'A Terrible Beauty' is a unique film that offers a fresh approach to the 1916 Rising in Dublin. It tells the little-known stories of the ordinary Irish Volunteer, British soldier and civilian caught up in the fighting. It is centered on two linked events during that Easter week, the battles of Mount Street Bridge and North King Street, culminating in the massacre of fifteen innocent young men and boys.

'A Terrible Beauty 1916 - 2016' Contact Details

The Survivors of Clanwilliam House : Brothers Jim and Tom Walsh (Seated L - R), James Doyle and Willie Ronan (Standing L - R). Thanks to Fiona Kavanagh, Tom's grand-daughter, for the photo. — **The Survivors of Clanwilliam House : Brothers Jim and Tom Walsh (Seated L - R), James Doyle and Willie Ronan (Standing L - R). Thanks to Fiona Kavanagh, Tom's grand-daughter, for the photo.**

If you would like to find out any more information about the A Terrible Beauty 1916 - 2016 project, or if you have a story you would like to share please contact one of the team at the emails below. We welcome any feedback you may have and will answer all inquiries as soon as possible. Thanks!

Project Manager - colin@tilemedia.ie

Producer - dave@tilemedia.ie