1916 Irish Rebellion: Commemoration of the Easter Monday Rising

The Ancient Order of Hibernians and Irish Monument Committee  will host the Annual Easter Monday Commemoration ceremony at the County Court House in Mineola.

Each year at 12:00 noon, on the Monday following Easter, a commemoration ceremony is held to remember the Irish Easter Rising of 1916 and to honor the memory of those who have struggled for human dignity, human rights, and Irish unity.

At this year’s commemoration ceremony, Nassau County’s Irish society join other area officials and community members in honoring those who  advance the causes of peace with justice in a united Ireland, and here in Nassau County and the New York Area.

Prominent members of the Irish community assembled with pipers and poets at the commemoration of this historical event.

All are Welcome to attend.

The Irish Monument is on Court House Drive in Mineola, Long Island, NY

(behind the County Courthouse on Old Country Road).