Real archival footage from 1916 Easter Rising, Dublin
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- Authentic film footage of Dublin, Ireland in 1916 around the time of the Easter Rising.
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Exactly one hundred years ago today!!! 24/4/2016
… and thank you for this very excellent report. Superb content that follows historical fact.
Bottom line is simple ! If it wasn't for our 1916 Leaders the whole of Ireland would still be british rule today ! SO thank God for them brave men and woman who fought to give Ireland Back to the Irish! and in the near future we shall have it United again the way it should be TAL.
Ireland sold their freedom to the European Union ireland is not sovereign 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Look at the damage our political reavers, has done to Ireland and its people. They would turn in their graves
@@martinlong2804 Still doing much better than Britain.
@@donalkinsella4380Not for much longer,look a the state of lreland today, sold to the EU,and look at the mess we are in now
Now we are heading towards perverted marxist and international rule
Ireland still isn't free
At 2:50 has nothing to do with the rising ! It was the late great SEAN TRACEY (tipperary) Getting killed by british spies ! He killed two of them before they got him ! An Irish legend ! RIP !
More like murderer
@@frontier_conflict Gway tan
Fuck outta here 😂 only thing the RA are proficient at is blowing up innocent families.
@@frontier_conflict This is the ra from the 1920s not the troubles
Gway orange clown yis all look like an air hostess ready for the 12th
Definitely going to show this to my teacher:3 she's looking for some footage of the rising so I was wondering is there any more? Like this?
Jeez I got a jumpscare 1:40😂😂
There is a lot of content about the rising on the British Pathe
Great music 👍
It's a massive event in Irish history/culture but I'm glad to say nothing like today's ability for destruction was visited on the city. Syria for example.
Strong National politics and strong nationalist built this country not the weak woke EU appeasing SF/FG/FF gombeen men/women/whatever gender you feel you are politicians we have today !!!
I hope that the British troops in this Video were sent to The Somme in 1916.
Irish History is not Black and White. There is many grey areas in Irish History. In 1916, Most Irish did not care about Independence and many in the Cities and large Towns wanted to remain within the UK and other with Irish Home Rule, but under the British Empire. Most people were too busy earning a living , than wanting full Independence. Many of those British Troops that you are disgusted with were Irish men (Irish regiments and locally recruited) and most were Catholic and yes, many did die in the Somme and in Belgium and they are kids by today's standards. Others became the backbone of the Newly Created Irish Free State Army in 1922 (after fighting at home against the Rebels and in world war 1), as the Various Irish Regiments under the British Army were disbanded in 1922 and/or since 1916 were killed, injured (suffered PTSD - Aka Shell Shock) and continue to serve in the Civil war under the Irish Army (or in opposition) and beyond. The Irish Civil War was far more brutal war, than the War of Independence. I really mean BRUTALLY. The British did not go as far as the brutality as the Irish did to each other. Just look at the Irish Jail system and the various massacres during the Civil war. The Civil War effects us today, more than the historical British rule.
In reality the first civil war was the Micheal Collins rebellions years after the 1916 to 1922, (which was only several skirmishes by modern standards). 1916-1922 was really the first civil war. In 1916, once the British Army commanders sorted themselves out as most of the army was on leave over the Easter Weekend, as they were unprepared as most (Irish) professionals troops serving in the British Army (For Redmond - Home Rule Bill ) were in France dying by the second. The ones back in Ireland were also Irish Troops locally were cycled back to Ireland, with some English and Welsh troops to circulate back for recovery. Dublin and Ireland were often used by the British Army when bringing back troop from far abroad, such as India and Africa to reconditioned them back to social life. Ireland was a the half way point to check for the soldiers and to get them back to normal routine, before going back to England, Wales and Scotland. They were suffering from Shell Shock when coming back from world war 1 battles.
These were the men who fought the 1916 rebels, most of them were Irish Soldiers. Most Irish (people) did not want this rebellion. They wanted Home Rule, not Full Independence, as per their voting in previous election before war broke out in Europe. These same Irish Soldiers in the British Army hunted for Micheal Collins and his men, and then just a few years later, were commanded by Micheal Collins as their leader of the Irish Free State Army and then fought a brutal civil war, which was worse than all their previous battles.
There is alot of Irish History that was whitewashed as it was too inconvenience, so it was not spoken about and is put in vague terms, such as "British" to cover all angles. All Irish people at that time where British Subjects (Aka British Citizens) and the Term British was used to include them. Research the Royal Irish Regiments (in the British Army) involved in the 1916 for yourself and find out their names and history, if you do not believe me. Look at the Battle of the Somme and you find many of the Irish Soldiers (serving in the Irish Regiments of the British army) were killed there and in Belgium in Ypres.
