leaving Certificate History Mock Exams 2013
Good Luck to all our students doing mock exams. Remember to
- Watch your timing
- Read all questions carefully, underlining key words
- Plan your answers - for essays + context question
- For higher Level make sure you write in sufficient detail and length - for essays minimum 3 pages - 8/9 key paragraphs
- Focus on the answering the question - in each paragraph repeat/rephrase key words from the question and link to the main point/s made in the paragraph.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Good Luck to all History students in their Leaving Certificate History Exam 2012!
Remember to
- Pace yourself - Keep to your time plan.
- Plan your essays (brainstorm of key points)
- A lot of marks can be picked up on the Case Studies - Document questions - Retreat from Empire. Know these well.
- Read the essay questions carefully, underline the key words and make sure each paragraph in your essay relates back to the key words in the question. Echo back these key words in a variety of different ways.
Good Luck !
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Holocaust Survivor speaks at LCC on 12th of Jan 2012
Tomi Reichental, Holocaust Survivor, visited Lucan Community College
on Thursday 12th of January to speak to around 200 people - TY and Leaving Certificate
History students, 5th Year German Students and some staff.
Tomi
gave an excellent and very powerful talk, detailing his experiences in
Bergen Belsen concentration camp during world war two. Following the
talk, he signed copies of his book, launched just before Christmas, called 'I was
a boy in Belsen'. Once students have read the book, we will publish their comments/reviews in this blog. Watch out for this later on in Jan/feb posts.
A lot of students/staff said Tomi's
talk was unforgettable and believe they were very fortunate to have the
opportunity to listen to one of the few remaining survivors from the
concentration camps. Tomi's message was clear that we should all make
sure 'The Holocaust' he experienced never happens again!
See
links below to a written testimonial of Tomi's background and experiences
(from the excellent Holocaust Education Trust website) and a link to
details about his recently published book ' I was a
boy in Belsen'. (You can read an extract from this.)
Friday, January 6, 2012
Military Archives
Jan 2012 - Check out collections of historical material just released on www.militaryarchives.ie
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