The "rising of the moon" was written quite a long time after the 1798 uprising, never mind 1782!! The society of the United Irishmen had been formed when this film was set.
Holywood should make a film about the 1798 rebellion starring the best of Irish talent. I could see Michael Fassbender playing Wolfe Tone. The film should be accurately portrayed, acted and put together. I could see it being similar to "12 years a slave" or other films directed like that. Steve McQueen would be an excellent director.
They need to make a film about the Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Tony Small saga. Neil Jordan just published a book on the subject called The Ballad of Lord Edward and Citizen Small.
Hollywood could only make a film about 1798 if it was woke, Hollywood even in its greatest days couldn't make a sympathetic film about this tragic time in Ireland...why do we need Hollywood, plenty of finance and talent in ireland
I’d never actually seen the phrase “Occupied Ireland.” But that was it, for 630 years by the time of the scene portrayed here. With the Famine not far ahead in the 120 years until the final crippled rebellion and the Republic. Brutal.
Nonsense, you know nothing.i am Irish, the Anglo Norman's were invited into Ireland by a chieftain to back his assault on the high king . The occupation you talk of is a myth. Unfortunately history is tarnished by the romanticism of a united Ireland which the majority do not want, economically and logistically. Interface by plastic paddies like yourself does not help
My 4x great grandfather Rev Henry Fulton was part of the Irish uprising. Convicted at Tipperary in August 1799 of seditious practices and shipped to Australia a political prisoner "convict".
"A Protestant Ulsterman, I am proud to be. From the Antrim glen's I come. Although, I've laboured by the sea, I have followed fife and drum. I have heard the martial tramp of men. I've seen them fight and die, ah well do I remember when I followed Henry Joy. The boys where out and the Redcoats too. I kissed my wife goodbye and in the shade of a greenwood glade, sure I followed Henry Joy" 🏴🤝🏻🇮🇪
Interesting fact for you. The 1798 Uprising was instigated by an organization called the United Irish, led by Woolf Tone. The only place outside Ireland where the United Irish Society led an attempted uprising was the island of Newfoundland in the year 1800. Some of the leaders in Newfoundland were UIS men who had fled Ireland in the wake of the failed uprising there. Like in Ireland, the attempted revolt in Newfoundland also failed, and the leaders were executed,
Growing up in the carribean 95 percent of us is blsck in poverty i never know whites are poor also or went through these cruelty i believe it was only we poor blacks
@freebeerfordworkers That pretty much reaffirms my position. I have no doubt Pius VI applauded the British crushing the Society of United Irishmen. Thankful that the redcoats prevented the depowering of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
@@BolshevikCarpetbagger1917 I highly doubt that. Catholics were under penal laws in Ireland during this time. Fr John Murphy led the rebellion in Wexford where it was a success. Fr. Micheal Murphy led the rebellion in southern Wicklow and was killed in Arklow and killed charging a artillery position.
@freebeerfordworkers That has always been the case in colonial territories. The brave ones fighting the scared ones. It is the British' fault. A lot of things around the 1600s to around the 1900s' were the British' fault.
Piss Pope & the pedophile cardinals. Im always puzzled why a northern European culture like Ireland would practice a mafioso thug philosophy born out of Roman culture the very essence of slavery pain suffering
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The "rising of the moon" was written quite a long time after the 1798 uprising, never mind 1782!! The society of the United Irishmen had been formed when this film was set.
United irishmen had not been formed when this film was set, the was no rebellion brewing in 1782. It happened later.
Holywood should make a film about the 1798 rebellion starring the best of Irish talent. I could see Michael Fassbender playing Wolfe Tone. The film should be accurately portrayed, acted and put together. I could see it being similar to "12 years a slave" or other films directed like that. Steve McQueen would be an excellent director.
They need to make a film about the Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Tony Small saga. Neil Jordan just published a book on the subject called The Ballad of Lord Edward and Citizen Small.
