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In the aftermath of the Easter Rising of 1916, 77 women were arrested. They were detained at Richmond Barracks, Dublin before being sentenced, released or transferred to other prisons. The 77 Women quilt was created to commemorate these women during the centenary of the Rising.

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rdfs:comment	In the aftermath of the Easter Rising of 1916, 77 women were arrested. They were detained at Richmond Barracks, Dublin before being sentenced, released or transferred to other prisons. The 77 Women quilt was created to commemorate these women during the centenary of the Rising. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Easter Rising Monuments and memorials in Ireland Quilts Textile arts of Ireland Women in war in Ireland
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rose McNamara Josephine Ryan Patrick Pearse Richmond Barracks Decade of Centenaries Constance Markievicz Chief medical officer Elizabeth O'Farrell General Post Office, Dublin St Stephen's Green Commandant Éamon de Valera Éamonn Ceannt Easter Rising Monuments and memorials in Ireland Quilts Textile arts of Ireland Women in war in Ireland British Armed Forces Webley Revolver Winifred Carney Cumann na mBan Dublin Easter Rising Irish Citizen Army James Connolly Kathleen Lynn Marrowbone Lane Boland's Mill Michael Mallin O'Connell Street Centenary Second-in-command First aid College of Surgeons, Dublin South Dublin Union
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has abstract	In the aftermath of the Easter Rising of 1916, 77 women were arrested. They were detained at Richmond Barracks, Dublin before being sentenced, released or transferred to other prisons. The 77 Women quilt was created to commemorate these women during the centenary of the Rising. The quilt was designed by The Yarn School, a textile studio in Dublin, who worked with women from the local community to create the panels for the quilt. Each panel represents one of the 77 women detained in the Barracks. The quilt was designed for a commemoration event at Richmond Barracks on 8 March 2016. It then formed part of a travelling exhibition to mark the centenary of 1916, before going on display in the Barracks' Exhibition Centre. (en)
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