The Easter Rebellion: Ireland At War | A Terrible Beauty
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This is the first part telling us about the Easter Rebellion of 1916 which is often eclipsed by the Great War. Over six days, Dublin was gripped by a rebellion that tore the city apart and left causalities on both sides. But this powerful film does much to remind us of the significance and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought in a place many called home.
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My great grandad was there, RIP 🙏🏼 to him and all those who'd fallen in Ireland
My grandad and grabdma too xoxo
I love that much of the dialogue is in Gaelic. More documentaries on Irish history, please! 🇮🇪
the fact that they made some interviews like it was real is awesome
Very enlightening. I really enjoyed this episode.
Both of my grandparents fought in the GPO, my grandmother was in the cumnah mah (sorry my irish spelling is horrible).
My grandfather was named William Liam McGinley, and when they had the hundred year anniversary in 2016 his name was on the wall as being one of the fighters and I was able to push my mom his daughter in a wheelchair in the parade through Dublin. I am extremely proud of my Irish heritage, and I like to see documentaries like this that are not English propaganda.
My great great grandparents fled from Ireland to Manchester during the rebellion. They were O’Connors but changed their name to Connor to try to hide that they were Irish. My paternal grandmother was a Connor before she was married, my little brother was named Connor after her family and also to incorporate a tradition from my mothers side, my oldest maternal uncle has my maternal grandmother’s maiden name of Donald as his first name, so it took something from both my grandmothers.
This Is an Extraordinary documentary, it shows and tells how the situation at the time in such detail form life in Dublin, the Great War, the different factions in different sides
“If the men who died for Ireland could speak to the their countrymen today, they would tell them, we believe, to commemorate not the fate they met, but the ideals they stroke for.” Arthur Griffin, founder of Sinn Féin.
Sunday, bloody Sunday. Hearing Ramsay Bolton's voice has me a bit shook tho
I'm 19:05 minutes into it .
Interested enough to finish.
👍👍
We need more of this happening again in England.
It didn't happen in England...
@@AlanJWatkins it would be better if if was
@@commoncriminal923 which government do you wish was occupying and murdering the English?
@@AlanJWatkins probably Germany
@@AlanJWatkins would be funny
"I want tobacco, sugar." I keep seeing that. If anyone knows what documentary that is please tell me!
I was there.
Not sure how historically accurate all the Gaelic is. I was led to understand that few people could speak fluent Irish at the time.
Ceart go leor, Boomer.
@@orcinus6802 boomers brought back irish
@@AlanJWatkins well said
@@orcinus6802 I don’t think that means what you think it means.
Love Ireland 🇮🇪 from Canada 🇨🇦
May the leaders of this rebellion guide those in Burma fighting for Democracy
I love that they are speaking in the Irish language.
It sounds like Colm Meaney is the narrator
Whoever fights for england, he IS 'allowed' to fight as equal...IN BETWEEN the issue arises...
26:40 wodner what would happen if they got the guns?
Does anyone know who The narrator was? As voice sounds very familiar… sounds like Jamie Jay Carr
If it is he, they picked the right person
I thought it was Colm Meaney
It's Peter Coonan from love/hate
27:23 that is a whole kind of stupid, the conspirators Filipe if communication help them fail
1:55 😭
Great to see Hog in this haha
Tiocfaidh ár lá! (“Our day will come!”) ✌️🇮🇪
Who were they fighting?
🇬🇧💷🤴🏼🎩🇬🇧
1/2 a6d
Looks filmed in some VILLAGE not Dublin
My ancestor was there. He was executed.
Who
Only the leaders were executed after the rebellion was crushed. You’re lying