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A brave articulate warrior .

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My mother God bless her is 92 years old, her grandmother told her about the night of the big wind. The 5th of January was so still that you could hear people talking in the next farm. Many small children were put into skillets big cast iron pots and survived. One of there neighbour's children was found some distance from the house in one of these boiling pots.

Eowyn was a slight breeze compared to the Night of the Big Wind. Was outside before Eowyn waiting for the dead calm as was before the Big Wind but it wasn't calm. The Big Wind hit every part of Ireland which shows how really Big it was

I’ll never forget that night. I was in Limerick my cottage got obliterated

Yes and this before "global warming" . The ice sheet in the artic is at its largest for years according to scientists. This little storm we had last night is I'm sure "due to global warming". But don't worry the government has it covered.

Yes and nothing about climate change 😢😢

Sounds like the genocidal maniac his father in law was. A classic example of organized religion being a bane to humanity since day one..

Poor Ireland 😢☘️

Look what the woke politicians have done,hope they get their comeuppance

This is a lie

Extremely painful sorrow in irelands soul. Today ZERO sovereignty and a woke joke.

This is a catholic apologist…my own bf who works for a diocese could not even read it - that close-minded. I hosted BOTH brothers - and this is a shameful screed against them and their lived experiences. Shut your festering gob Harris.

How could you leave out the Millmount Tower in Drogheda, where over 2,500 men, women, and children were slaughtered on Sept 11th, 1649, where they had come for shelter.

I feel the spirits in my soul bastards, bastards, bastards, Who's God not the ancient Irish ones for sure 💚😇

English-leaning "history".

My grandfather was the compositer and fellow printer of the original 1916 Irish proclamation 🇮🇪

He Was An Irishman Not A Crime And Never Was Never Will be Up the Rebels

What is Controversial And Not Wanting English Rule in Ireland? O'Byrne Is A Irish Rebel Hero Fuck The English Empire Rest in Peace 🙏 Mr O'Byrne Wicklow ABU Irish Rule In Ireland Soon 🙏🤞 Peacefully Democratically You Never Beat the Irish 👍

Fantastic.🇦🇺❤️🇮🇪

A very interesting interview. The AI Photoes make me smile, especially the ones with Rugby players having two Rugby balls on the field of play,that's a strange one.

The 1937 constitution was written to copperfasten the Catholic church hold over the population .

Are these AI generated images?

And England responded by reducing the population you know like the American Indians or people in concentration camps whether Dutch speaking Boers in South Africa or the avalanche of minorities in the old Soviet Union or for that matter Gaza (they murdered everyone). Same old story the only difference is what the dead looled like and thats no difference at all

Yes a true hero, where is the pride in our nation and culture now???

Our rebels are our heroes. Wicklow man here.

Great video. That's 3 now. I've won the Irish history lottery.🇦🇺♥️🇮🇪

The puzzle is that the City of Dublin was part of the pale, which was a district in the island of Ireland tha observed English laws and customs. Fiach McHugh O'Byrne was a Gaelic Chieftain who ruled over the interior of what is now Co. Wicklow. These people frequently raided Dublin and surrounding lowland areas, leading to the Dublin symbol on its city crest of three burning castles. The Irish Ballad "Follow me up to Carlow" outlines the battle of Glenmalure and its place in Irish history.

How can he be a rebel in his own country?

A rebel is a hero. Erin Go Bragh

he wae a( HERO) where are the irish for the FUTURE ?.

I knew kids who lived the same rough life. Alcoholic mum, no dad, no hope, shared beds with no bedclothes and dad long gone. They burned their furniture to keep warm. They lived next but one to me ...but this was 1970s england. My mum was a single mum but had standards about raising kids and drinking. I think FMCourt loved Limerick. Same as i loved my sink estate. Not without reservation.

A bit of balance here. The Papacy under the Jesuits (the darkest / cultist rump end of the Roman Empire) went full bore against all who wanted to read the direct Word of Christ in their own language and without an intermediary and additional political / cultist interpretation. For this, they were tortured and murdered in their many thousands. There was an overly harsh and equally satanic backlash to this via supporters of the direct unadulterated Word of Christ. Both sides at their highest and most cultist levels acted in a non Christian manner. Normal Christians of Catholic and Protestant persuasions suffered all over NW/NE Europe. Many English and Scottish Catholics and Protestants too. It wasn’t only Irish Catholics who suffered. Moreover, it wasn’t only Irish peasants and workers who suffered under the Masonic ruling classes of empire. Also English and other peasants/workers suffered terribly. Abuse by the upper classes / clergy was rife and especially before the time of the Reformation / Bill of Rights (pushed through by normal working people after the Reformation was secured). Incidentally, today there is a Jesuit Pope and the Irish people and many other people are already suffering again terribly as a result. Defend the Reformation - in a Christian way.

FAILED !!!! Genocide of Irish Catholics. WE'RE STILL HERE !!!!

Richard Harris was a bitter man! My father also grew up in Limerick at that time and said the poverty there was exactly as described by Mc Court. Harris was an alcoholic and a nasty man.

it was looting and murder, lets call a spade a spade... why is it if i were to kill someone im a murderer.. cromwell killed thousands and the british call it conquest ....the british raped ,murdered ,looted and pillaged this country ( ireland )

All debts were paid when the Anglo-Irish created the Irish State

Cu Chulainn wasn’t from Ulster that’s why the cruse didn’t work

Cromwell was Norse or Norman. They did the same things to the English under different pretexts in 1066, and during the Wars of the Roses, among other examples.

Between 40-50% of the 17th Century native Irish population died as a result of Cromwell's invasion of Ireland. Think about that! The population of 1.5 - 2 million Irish existed on the island in 1649 and for the next decade Cromwellian policies killed half of the island's native population. HALF! Genocide.

Cromwell is a legend in England, and much loved.

Cromwell was so hated in England that in August after his death a Maypole that still calle May Fair

I haven't read the Constitution. I understand that must have presented difficulties given the history of discrimination and a wish to express the shared values of Irish culture, including religion and state concerns. I like the provisions relating to family life, a bulwark against creeping wokism exemplified in last years Referendum.

Protestantism😢

I stand with Frank McCourt.

Cromwell is as bad as Stalin or Hitler.

The devil reincarnated

Galway novelist Walter Maken wrote "Seek the fair land" portraying events during the Cromwellian invasion in which Irish peasants were hunted down to be sold as slaves to English colonies in Barbados and other Caribbean islands. It is estimated that a greater percentage of people died in this time than in the the Great Hunger 200 years later. Cromwell is regarded as a bogey figure in irish history and a major cause of Anglophobia in Ireland, even to this day.

These dates correlate Resettlement of the Jews in England · 1649 to 1654: First steps towards resettlement · 1655 and 1656: Informal resettlement achieved. I imagine they came from Holland the other slavers The Dutch East India company. The after the Battle of Waterloo in true Ashkenazi style Lord Rothschild raped the city of London for Penny’s in the £. Read your history all is not what it seems. Not much different than what’s going on in Palestine.

It didn’t. Still have to suffer the most sinister/evil Jesuit side of Rome. However, now everyone also has to. The Reformation had a lot going for it.