Youthreach Proclamation 2016
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The document discusses Proclamation Day on March 15th 2016 and provides context about the 1916 Proclamation of the Irish Republic. It summarizes that the 1916 proclamation established a free Irish republic where citizens would own land and have religious and civil liberties. It also wanted all children cared for equally. The document also displays Ireland's national flag designed in 1848 and notes that students wrote modern versions of the proclamation addressing current issues like homelessness, healthcare, and a united Ireland.
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- 1. Proclamation Day March 15th 2016
- 2. “A public or official announcement dealing with a matter of great importance.”
- 3. 1916 Proclamation The first paragraph addresses both Irish men and women- recognising women as equals
- 4. The proclamation set out hopes for a free Ireland where it's people would have ownership of the land It recognised the religious and civil liberty(freedom) of all Ireland's citizens Wanted all children cared and provided for equally
- 5. All those who signed the proclamation were executed
- 7. Our national flag Designed by Thomas F Meagher, flown in Waterford 1848 Green- Catholic Orange- Prodestant White- Peace
- 9. Four classes wrote their own version of the proclamation in which they discussed topics they thought were relevant to Ireland today
- 11. Themes included Homelessness crisis A wish for a United Ireland Healthcare crisis Equality Freedom of speech Many more issues.......Check out the board...well done to all involved😇😀