Ireland(s): A 2-Part Story about War and Peace | FULL DOCUMENTARY | EPISODE 1
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- In 2016 the Irish will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, the insurrection that gave birth to the Republic of Ireland and has come to symbolize the fight against British occupation.
These days the guns are silent and the war in Northern Ireland is a thing of the past. The peace process has been stumbling forward since 1998, and while it has been challenging and patience-trying, it has also helped people open up and widen their perspective.
Ireland(s): The Rise of a Nation is a two-part documentary that takes an up-close look at one of the most significant conflicts of the late 20th century. It tells the story of this tormented island through moving interviews with people who lived through the conflict: both republicans and loyalists, men and women, politicians and freedom fighters, and simple bystanders. They give us their views on Ireland’s troubled past and discuss their own role in the violence, either as perpetuators or victims. They also share their fears for their island home, along with their hopes for a peaceful future.
Part One tells the story of the key events and upheavals in the century that started with the 1916 Easter Rising and closed with the signing of the peace agreement in April 1998. We go from the War of Independence, to the British-imposed partition of the island, to the crushing of the Irish resistance with the 1969 riots. This broad overview ends with the last thirty years in the conflict, the bloodiest and most widely mediatized years in Ireland’s history. This overview will have a personal tone, thanks to first-hand accounts from men and women who lived through the key events of the past century, often participating in the fighting and sometimes making the dreadful choice of resorting to violence to make their voices heard and have their rights recognized. Their stories help us understand why people go to war and what drives them to keep on fighting, despite the suffering, doubts and death.
Documentary: Ireland(s) - The Rise of a Nation - Part 1: The War Years (2015)
Direction: Emmanuel Hamon & Alain Frilet
Production: What’s Up Films
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It was an informative, incredible, and wonderful historical coverage documentary about Ireland 🇮🇪 political issues under British direct rule, Ireland independent, and Catholic minor poverty, prosecution, seize theirs civilian rights in North Ireland ..thank you 🙏(Slice Doc) channel for sharing
Thank you so much for watching!
Very well put together, don't apologise for telling the truth. Keep Going
Thanks so much!
I want my county back united and free
Free from who ?
Free from who Illegal immigrants or sinners who sold there souls
so sad..... the irish are cool and a lovely land so sad all of it
Colonial power leaves a cancer on all lands
Excellent
Thanks!
Saw lots of docus bout The Troubles and the time before,but this footage is exelent,
Thanks so much!!
Strange question- is the narrator of this documentary the same woman who narrates the 'help' section in Napoleon: Total War?
An Irish warrior who fought the British in Ireland, 100 years ago, wrote the following about his foreign oppressors,,,,"the fools, the fools, the fools, they have left us our Fenian dead." ,,,,,Fenian means being a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. What he was saying was the fact that for every Fenian the brits killed, ten more joined the ranks. No one can destroy Hamas because their numbers will soon be ten fold. By the way, the name of that brave Irish warrior, Wolf Tone. I am sure you can find him on google.
They never have & never will defeat the Irish. It's starting to look abit shakey for the loyaltyists and the unionists in the north 😂
Your history is a bit skewed. Wolf Tone was executed in 1798 after the uprising of that year, and many years before the Fenians of the 1867 rising. You are referring to an oration given by Patrick Pearce at the funeral of the Fenian Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa in 1915. Patrick Pearce was executed for his part in the 1916 Easter rising.
I was around in the eighties and supported the republican movement in various situations down South. Maybe we can still be civil to one another give all that happened.🕊️✌️☘️
The Brits won. Where's the United Ireland?
There all queued up round back your moms place smart mouth like her the hoover they will get around to it eventually
This is the truth. Sinn fein have tricked their own supporters, but for how much longer?
