Gerry Adams interviewed on RTE Primetime

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  • čas přidán 29. 04. 2013
  • Miriam O'Callaghan interviews Gerry Adams on the Republican paramilitary killings of Gardai, Soldiers and Prison Officers

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  • @AndrewTinley
    @AndrewTinley Před 11 měsíci +7

    Gerry is top class. No how the RTE tried to get him or McGuinness they were always prepared. He apologizes as far as he can.. he explains himself 100% clear

    • @mardylyttle4178
      @mardylyttle4178 Před 5 měsíci

      He's a scum bag. He could have told where the other disappeared are. Never did

    • @gregconway736
      @gregconway736 Před měsícem

      Open border Adams has been exposed as a massive fraud.
      Him and SF are traitors.

  • @rapier1954
    @rapier1954 Před 8 lety +11

    Yes invite in an international agency - now that is something the British don't want you can bet on that.

  • @damienocallaghan3906
    @damienocallaghan3906 Před 8 měsíci +3

    I remember Gerry standing up in the Dail Years ago
    Enda Kenny was Taoiseach at the time and Gerry said to Enda
    Taoiseach - You have been a TD for 36 Years - Name your top 3 Achievements
    Enda could NOT NAME ONE........

  • @rosco7280
    @rosco7280 Před 11 měsíci +4

    I came here from a previous video i watched of gerry and there is one thing i can say from watching both, this man is a very very clever and calm speaker, no wonder the ira let him do most there interviews hes so clever in the way he amswers all his questions, and this is coming from a protestant talking here

  • @itsshxne3468
    @itsshxne3468 Před 8 lety +17

    Gerry Adams Wat a man

  • @dtothebtotheh
    @dtothebtotheh Před 2 lety +7

    For gods sake, why is RTÉ so anti Irish

    • @seantoner7392
      @seantoner7392 Před 2 lety

      How in the hell is RTÉ anti-irisn just because a presenter asks some tough qs to a man who has condoned the slaughter of fellow Irish men and women and children??. No ones more anti irish that the Ira and Gerry Adams.

  • @brianharrington2940
    @brianharrington2940 Před 2 lety +14

    Good luck trying to out argument this guy.. honestly maybe the greatest politician in the last 30 years.

    • @bellascott6478
      @bellascott6478 Před 2 lety +4

      Good luck??? She gave him everything he deserved and he hated it…well done Miriam

    • @brianfitzpatrick9949
      @brianfitzpatrick9949 Před rokem +5

      Adams rang absolute rings around that west Brit the in west Brit headquarters in Rte

    • @johnnotrealname8168
      @johnnotrealname8168 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@brianfitzpatrick9949Stop using that slur. It is utterly meaningless.

    • @SeanTimlin
      @SeanTimlin Před 28 dny

      @@johnnotrealname8168how is the term west Brit utterly meaningless? Means as much now as it ever did and herself as well as tubridy are perfect descriptions of the “west brit”
      “an Irish person who sympathizes with or favors the culture or political interests of the British”

    • @johnnotrealname8168
      @johnnotrealname8168 Před 27 dny

      @@SeanTimlin Except not being a socialist or supporting his brand of re-unification is not in British interests.

  • @Davyagnew93
    @Davyagnew93 Před 10 lety +15

    There were other replies if you see them? In Europe, there were widespread protests after Sands death. 5000 Milanese students burned the Union Flag and chanted Freedom for Ulster during a march The British Consulate at Ghent was raidedThousands marched in Paris behind huge portraits of Sands, to chants of 'the IRA will conquer'. In the Portuguese Parliament, the opposition stood for Sands-just europe. Its not a true democracy when you have gerrymandering and when its not one man, one vote

  • @barryohanlon
    @barryohanlon Před 10 lety +24

    6:40 he makes a great point.

    • @karlconnolly3994
      @karlconnolly3994 Před 5 lety +1

      Barryoh
      ..nobody knows like Gerry..Maybe the last great Irish Republican.

    • @jakenconor
      @jakenconor Před 3 lety

      @@karlconnolly3994 he copperfastened the unionist veto. Set it in stone for perpetuity. Hardly the act of a great Fenian.

  • @patrickohanlon3537
    @patrickohanlon3537 Před 4 lety +3

    Gerry should have replied , Miriam O, Callaghan,

  • @user-bg8ib5zo4h
    @user-bg8ib5zo4h Před 6 lety +10

    It was war ... the end

  • @baillie677
    @baillie677 Před 2 lety +19

    I'm all for tough questions being asked here. Why is it though that these tough questions are never asked of unionists/loyalist politicians.

    • @seantoner7392
      @seantoner7392 Před 2 lety +1

      Name a prominent Unionist politician who defends loyalist violence during the Troubles?

