Tens of thousands of people gathered in the centre of Dublin today where O'Connell Street was pedestrianised for RTÉ's 'Road to the Rising' commemoration.
A mobile cinema, a steam train and a vintage carousel were among more than 60 attractions.
Talks also took place in venues including Wynn's Hotel, Liberty Hall and the Gresham Hotel.
The 'Road to the Rising' - organised in partnership with An Post, Dublin City Council and the Department of Arts Heritage and the Gaeltacht - reflects the lives of all Dubliners - rich and poor - and the small determined group that was plotting rebellion.
Fantastic atmosphere outside GPO today for #RoadtotheRising pic.twitter.com/Ob4rpVprlb @AnPost_Museum @rte @ireland2016 @VisitDublin #Dublin
— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) April 6, 2015
Dublin is buzzing today with the great weather and The Road to the Rising activities pic.twitter.com/RXIiQV8oaa
— Fiona (@fionahearst) April 6, 2015
A beautiful day in Dublin 1915 #RoadtotheRising pic.twitter.com/ZEJUnV0qXE
— Lynsey Kiely (@lynseykiely) April 6, 2015Huge crowds on O'Connell St for #rteroadtorising pic.twitter.com/qUKZAkMS7V
— Maureen Catterson (@MoCatterson) April 6, 2015Some crowds on O'Connell St #RoadtotheRising @RTERadio1 pic.twitter.com/9U5zTN5roL
— Taragh LoughreyGrant (@TaraghLG) April 6, 2015Outside the GPO #RoadtotheRising #Dublin #Ireland pic.twitter.com/YbnhHxfpTP
— Lisa Pereira (@lisa_pereira) April 6, 2015Send your photos of the event to yourphotos@rte.ie