They talked of ‘canon fodder’…yet nought about the canon fodder of unbridled births of innocents just because of bloody-Mary-ism…No opposition in Ireland to the likes of Henry’s first-born or of Charles Stuart 1st’ second-born to become James II….But probably a godsend he… going so far and cowardly yet arrogantly so - to do his rat-catcher worst - and to get his uppance with the advent of “King Billy” aka William IV and Queen Mary…Jako Two’s daughter….RIP William and Mary…
Well there are more catholics now in the north than unionists so it is probably only a matter of time.
I think another conflict may be brewing in Ireland. This one is coming in illegally and blood is boiling because of what's happening in broad daylight by these people.Something that our own never done and we have many bad people of our own. I'm not against anyone fleeing from hardships but our kindness has been taken for a weakness by many coming to take what they can from good people trying to help ,the Irish .We are being taken advantage of .We have all this on film how can this be denied, prove me wrong I'm open to anything.✌️☘️🕊️
Sam stone❤
I was aware of catholic and Protestant at 10 years old my school was catholic and some days u missed the bus a would take my tie off because a had to walk by a Protestant school though I’m lucky a lived in Glasgow Scotland great country one of the best in Europe
Very informative documentary so far. But what is a "Former Civil Rights Militant?" I have never come across that term.
Thanks!
Its exactly what it says lol
@@sean5260 Pretty insulting to the NICA members who had a legitimate argument.
Hi can I please ask a legitimate question - can all this mass migration to Ireland re ignite the troubles and undermine The Good Friday Agreement? I'd be so grateful if someone could answer - ps I'm a mature student
No. The troubles won't come back. Irish citizens in Northern Ireland are now given human rights that they previously did not have which caused all the problems.
@@anthonym3351 thankyou very much
@@anthonym3351the north of 🇮🇪
@@backwoodsmanas much as the loud xenophobes on social would like to make it out as if Irish people are mostly all now anti immigration, it's simply not true.
What we want is a fair and well run immigration system, no tents on the streets and so on.
Enough housing for all and enough public services for all.
The loud 1 to 2 percent don't represent all of us.
Foreign-born people now are about 20% the population of Ireland (ROI) - which is significant of course but I think about 20% of that number are persons born to Irish people living overseas who return. Forgotten by scaremongers that Irish will be minority note the population of Ireland (ROI) was 3.3million 1973 (EU accession), now it's 5.2 million. Note 180yr post the Great Famine the island of Ireland population has not recovered to pre-Famine. Your specific question: No, I see no way the GFA will be impacted. Generally, newcomers are welcome but the housing crisis, 100,000 Ukrainians.....are exploited by the far-Right but the results of this 7 June Local and European elections suggest that racist ideology hasn't permeated too deeply despite global media coverage of riots in Dublin, multiple arson attacks...
Colette I want my country united and free British out from ever
Counties, not countries.
They fought for Independence.
A dirty word for Sinn Fein now
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The kids at the start look zeeeepreeesed out of their minds
First
What war?
Find a brain.
@@RazorMouth think u need to learn what a war is
Fool
In the north, where else?
@@greglyons2526 u call that a war?
10:32 Brooker is a horrible individual
Uhu...
Twas pure butchery from the British government and Thatcher, were was Irish government
A terrible beauty was born🇮🇪
It's fascinating to me that, had the British simply imprisoned the leaders rather than executing them, Ireland might today still be a part of the United Kingdom with a status something like that of Scotland.
You are thick 😂😂 british rule has always been illegitimate , they have no right today to be claiming 6 irish counties
Highly unlikely, we would have got home rule similar to what Scotland have now but it would never have been enough. We would have used that to push for full independence.
Although it may have happened much later than 1921.
That said, perhaps if they were not assassinated then partition would never have happened and Ireland would be whole today.
@@LeMerch Bizarre response - seems you didn't even understand the post. He/She makes a comment that is shared by many historians.
How shallow your understanding of an irish man
no surrender its only half time
Absolute pathetic petty party.
Is this shinner propaganda?
No.
Are you braindead?
It's the truth ya muppet!!
Of course it is
No ,It isn’t….