While the United Kingdom was entrenched in World War I, an uprising was initiated in Ireland―led by Irish Republicans seeking to end British rule. When the rebellion of 1916 ended, more than 400 people were dead and over 2,000 wounded. More than half of these were civilians. This book is a transport to the Easter Rising in detailed photographs and poignant text.
Turtle Bunbury is a best-selling author and award-winning historical consultant, whose roles include international public speaking and frequent contributions to television, radio and print media. His print & online media credits include National Geographic Traveler, Playboy, Vogue Living, The World of Interiors, The Australian, The Financial Times, The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail. Turtle is also the founder of blogs, facebook.com/Wistorical and facebook.com/VanishingIreland.PUBLISHED BOOKS
* 1847 - A Chronicle of Genius, Generosity and Savagery (Gill, 2016)
* Easter Dawn (Mercier, 2015)
* The 1916 Rising (Rowman & Littlefield, 2015)
* The Glorious Madness (Gill & MacMillan, 2014)
* Vanishing Ireland, Friendship & Community (Hachette, 2013)
* Vanishing Ireland, Recollections of Changing Times (Hachette, 2011)
* Sporting Legends of Ireland (Mainstream, 2010)
* Vanishing Ireland, Further Chronicles of a Disappearing World (Hachette,
2009)
* Dublin Docklands, An Urban Voyage (MPG & DDDA, 2009)
* The Irish Pub (Thames & Hudson, 2008)
* Vanishing Ireland (Hodder Headline, 2006)
* Living in Sri Lanka (Thames & Hudson, 2006)
* The Landed Gentry & Aristocracy of Co. Wicklow (IFN, 2005)
* The Landed Gentry & Aristocracy of Co. Kildare (IFN, 2004)
AWARDS & BURSARIES
* Travel Writer of the Year Award (Travel Extra, 2015, Shortlist)
* Best Irish Published Book of the Year (2014, Shortlist)
* Best Irish Published Book of the Year (2013, Shortlist)
* Ireland Fund of Monaco Writer-in-Residence (2011)
* Eason's Irish Published Book of the Year (2010, Shortlist)
* William Hill Sports Book of the Year (2010, Nominee)
* Best Documentary Boston Irish Film Festival Award (2008, Shortlist)
* Eason's Irish Published Book of the Year (2007, Shortlist)
* Travel Extra Long Haul Journalist of the Year (2006, Winner)