Dublin's Easter Parade (1950)

Full title reads: "Dublin's Easter Parade".
Dublin, Eire, Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland.
MS President Sean O'Kelly and army officers walking to inspect troops. LV Back view President Sean O'Kelly and army officers walking to inspect troops. CU Soldier in guard of honour. MV Towards O'Kelly accompanied by officers inspecting guard of honour. SV Pan O'Kelly inspecting guard of honour. MS people in crowd. VS of armoured vehicles in military parade. CU O'Kelly on saluting base. VS of more troops in parade. VS of crowds watching. MV Pan Infantry marching past pan up to O'Kelly on saluting base outside GPO Building. CU O'Kelly.
(Orig. Neg.) Special For Ireland.
FILM ID:1462.15
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[@mrkeogh]

In reality Arthur Griffith's Sinn Fein had a very limited role in the 1916 Rising.
The British and Irish media and establishment kept describing it as the "Sinn Fein Rebellion", probably because SF was the most publicly visible political party associated with Irish Republicanism, and the constellation of more secret organisations who actually organised and took part in the Rising wouldn't have been well-known to the British public at all.
"The Sinn Fein Rebellion" rolls off the tongue more easily than "The Irish Volunteers/Irish Citizen Army/Cumann na mBan/Fianna Eireann/Hibernian Rifles Rebellion" 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@oksoijusttookafatshit]

I love that they mounted bloody panzer turrets on their cars

[@MikeFoxtrot1]

They are Landsverk turrets.

[@vespelian]

Note Nelson's Column.

[@carolebesteverhughes2970]

1954 to 1956 pipe band Hughes 801810