Mr Beat: "the craic" is an Irish phrase relating to fun and good times. Or, and you should appreciate this one, satisfying one's curiosity with learning.
A Long Long Way is an excellent novel by Sebastian Barry about the Easter Rising. I highly recommend it for its grit, realism and it’s compassionate depiction of human suffering.
Nice job summing up something so complicated! Great channel, liked and subbed. We were living in Dublin in 2016 and at the time I did a lot of video work on the centenary celebrations... Discovered an amazing story about the very house we lived in: In 1916 our house was the home of the family Edward Dunphy, a member of the Royal Constabulary who was on duty in the GPO the morning of April 24, 1916. When the rising took place he was taken prisoner by Michael Collins and detained from Easter Monday to Easter Thursday when he was released by The O'Rahilly (who disobeyed James Connolly's order to execute prisoners). Constable Dunphy ran from the GPO to Moore St, where he was shot by Volunteers, but survived! So many amazing small stories in the greater context of history.
Yes I had heard that story before about James Connolly's order to executed Edward Dunphy, but I would love to know the provenance of that where that story originated, do you happen to know? Sounds most unlike Connolly and Michael O'Rahilly was such an honourable man there was no way he would have done that anyway. Thanks.
The Irish-German connection is always touted to brand the Irish as traitors or Nazis even..even you spent a few sentences here on it followed by you yourself saying 'only a few dozen signed up' while barely mentioning the 200,000 fighting in WW1 and the 35,000 Irishmen who died fighting the Germans.
@@bond0815 because we live in 2019 and it's been used as an example of Irishmen being on the side of the Germans throughout the last 100 years or more..it all gets muddied into ' The Irish were with the Nazis'
@Fabian Kirchgessner i explained my perspective above 'because we live in 2019 and it's been used as an example of Irishmen being on the side of the Germans throughout the last 100 years or more..it all gets muddied into ' The Irish were with the Nazis''
They were traitors. Ireland was barred from the UN for ten years for that reason. The Irish fascist government even sent condolences to the Nazi government on the death of Hitler. The only "neutral" country to do so. Their limited cooperation with Britain can be explained by their dependence on British trade and fear of invasion. Their leaders congratulated the Nazis for their treatment of Jewish civilians in their parliament.
Worst part is most of the victims were innocent people. The song "Zombie" by the Cranberrys was about the 1993 truck bomb in London that killed an innocent 3 year old British boy. It reached a point where the Irish people of North Ireland and Republic of Ireland had enough of innocent people being killed and signed the 1998 good Friday accords
And all the other women like Skinnider, Molony, Carney etc. but I guess they fell under the general use of the word "Rebels". Some very funny pronunciations of names in there though? And 03:53 is untrue of course and complete rubbish so, some really bad research there and I'm shocked they made such a statement.
@@Neil-yg5gm Would you like to explain why they were "traitors"? You have lost me and what qualifies you to make such an inaccurate and ill-informed statement?
Another hijacked phrase. Yes, I respect Bobby Sands for his efforts and his martyrdom, but now there are ppl who have never heard of the man who use the phrase and wear it on T-shirts just because it looks cool. My apologies if you're in Ireland.
What’s the craic? It was great to finally collaborate with you. I've been watching your channel for years.
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Mr Beat: "the craic" is an Irish phrase relating to fun and good times. Or, and you should appreciate this one, satisfying one's curiosity with learning.
I think he knows
If he didn’t he certainly does now
Just when I was wondering how you and Mr. Beat released videos on Ireland at the same time. 😁
Eoin/Eoghan is pronounced similarly to how you would say 'Owen'
A Long Long Way is an excellent novel by Sebastian Barry about the Easter Rising. I highly recommend it for its grit, realism and it’s compassionate depiction of human suffering.
Nice job summing up something so complicated! Great channel, liked and subbed. We were living in Dublin in 2016 and at the time I did a lot of video work on the centenary celebrations... Discovered an amazing story about the very house we lived in: In 1916 our house was the home of the family Edward Dunphy, a member of the Royal Constabulary who was on duty in the GPO the morning of April 24, 1916. When the rising took place he was taken prisoner by Michael Collins and detained from Easter Monday to Easter Thursday when he was released by The O'Rahilly (who disobeyed James Connolly's order to execute prisoners). Constable Dunphy ran from the GPO to Moore St, where he was shot by Volunteers, but survived! So many amazing small stories in the greater context of history.