Robert Emmet being ending played by Cillian Murphy
Gotta have Liam Neeson
Hollywood could only make a film about 1798 if it was woke, Hollywood even in its greatest days couldn't make a sympathetic film about this tragic time in Ireland...why do we need Hollywood, plenty of finance and talent in ireland
Mcqueens 'Hunger' about Bobby Sands is good, but it's pretty dark and gloomy of course.
Mate that wasn't that bad. I would love to see more and the music is great. Please do more.
These actors are brilliant. Why replace them with hacks that have made their money when we have this talent here?
I’d never actually seen the phrase “Occupied Ireland.” But that was it, for 630 years by the time of the scene portrayed here. With the Famine not far ahead in the 120 years until the final crippled rebellion and the Republic. Brutal.
#notafamine
Nonsense, you know nothing.i am Irish, the Anglo Norman's were invited into Ireland by a chieftain to back his assault on the high king . The occupation you talk of is a myth. Unfortunately history is tarnished by the romanticism of a united Ireland which the majority do not want, economically and logistically. Interface by plastic paddies like yourself does not help
@@higginsbaIt was idiot deal with it Brit
This is amazing ❤️
i'm proud to be irish!!!!!!
My 4x great grandfather Rev Henry Fulton was part of the Irish uprising. Convicted at Tipperary in August 1799 of seditious practices and shipped to Australia a political prisoner "convict".
What a great empire they had. Good short film
Hell yeah, from Greece!
May we all be free one day. Bless all brave hearts.
Brilliant
"A Protestant Ulsterman, I am proud to be. From the Antrim glen's I come. Although, I've laboured by the sea, I have followed fife and drum. I have heard the martial tramp of men. I've seen them fight and die, ah well do I remember when I followed Henry Joy. The boys where out and the Redcoats too. I kissed my wife goodbye and in the shade of a greenwood glade, sure I followed Henry Joy"
🏴🤝🏻🇮🇪
Wolfe Tone and his United Irishmen rebellion
Interesting fact for you. The 1798 Uprising was instigated by an organization called the United Irish, led by Woolf Tone. The only place outside Ireland where the United Irish Society led an attempted uprising was the island of Newfoundland in the year 1800. Some of the leaders in Newfoundland were UIS men who had fled Ireland in the wake of the failed uprising there. Like in Ireland, the attempted revolt in Newfoundland also failed, and the leaders were executed,
Oh can't resist too much. They may call me a terrorist. ✊
Dem fiddle skills tho!
Growing up in the carribean 95 percent of us is blsck in poverty i never know whites are poor also or went through these cruelty i believe it was only we poor blacks
Yes Bertie
What was the position of the Vatican on this rebellion? I'm certain I know, but I'd like confirmation. Thanks.
@freebeerfordworkers That pretty much reaffirms my position. I have no doubt Pius VI applauded the British crushing the Society of United Irishmen. Thankful that the redcoats prevented the depowering of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
@@BolshevikCarpetbagger1917 I highly doubt that. Catholics were under penal laws in Ireland during this time. Fr John Murphy led the rebellion in Wexford where it was a success. Fr. Micheal Murphy led the rebellion in southern Wicklow and was killed in Arklow and killed charging a artillery position.
@freebeerfordworkers That has always been the case in colonial territories. The brave ones fighting the scared ones. It is the British' fault. A lot of things around the 1600s to around the 1900s' were the British' fault.
Piss Pope & the pedophile cardinals. Im always puzzled why a northern European culture like Ireland would practice a mafioso thug philosophy born out of Roman culture the very essence of slavery pain suffering
@@somerandomperson3970 Good lord it didn't stop there!!!
Hail Hibernia!
Dey done us wrong wit wat deserve ders not one flm of the atrocities that they but us thru for 800 years erin go braigh 🇮🇪
Painful
ERIN GO BRAUGH,I DIA NAOFA LÁMHA !!!!