Hard times creates hard men. We are fortunate now that we had such brave, courageous and hard men in 1920. Forever in your debt, Tom Barry and your volunteers. JB
These incredible videos are outstanding and heart wrenching.. Tom Barry is awesome in this video.. what a brave man.. his clear frank description of the battle.. including what brought it about.. is mesmerizing.. So effective is this format.. putting the viewer there.. right where it happened.. Either they will win or be wiped out.. Tom Barry wasted no words.. Thank you Davy.. for these videos you make.. thank you for your hard work.. and thank you most of all.. for caring🌹☘️ Jen999💜💙
.. well they would be called necessary tactics though. How would you describe the occupier’s tactics, terror and thug tactics, what kind of tactics are they though..
@@darraghwalsh8534 They said I was ruthless, daring, savage, blood thirsty, even heartless. The clergy called me and my comrades murderers; but the British were met with their own weapons. They had gone in the mire to destroy us and our nation and down after them we had to go. These Tactics !
I have subscribed to this channel so I can learn about the horrendous acts committed by my country that we're not taught. I have never felt less proud to be british.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🏞️ Tom Barry describes the setting and preparations for the Kilmichael Ambush in 1920.* - Tom Barry brought a column of 38 men to Kilmichael, posting them along the road. - The ambush was a response to the British "Tans" rampaging through the countryside. - Barry explains the strategic planning involved in setting up the ambush, including dividing the forces and positioning them strategically. 03:23 *📜 Tactical details of the ambush and its execution.* - Barry describes the arrangement of the men into sections and their specific roles. - He explains the decision to engage in a road-side ambush and the challenges it presented. - Details about the intense preparation, the weather conditions, and the moment the ambush commenced. 09:24 *🕰️ Aftermath and reflections on the Kilmichael Ambush.* - Barry recounts the waiting period before the ambush and the harsh conditions endured by the men. - He describes the ferocity of the battle and the refusal to accept surrender after the enemy's false surrender. - The decision to not take prisoners and the aftermath of the ambush, including the disposal of the enemy's bodies and vehicles. Made with HARPA AI
If you are from Co Kerry you might like to know that Tom Barry unveiled the monument in the town park of Tralee(known locally as "The Green" I think) to a young man named Hawley killed there by Black & Tans. There is a housing estate called "Hawley's Park" in Tralee named after him.
@@DailyPayWithFiona I would highly recommend the book "Tans,Terror & Troubles" which is about the revolutionary period in Co.Kerry which obviously includes the Irish War of Independence and Irish Civil War by T. Ryle Dwyer. He also writes a historic column in the local paper called "The Kerry's Eye".
The wild Heather Glen is a great read it gives a bit of a brief life story of the IRA volunteers that fought on the day of the ambush Great to see their memory alive and well today great stuff keep up the good work👍
Yes they do. They fight for the same cause by getting up early every day to keep a job they don't want to do to earn a living for them and their families.
Ace channel, im not irish im a west Yorkshire man but ive always leant toward the republican cause In Ireland, and I find the history fascinating as well as very shocking, I obviously say this with all due respect to everyone concerned
There's plenty of republican interviews from early days up until the provos for some reason alot more videos that were lost are suddenly making a comeback. There is another documentary about the ira during the early days of Northern Ireland. The raid of a ruc barracks I can't quite remember rhe name though it has many volunteers telling their stories
Some things never change on Irish roads, the speeding reckless and selfish drivers were around even in the 1960s. Like today he had no fear of the Gardai because he knew then as now they were a lazy, dysfunctional police force.
1918 we voted for Independence from the Empire, who would not accept the will of the people of Ireland. The British establishment did not recognize our Democratic right self determination & by all means at their disposal were hell bent on crushing us as a people.
Hard times creates hard men. We are fortunate now that we had such brave, courageous and hard men in 1920.
Forever in your debt, Tom Barry and your volunteers. JB
They created a civil war , brave but nor very clever
He was a lifelong Nazi.
The car flying up the road thought he was caught speeding 😂.
He saw Tom and shat his-self😉 "Yield" Dangerous Road.
Thank you Davy, absolutely superb as always
Thank you Pat!
These incredible videos are outstanding and heart wrenching.. Tom Barry is awesome in this video.. what a brave man.. his clear frank description of the battle.. including what brought it about.. is mesmerizing..
So effective is this format.. putting the viewer there.. right where it happened..
Either they will win or be wiped out.. Tom Barry wasted no words..
Thank you Davy.. for these videos you make.. thank you for your hard work.. and thank you most of all.. for caring🌹☘️
Jen999💜💙
What kind of tactics are those though. =s
.. well they would be called necessary tactics though. How would you describe the occupier’s tactics, terror and thug tactics, what kind of tactics are they though..
Thank you Jen 😊
@@davyholden You are welcome Davy.. your work is stellar.. as you are :)☘️🌹
@@darraghwalsh8534
They said I was ruthless, daring, savage, blood thirsty, even heartless. The clergy called me and my comrades murderers; but the British were met with their own weapons. They had gone in the mire to destroy us and our nation and down after them we had to go.
These Tactics !