    • @baillie677
      @baillie677 Před 2 lety

      @@seantoner7392
      Rev Ian paisley, Peter Robinson, Gregory Campbell, Jeffrey Donaldson, Sammy Wilson, Rev William McCrea to name but a few.Big Ian and his vanguard movement alongside big poots as well. Bigots one and all.

    • @seantoner7392
      @seantoner7392 Před 2 lety +1

      @@baillie677 Robinson, Wilson and Donaldson are all twats but I've never seen a single one of them defend loyalist violence, not once. As for the Rev, well yes he was a thug but he's dead, and when he was alive he was quustioned many times by the media. But Wilson and and the rest of them never condoned unionist violence, unlike adams and mcguinness, who repeatedly condoned obscene acts of terror and murder, kidnapping and torture.

    • @baillie677
      @baillie677 Před 2 lety +3

      @@seantoner7392
      If you haven't heard them then you are obviously hearing what you want to hear and that's no surprise .

    • @seantoner7392
      @seantoner7392 Před 2 lety +1

      @@baillie677 well of you could kindly send a link to footage or to a document proving they ever defended loyalist violence or terrorism then I'd be happy to admit I'm wrong.

  • @FP51DPO
    @FP51DPO Před 11 lety +3

    I found out today that Butch Dingle was the voice of Gerry Adams

  • @TT_1221
    @TT_1221 Před 10 lety +12

    Miriam is just rediculous. In her 50's with little house in the Prairie hair. Like a lot of people in RTE she is a total airhead. She, or any other presenter never treated loyalist murderers like she treats Sinn Fein representatives. No concept at all that it was a war. Gerry commanded this interview as usual. Her best moment was when she said "killing isnt always murder, I used to be a lawyer" Time to take out the old law notes and dust them down Miriam.

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety

      Can yiu name a loyalist murderer that she interviewed? Nor a loyalist murderer without googling? Why, are you equating Gerry to murderers? Why do that?

  • @NEATERTICK
    @NEATERTICK Před 10 lety +6

    A True Professional will ....He is one ...so he knows what to say ....and not to say ...I LIKE THIS MAN ....

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety +1

      Were you OK with Omagh and Enniskillen? No doubt a great day for Gerry....????

  • @alvintubio3477
    @alvintubio3477 Před 9 lety +2

    "Sorry" is one of the hardest words to say.

    • @AdamDylanFoley
      @AdamDylanFoley Před 4 lety

      its only a word that means nothing, him condoning the murders has a way deeper meaning to the victims families, why the focus on that stupid word sorry, its literally mean nothing from any human that uses it, the never truly mean it anyway lol, condoning a murder is saying it was wrong and never should have happened..

    • @alexanderhendry5819
      @alexanderhendry5819 Před 17 dny

      @@AdamDylanFoleycondoning is not saying it was wrong. You mean condemn.

  • @consean1349
    @consean1349 Před 2 lety +2

    At what date did it become illegal for Irish people to fight the British invaders?

  • @ProfessorChomsky
    @ProfessorChomsky Před 2 lety +5

    I've watched many Adams interviews and this is certainly the most uncomfortable I've seen. He's usually cool and measured but seemed rattle at many points here.

    • @ProfessorChomsky
      @ProfessorChomsky Před 2 lety

      @Jack the Film Fanatic Eh....naw son, you may need to think about things more....

    • @davido933
      @davido933 Před 11 měsíci

      Agreed Miriam really went at him!

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety +1

    The control of the Catholic church is being eroded ... Enda Kenny gave a great speech explaining this. There is no way we are going back to the control that led to paedophilia, the Magdalene laundries and the bigoty that prefers women to go to England for abortions because it doesn't upset their piety ....

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety +5

    Royal Family. So standing 'holier than thou' in this context is hypocritical, because support for Hitler came from all quarters of British society as well. And if I remember, Margaret Thatcher, that so called great advocate of libertarian philosophy, was a personal friend of none other than Augusto Pinochet. You seem to forget, again conveniently that Gerry Adams and Sinn Fein being Fascist is an oxymoron. It just does not equate. Why don't you just admit that you use the term 'Fascist'

  • @busterbiloxi3833
    @busterbiloxi3833 Před 5 lety +9

    She's out of her mind. He's right to resist her. Still, he has no remorse. Nor should he for he resisted British Occupation.

    • @longmemory1620
      @longmemory1620 Před 4 lety +2

      no remorse nor should he, murdering innocent people, covering up rape pedophilia

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety +2

      @@longmemory1620 I welcome your comments and as a Northern Unionist if we can actually get rid of SF I believe a UI is much closer and I would shake your hand (covid permitting)....play tunes and drink - you have Jamiesons, I have Bushmills....and then swap bottles for more singing. Take care and best wishes.