If you ever travel there , go to the Ulster Tower near Thiepval, and close nearby you find two other Irish Graveyards of dead Irish Soldiers, along with other British soldiers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capture_of_Schwaben_Redoubt
The Irish Who fought in World War 1 fought for Ireland and often with the promise of self home Rule after the war. 1916 rebels betrayed them, who wanted full Independence, which was an economic disaster for Ireland after that.
It took too many decades for Ireland to recover economically after that.
My father's uncle was killed at the Somme in 1916 - from Co.Meath originally, in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Many thousands of Irishmen, from what became the Irish Free State, served in British Army in WW1.
@@limerickman8512 Thank You so much for all of the time and effort that you put into this article / reply. You gave me a lot of insight as to the tangle of all of the time. My family on both sides were involved in this difficult time. Neither side spoke kindly about what happened. Both of them were devistated when Michael Collins was murdered. They never got over it.
Could you please find or tell me where to look for the genocide of Ireland? The british white washed it as the famine but my family was much more explicit about it. Sadly by the time I really started to explore my family history me grands has passed . So I've missed so much of what truly happened. Thank You once again.
@@cindycchesney5716 When I was growing up 40 years ago. My grandparents had zero issues talking about the famine, 1916 and the Black & Tans. What they refused to talk about was the civil war. The IRA memorials was the 1916 to the civil war was remembered by both sides, but not the IRA civil war memorials (exception by some) as it was too emotionally brutal to talk about. WW2 once the war broke out the IRA Commanders who during the civil war was ordered arrested by their former commander (who lost the civil war Eamonn DeValera -also an Americancitizen as he was born in the US. Saved his life from 1916 executions by the British) who was the leader of the government at that time and the current IRA members were detained in the largest Irish military barracks called the Curragh camp. They were detained in a brutal camp section at the opposite side where British and Germsns were held. The British and Germans organized day trips to the local town or to the horses while on day pass.
I had to research that history and was shocked. The soldiers who guarded the British and Germans were given blank bullets and the soldiers guards who guarded the IRA Camp were given real bullets.
@@cindycchesney5716 CZcams just censored my reply. Lots more info on the brutality of the civil war and research IRA , British, Germans at the Curragh camp in world war 2. You will laugh and appalled at it. The commander of the IRA (lost civil war) was the head of the government who order IRA Members arrested and held in the curragh camp.
I don’t support Leftists at all, but I certainly support a 32 county, united Ireland!!
What makes u think that’s lefty
Being a citizen of Northern Ireland and being a catholic, I honestly find it to hard to believe we got what we wanted
Even with the price payed at a useless toll, the Irish never fully made the country independent, and the fighting that took place after the Easter rising, where simply all but terrorist attacks.
Studying too, Dubliners where quiet shocked to see irish rebels in Dublin, they believed all the fighting had moved to France, and when British soldiers arrived at the outskirts of Dublin, the crowd cheered “God save the King”. Dubliners where quite happy living under the British statis-quo. So only for a few extremists radicalising a population, we have graves marked in Dublin and a still ongoing political crisis today, never to say the economy too..
What kinda of stuff are you smoking?
@@patdapope He is true. People threw rocks on rebels,beated them up and spat on them. Some people welcomed arriving British troops. But how I say sheeps will never understand strugle and true fight.
@@Komotau4691 he's mostly talking pipe. It's well documented the rebels got pelted and abused by the local population. When they were executed they were immortalized as martyrs.
As for "a few extremists". 75% of the island didn't vote Irish Republican candidates in 1918 general election for no reason.
The Republic might have been poorer for decades but it wasn't a violent, segregated, sectarian hole and it wealth has far exceeded Northern Ireland for the past 30 years.
@@TheSWCantina Well said. I didnt knew that.
