O must admit, my 1st thought once i saw there was no animation, was next on my Playlist. I then read the title and said oh I've never heard of this and had got started on my make-up and before i knew it i was in total amusement and intrigued. Your a dam great narrator. Remain blessed with positive energy 🎉
The 1981 hunger strikers are buried standing up in Miltown Cemetery. Maybe that's just practicality for the layout of the Republican Plot, but would the idea of burying a chief upright have anything to do with it?
Great channel. Love it. Curious as to if there is any information on the medical practitioners of the time if there were any. Would it have been the druids?or the brehons/Judges? I assume not the poets.
BC,before Christ. We IRISH did pay a verrry heavy price for our traditions and faith. This Christian faith,as a race,has left us with a keen sense of justice and fair play.We are also very hospitable and loved by other nations.
I'm french and your beautiful country welcomes me for 3+ years now. I'm so grateful. Long live Ireland. 💚
O must admit, my 1st thought once i saw there was no animation, was next on my Playlist.
I then read the title and said oh I've never heard of this and had got started on my make-up and before i knew it i was in total amusement and intrigued.
Your a dam great narrator.
Remain blessed with positive energy 🎉
I FUCKING LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Brehon Academy and Fortress of Lugh 10/10
This is all very interesting. Thank you.
Great work man... really interesting subject and well delivered ! Fair play.
The 1981 hunger strikers are buried standing up in Miltown Cemetery. Maybe that's just practicality for the layout of the Republican Plot, but would the idea of burying a chief upright have anything to do with it?
Great channel. Love it. Curious as to if there is any information on the medical practitioners of the time if there were any. Would it have been the druids?or the brehons/Judges? I assume not the poets.
i seen some them stones last time i went up to countryside around Cork , i knew them as burial stones but not of whom
BC,before Christ. We IRISH did pay a verrry heavy price for our traditions and faith. This Christian faith,as a race,has left us with a keen sense of justice and fair play.We are also very hospitable and loved by other nations.
Really interesting but the continual blurring of the sound is a massive downer
As gaeilge???
1:21 *humans, not a (different) "primitive race"
Think you meant 11:21.
And is this a misquote of James Mooney youre complaining about or?
Really amazing thing you're doing, but this awful narration only makes a mockery of the subject. It's impossible to listen to.
Grainne Mellon impossible? Geez lighten up