The State Funeral of Thomas Kent
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- The State funeral of Thomas Kent, took place in his home village in Cork on Friday, 18th September 2015. He one of 16 men executed following the 1916 Rising,.
Kent was executed by firing squad following his conviction for armed rebellion in May 1916. President Michael D Higgins joined members of his family at St Nicholas' Church in Castlelyons.
Kent, who had been buried in Cork Prison, was laid to rest alongside his brothers. Taoiseach Enda Kenny delivered the graveside oration Gabriel Doherty, UCC, joins David McCullagh in studio, while John Bowman and Mary Kennedy provide commentary from Castlelyons.
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Tomas Ceannt gave his allegiance to the 32 County Irish Republic proclaimed in 1916. It has no connection to the state established in 1922 by the Westminster Parliament. The army in this video waged a counter revolution against the Republic in the civil war
Good point. Its these subtleties that stop there being proper understanding of what happened.
what's with the ear muffs?
Legal reasons the DF were sued for failing to issue proper hearing protection a couple years ago and have since then bought very highly regarded peltor ear pro and made it a requirment that if any weapons are to be live or sim fired ear pro must be worn.
I was there
Why do we not give a state funeral to other police murderers like the killers of Garda Mr Mcabe for example?
because the RIC were working for the british colonist government,completely different scenarios.
+Martina Murray show evidence to support your belief that Thomas Kent killed a RIC policeman.
Martina Murray
The dead RIC man lying in the street was a bit of a giveaway.
Also, there was no colonist government.
Irish MP's were IN government up to the 1918 election!!!!
@@TheMATTYB1234 And during the 1918 election a LARGE vote from the people of Ireland showed they disagreed with it rule from london, having voted for a party who said they would not sit in London and would form their own government at home.