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The Volunteers and Irish Citizen Army
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When were the Irish Volunteers formed?

November 1913

Who was the initial leader of the Irish Volunteers?

Eoin MacNeill

When did the Irish Volunteers split over WWI?

September 1914

How many Volunteers followed Redmond and became National Volunteers?

150,000 to 170,000

How many remained as Irish Volunteers after the 1914 split?

9,500 to 11,000

When was the Irish Citizen Army formed?

1913

Who founded the Irish Citizen Army?

James Connolly

Why was the Irish Citizen Army originally formed?

Protect workers during Dublin Lockout

What was the maximum size of ICA membership?

Never exceeded a few hundred

What unique commitment distinguished the ICA?

Gender equality

Which building served as Easter Rising headquarters?

General Post Office

How was James Connolly executed after the Easter Rising?

Shot while sitting in a chair

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