Thanks Davy, a really great interview of the wonderful Tom Barry. Well done.. Liam Burke Kilkenny
I have his book called guerrilla days on Ireland very good read and insight on his story 🙏good vid as always
I have asked for 3 of his books for VD day❤
One of my favourite books of all time!
Brilliant video!🇮🇪
Great videos Davy, fair play to ya boy for putting these together
Absolutely unreal.. the stuff that happened in our country that we don't even know of😮 class channel👌
I have subscribed to this channel so I can learn about the horrendous acts committed by my country that we're not taught. I have never felt less proud to be british.
This was informative, thank you for all of your hard work!
Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! You're too kind! 😊💚
Man was dying when he made this. Gwan Tom
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🏞️ Tom Barry describes the setting and preparations for the Kilmichael Ambush in 1920.*
- Tom Barry brought a column of 38 men to Kilmichael, posting them along the road.
- The ambush was a response to the British "Tans" rampaging through the countryside.
- Barry explains the strategic planning involved in setting up the ambush, including dividing the forces and positioning them strategically.
03:23 *📜 Tactical details of the ambush and its execution.*
- Barry describes the arrangement of the men into sections and their specific roles.
- He explains the decision to engage in a road-side ambush and the challenges it presented.
- Details about the intense preparation, the weather conditions, and the moment the ambush commenced.
09:24 *🕰️ Aftermath and reflections on the Kilmichael Ambush.*
- Barry recounts the waiting period before the ambush and the harsh conditions endured by the men.
- He describes the ferocity of the battle and the refusal to accept surrender after the enemy's false surrender.
- The decision to not take prisoners and the aftermath of the ambush, including the disposal of the enemy's bodies and vehicles.
Made with HARPA AI
Throughly enjoyed this Davy. Excellently put together as always. Go raibh maith agat 💚🇮🇪✊
Thanks Peter!
❤❤❤Thank you for sharing that.
Barry comes across as a honest matter of fact leader
Good video. Thanks for this.
Thank you Davy, fabulous interview. For a man from Killorglin, he doesn’t have a Kerry accent at all.
If you are from Co Kerry you might like to know that Tom Barry unveiled the monument in the town park of Tralee(known locally as "The Green" I think) to a young man named Hawley killed there by Black & Tans. There is a housing estate called "Hawley's Park" in Tralee named after him.
@@johnroche7541 I spend a lot of the summer in Castlegregory so am often in Tralee. So interesting… I love hearing all the little details. Thank you.
@@DailyPayWithFiona I would highly recommend the book "Tans,Terror & Troubles" which is about the
revolutionary period in Co.Kerry which obviously includes the Irish War of Independence and Irish Civil War by T. Ryle Dwyer. He also writes a historic column in the local paper called "The Kerry's Eye".
@@johnroche7541 fantastic! I will get it, thank you.
Thank you davie
Thank you!
The wild Heather Glen is a great read it gives a bit of a brief life story of the IRA volunteers that fought on the day of the ambush Great to see their memory alive and well today great stuff keep up the good work👍
Hopefully future generations will not have to face new auxies but the way things are heading i wouldn't be surprised.
They don’t make men like this anymore real Irish ☘️ patriots.
Yes they do. They fight for the same cause by getting up early every day to keep a job they don't want to do to earn a living for them and their families.
@@liammacaodha4783 yeah a pay there taxes for there own demise.
Hello love ur videos
Thank you Dan!
@@davyholden ur underrated af and so is irish history u shouod have 200k at least
Fergus Broderick
Great stuff as always Davy. What year was the interview, 65? Aired on RTE?
Brilliant for those you don’t know there history
their history
If you don’t know your History you won’t no your Future ❤
History talking about history. Thank God we are Irish!
Ace channel, im not irish im a west Yorkshire man but ive always leant toward the republican cause In Ireland, and I find the history fascinating as well as very shocking, I obviously say this with all due respect to everyone concerned
“🎼🎶…the black and tans like lightening ran…🎶”
People's spoken English was so much better back then
I was just noticing that as well. 👍
Davy, do you have other interviews like this that hasn’t been posted?
There's plenty of republican interviews from early days up until the provos for some reason alot more videos that were lost are suddenly making a comeback. There is another documentary about the ira during the early days of Northern Ireland. The raid of a ruc barracks I can't quite remember rhe name though it has many volunteers telling their stories
Found it. It's called the ira secret history. It has documentary 2017 on title. 1954 raid on gough barracks
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What a guy
Isn't it great to see the Tommies and the RIC the Black and Tans and the states flee away from Barry's Column
Some things never change on Irish roads, the speeding reckless and selfish drivers were around even in the 1960s. Like today he had no fear of the Gardai because he knew then as now they were a lazy, dysfunctional police force.
I think that was recorded 1966.
I don't understand why some Irish fight against Irish warriors. It's bizarre and perverse.
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Black and Tan my favourite tipple ......
1918 we voted for Independence from the Empire, who would not accept the will of the people of Ireland.
The British establishment did not recognize our Democratic right self determination & by all means at their disposal were hell bent on crushing us as a people.
I am waiting for the revisionists to start posting
His accent is very odd I think. Did he spend anytime in the U.S.? Doesn't say as much on Wiki.
May God forgive you all,
I say somewhat biased chaps