When Europe was the best Nation
Irish History is not Black and White. What I am letting you know is not taught in our history books about 1916 rebellion (aka war of Independence) and in our media is not full correct. It leaves out a lot of information. There is many grey areas in Irish History, for many hundred years that has been air brushed out of history. In 1916, Most Irish did not care about Independence and many in the Cities and large Towns wanted to remain within the UK and other with Irish Home Rule, but under the British Empire. Most people were too busy earning a living , than wanting full Independence. Many of those British Troops that you are disgusted with were Irish men (Irish regiments and locally recruited) and most were Catholic and yes, many did die in the Somme and in Belgium and they are kids by today's standards. Others became the backbone of the newly Created Irish Free State Army in 1922 (after fighting at home against the Rebels and in world war 1), as the Various Irish Regiments under the British Army were disbanded in 1922 and/or since 1916 were killed, injured (suffered PTSD - Aka Shell Shock) and continue to serve in the Civil war under the Irish Army (or in opposition) and beyond. The Irish Civil War on 1922 was far more brutal war, than the War of Independence. I really mean BRUTALLY. The British did not go as far as the brutality as the Irish did to each other. Just look at the Irish Jail system and the various massacres during the Civil war. The Civil War effects us today, more than the historical British rule. The signature was barely dry, and the new Free state was legally formal, than when the (official) Irish civil war broke out.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Civil_War
In reality the first civil war was the Micheal Collins rebellions years after the 1916 to 1922, (which was only several skirmishes by modern standards). 1916-1922 was really the first civil war. In Easter week 1916, once the British Army commanders sorted themselves out as most of the army was on leave over the Easter Weekend, as they were unprepared as most (Irish) professionals troops serving in the British Army (For Redmond - Home Rule Bill ) were in France dying by the second. The British Commanders knew about these groups, just originally though they were just playing march, so when they march down their small Calvary, what is now known as O'Connell street, and the Rebels shot dead the Calvary soldiers, then they knew that the rebellion was real. Most Dubliners were disgusted with the behavior of the Rebels in the GPO. They treated the Rebels as traitors.
The ones back in Ireland were also Irish Troops locally were cycled back to Ireland, with some English and Welsh troops to circulate back for recovery. Dublin and Ireland were often used by the British Army when bringing back troop from far abroad, such as India and Africa to reconditioned them back to social life. Ireland was a the half way point to check for the soldiers and to get them back to normal routine, before going back to England, Wales and Scotland. They were suffering from Shell Shock when coming back from world war 1 battles.
These were the men who fought the 1916 rebels, most of them were Irish Soldiers. Most Irish (people) did not want this rebellion. They wanted Home Rule, not Full Independence, as per their voting in previous election before war broke out in Europe. These same Irish Soldiers in the British Army hunted for Micheal Collins and his men, and then just a few years later, were commanded by Micheal Collins as their leader of the Irish Free State Army and then fought a brutal civil war, which was worse than all their previous battles.
There is alot of Irish History that was whitewashed as it was too inconvenience, so it was not spoken about and is put in vague terms, such as "British" to cover all angles. All Irish people at that time where British Subjects (Aka British Citizens) and the Term British was used to include them. Research the Royal Irish Regiments (in the British Army) involved in the 1916 for yourself and find out their names and history, if you do not believe me. Look at the Battle of the Somme and you find many of the Irish Soldiers (serving in the Irish Regiments of the British army) were killed there and in Belgium in Ypres.
If you ever travel there , go to the Ulster Tower near Thiepval, and close nearby you find two other Irish Graveyards of dead Irish Soldiers, along with other British soldiers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capture_of_Schwaben_Redoubt
The Irish Who fought in World War 1 fought for Ireland and often with the promise of self home Rule after the war. 1916 rebels betrayed them, who wanted full Independence, which was an economic disaster for Ireland after that.
It took too many decades for Ireland to recover economically after that.
Old (Republic of Ireland) Irish Regiments that was part of the British Army pre 1922.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Irish_Regiment_(1684%E2%80%931922)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connaught_Rangers
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Wales%27s_Leinster_Regiment_(Royal_Canadians)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Munster_Fusiliers
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Dublin_Fusiliers
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Irish_Horse
@@donalkinsella4380 We were more cruel to each other, than the brits were to us. That civil war was brutal and its repercussions hits us even today.
@@donalkinsella4380 I heard all your bullshit one sided talk many times. Your hatred of the British blinds you to reality.
Civil war last 11 months, and it was bitter civil war and the divisions in families/friends/neighbours lasted a lifetime, into the next generation. I have plenty of stories told to us from that period. My grandmother recently past was 99 and my other grandmother was late 80s when she died 10+ years ago and all of their generation still talked how bitter that was, even more than the black and tans.
Our future is black and white unless we stop it now
@@limerickman8512 Was your Irish Civil War more brutal than our American Civil War which lasted for almost 6 to 7 years?
Lies over more lies ! You are believing what the brits want you to believe . They’re famous all over the world for the deaths of millions of people from every corner of the world .
From one set of tyrants to another
All tyrants must hang!
Tommy Robinson would be proud.
WTF bad music? Disgusting!