1916 Proclamation

The 1916 Proclamation, issued by Irish nationalists during the Easter Rising, declared Ireland's independence from British rule. It expressed Ireland's desire for freedom and to establish a republic based on equality and national identity. The document emphasized the importance of justice, peace, and the right to self-determination for the Irish people. It served as a call for Irish unity and resistance against oppression, inspiring subsequent efforts for independence. Overall, it encapsulated the founders’ vision for a free, republican Ireland rooted in fairness and national pride.