  • @Emerald007007
    @Emerald007007 Před 3 lety +17

    Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness are the true unsung heroes of Ireland. with love from England.

    • @Emerald007007
      @Emerald007007 Před rokem

      @@garyfletcher1910 you sure your not talking about the British government and the British army? Because if you want to talk murder the British army did it all murder butchery slaughter degradation depravity you name it the Brits did it. Google Brits under investigation by amnesty International for murder in Iraq and Afghanistan for over 200 innocents that we know about

    • @Emerald007007
      @Emerald007007 Před rokem

      @@garyfletcher1910 m8 you need to read more get educated like I did your living in a dream world like i did for a while here is a tip want we learnt in school about our wonderful British empire was a joke and never ever believe the bbc especially when it comes to what we did in paddy land

    • @Emerald007007
      @Emerald007007 Před rokem

      @@garyfletcher1910 Good on ya mate. Now go and get educated about the horrors committed by Britain on the world.

    • @Emerald007007
      @Emerald007007 Před rokem

      @@garyfletcher1910 Behave like Isrealies brit army were worse. You butcherd kids old woman and kids

    • @Emerald007007
      @Emerald007007 Před rokem

      @@garyfletcher1910 If you study history for a living I'm princess Diana. Judging my your level of intelligence I'm starting to believe your not the brightest of your gene pool. But look on the bright side at least you brought me down to your level and got me to respond you pathetic fool. Back to bed now for you

  • @robertwillett9204
    @robertwillett9204 Před 5 lety +4

    The woman is bats.

  • @emmettdrunkenpunk
    @emmettdrunkenpunk Před 10 lety +1

    This show is on repeat lol

  • @gilsand9900
    @gilsand9900 Před 10 lety +6

    There's a 2001 documentary on CZcams called Provos: Endgame (4 of 4) (Peter Taylor, 2001, BBC) in which Brendan Hughes is interviewed. He says he thinks the war is over and has run its course (47:17). Yet Gerry Adams seems to think Hughes was an opponent of the peace process. In Voices from the Grave, Hughes admits to ordering the bombings in Belfast city centre on Bloody Friday, but claims that there was no intention to kill anyone [sic]. If he was not only in a position to order those bombings but also capable of trying to dodge moral responsibility for the inevitable deaths, perhaps he was also in a position to order Jean McConville's killing then capable of pinning the blame on Gerry Adams, knowing that even if Adams knew it was Hughes, he couldn't say so, because by doing so he would have to admit knowledge of IRA operations. ???

    • @longmemory1620
      @longmemory1620 Před 9 lety +1

      Gil Sand anyone (including Hughes) who tells the truth about Adams will be painted as a peace process opponent

    • @ATLmodK
      @ATLmodK Před rokem

      Gerry Adams is accused of absolutely everything bad that happened in Ireland. It would be impossible for one person to do all the Gerry Adams is accused of doing. Brendan Hughes, by his own words had serious mental health issues after years of imprisonment under horrible circumstances, and by his own words he suffered from paranoia believing that many of his former comrades were now British agents. While he never said the same about Gerry Adams, it is clear that Adams was one of the people among many that Hughes distanced himself from. Along with Brendan Hughes Dolours Price also suffered from mental health issues and for reasons unknown developed a dislike for Adams. It is possible, knowing how badly these two suffered that they cannot be taken as absolutely accurate without other evidence of Gerry Adams misdeeds. I have seen so many attempts to utterly destroy Adams that I agree with Bernadette McAliskey that we are sick beyond sanity of hearing how bad he is. At the time she mentioned Martin McGuiness along with Adams in the same vein, but. since Mr McGuiness tragically died, he is forgiven and only Adams is maligned in this fashion.

    • @michaeldevaney5728
      @michaeldevaney5728 Před rokem +2

      @@ATLmodK hi Kathryn I agree 700 percent with yu ie yu are absolutely correct if the weather changed people would blame Adams ie you will never ever ever ever ever hear miriam referring to all the massive amounts of innocent people who were murdered by British soldiers ie its all 1 way traffic

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety +2

    Philomena is the biggest film in Ireland at the moment - the church taking children away from 'unworthy' mothers. Probably you are still watching John Wayne and Maureen O Hara ....

  • @jackietreehorn5561
    @jackietreehorn5561 Před 2 lety +3

    Gerry will never admit to being in the IRA because he's denied it for 40 years and would make him look like a hypocrite if admitted it

    • @Eireann.
      @Eireann. Před 2 lety

      Guerilla tactics don't change.