Yes I had heard that story before about James Connolly's order to executed Edward Dunphy, but I would love to know the provenance of that where that story originated, do you happen to know? Sounds most unlike Connolly and Michael O'Rahilly was such an honourable man there was no way he would have done that anyway. Thanks.
Amazing
4:47 minute butterfly
Jazby - Is this 3 minutes?
Varun Gupta Yeah Exactly!!!
Well researched and as informative as usual!
Heyyy jabzy! Great art, you improved good
I don't know why but I actually love your art style
I don't know why...but you...have got...IT.
The Irish-German connection is always touted to brand the Irish as traitors or Nazis even..even you spent a few sentences here on it followed by you yourself saying 'only a few dozen signed up' while barely mentioning the 200,000 fighting in WW1 and the 35,000 Irishmen who died fighting the Germans.
But why would anyone call the Nazis in any case? This was WW1, not WW2?
@@bond0815 because we live in 2019 and it's been used as an example of Irishmen being on the side of the Germans throughout the last 100 years or more..it all gets muddied into ' The Irish were with the Nazis'
A few dozen did only sign up to the Irish Brigade casement wanted to create out of PoWs.
@Fabian Kirchgessner i explained my perspective above 'because we live in 2019 and it's been used as an example of Irishmen being on the side of the Germans throughout the last 100 years or more..it all gets muddied into ' The Irish were with the Nazis''
They were traitors. Ireland was barred from the UN for ten years for that reason. The Irish fascist government even sent condolences to the Nazi government on the death of Hitler. The only "neutral" country to do so. Their limited cooperation with Britain can be explained by their dependence on British trade and fear of invasion. Their leaders congratulated the Nazis for their treatment of Jewish civilians in their parliament.
26+6=1
No it’s 54
Mexican Statue 52*
I really like the back round music. What is it??
Yeah I wanna know as well
"Nevada City", it's on RUclips
Thanks, I think I remember looking that up. I just don't know the artist now...
Whats the song in the background?
I swear ive heard it somewhere before.
Worst part is most of the victims were innocent people. The song "Zombie" by the Cranberrys was about the 1993 truck bomb in London that killed an innocent 3 year old British boy. It reached a point where the Irish people of North Ireland and Republic of Ireland had enough of innocent people being killed and signed the 1998 good Friday accords
Lovely illustrations.
When jabzy does a video on your country but can't pronounce the words correctly
ewan mac neel lol
Good video, though you missed out on Countess Markievicz
And all the other women like Skinnider, Molony, Carney etc. but I guess they fell under the general use of the word "Rebels". Some very funny pronunciations of names in there though? And 03:53 is untrue of course and complete rubbish so, some really bad research there and I'm shocked they made such a statement.
What is the background music you use?
Hey Jabzy, it’s me, Andy’s History Lessons. Thanks for subscribing to my channel! Great video! Keep up the good work!
These heroes were like the brave Minutemen who took up arms in Lexington, Concord and on Bunker Hill
They were traitors who rebelled against government
@@Neil-yg5gm Would you like to explain why they were "traitors"? You have lost me and what qualifies you to make such an inaccurate and ill-informed statement?
@@skippership7 I was talking about the Americans who rebelled against the Crown. They were certainly not loyal
@@Neil-yg5gm OK thanks for confirming, as the subject is the Easter Rising I assumed you meant those man and women.
Do a video on the Cristero War
Come out ye black and tans
Jabzy, just out of curiosity, what is your next video gonna be on?
Ivan bujarrila
Good work, jabzy
What are you going to cover in your next video?
When will you make a vid on the angolan civil war
For the cause!
nice paintwork
Aye the English must go
Aye lets rise up
Aye
revise your flags though haha..
oompa loompa
Tiocfaidh Ar La🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Another hijacked phrase. Yes, I respect Bobby Sands for his efforts and his martyrdom, but now there are ppl who have never heard of the man who use the phrase and wear it on T-shirts just because it looks cool.
My apologies if you're in Ireland.
First?
should have stayed british smh
No we shouldn't have. Fucking proddy
Ireland in the UK is just detrimental to Britain's health.
cameron burke Ireland health too
We're richer now