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An account of Sir Charles Alexander Cameron,professor of Hygeine and Political Medicine, and his involvement in the 1916 Rising as a surgeon at RCSI.

McArdle was a specialist in anatomical surgery, focussing on the treatment of fractures. During the Rising, he tended to the wounded at St. Vincent's Hospital.

Myles was a surgeon in Richmond Hospital during the 1916 Rising, and spent the week treating the wounded, the first of which was Dublin Metropolitan Police Constable, James O'Brien. Myles set up a temporary hospital unit at Father Mathew Hall after…

A demonstration of the medical kit used in the first aid station at RCSI during Easter Week, 1916