    • @jackietreehorn5561
      @jackietreehorn5561 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Eireann. definitely not, first used by the Chinese and filtered down to every underdogs

    • @MrEverthere
      @MrEverthere Před rokem

      Whats wrong with being in the Ira any more than any other armed group

    • @michaeldevaney5728
      @michaeldevaney5728 Před rokem

      @@jackietreehorn5561 hi how are yu I hope yur well its about time we heard people like miriam o callaghan highlight and refer to all the innocent people who were murdered by British soldiers we never ever ever hear miriam referring to anything of that nature if the weather changed adams would be blamed for it

  • @balddonaldcerrone7930
    @balddonaldcerrone7930 Před 8 lety +1

    Well to be fair Gerry Adams

  • @jjm2308
    @jjm2308 Před rokem +1

    Gerry Adams don't agree with his beliefs but got to hand it to him threw out the years he's proven to be very intelligent

    • @serenityinside1
      @serenityinside1 Před rokem

      Seemingly.. to dumb folk especially.
      Rats are intelligent creatures tho so …

    • @jjm2308
      @jjm2308 Před 11 měsíci

      I agree with you

  • @eohanrahan
    @eohanrahan Před 10 lety +2

    "by definition, any killing of another human being by another human being is murder" is an incorrect statement as a matter of law. A murder is an unlawful killing of a person with malice aforethought, express or implied. There are many lawful killings and there are many other killings without malice aforethought, none of which fulfil the definition of "murder".

    • @eohanrahan
      @eohanrahan Před 9 lety +1

      kevrs2 Look, I'm not passionate about Gerry Adams or the Troubles one way or another, but if we all have different understandings of the same words, then bliii dliii ldiii gdiii gooo. Take any meaning you want from that!!!

    • @kailashpatel1706
      @kailashpatel1706 Před 6 měsíci

      We also tend not to refer to people in warzones as being 'murdered'' since we accept that their is a breakdown of law and order and Combatants are seen as legitimate targets including collaborators..

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Good article by Eamonn McCann on all this in Irish Times, 7 November 2013 ...

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety

    Your turn.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Like the respect you show? Calling people 'west Brits'!!! Saying the Irish identity is based on Catholicism!!! Yeah, right. Big respect. Huge respect !!

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety +2

    (contd.) often burned out of their homes by Republican hardliners. Perhaps you will dispute it, but these are verifiable facts. A simple question may be asked of these people: where are they now? Mostly, they have left a country where they did not feel welcome. In the modern day, many Protestants fear a similar process would happen in our province were we all banded together. Common Republican slogans like ''Brits Out!'' do little to reassure us of benign intent, given that we are the 'brits'.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    You said, and I quote "They [the people you call 'west Brits'] attack everything that gave Ireland its identity including the Irish Catholic religion..."
    You cite Ian Paisley as a similar case to you. And I agree he is.
    My problem is using terms to insult people, like Miriam O Callaghan, who is simply doing her job in asking Gerry Adams about people killed by the IRA. Calling her a 'west Brit' doesn't give the answers the Irish people are interested in having.

  • @conorfields171
    @conorfields171 Před 2 lety +7

    gerry is president material
    look where he rose from, and againdt the unionist british and southern brits he still became the unelected president of nstionalist ireland, a testament to character

  • @neil2905
    @neil2905 Před 8 lety +3

    Miriam o'callaghan's fuckin voice....
    would like to but can't watch the video.

  • @wks107tdv123
    @wks107tdv123 Před 11 lety +3

    What a terrible interview. Miram basically asks the same questions over & over again. Ulster Television would give a more fair interview.

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety

    I apologise for the fragmented manner in which my response to you has appeared. I inadvertently clicked on the wrong key and lost the order in which my responses were made to you, so my paragraphs may appear disjointed. But you will no doubt get the gist of my response.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety +1

    You're quite right. The church had nothing to do with the burning of 8 million women as witches. The church has never been miscogynist. The church has nothing to do with paedophile priests and magdalene laundries. It's all lies put out by the 'west Brit' media.
    Oh, and yes, the church is central to our Irish identity.

  • @mardylyttle4178
    @mardylyttle4178 Před 5 měsíci

    The man that was never in the IRA 🤣🤣

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety +1

    Sorry, Pearse had an English father. Miriam O Callaghan probably didn't ....

  • @thomasegan9851
    @thomasegan9851 Před 5 lety +5

    I never liked miriam

  • @jstylezPictures
    @jstylezPictures Před 10 lety +2

    Jack would you be willing to have a sensible & civilised debate. my points are these. 1. Ireland as one country could cater for all people on this island, weather you be catholic, protestant or desender(sorry can't remember how to spell it). 2. In my sincerest opinion. britain discriminates against irish culture & has not & will never have any right to rule over any part of this island (I know you'll disagree). 3. Under one education system, one currency, one healthcare system and peoples right

  • @MarkRobertCuthbert
    @MarkRobertCuthbert Před 6 lety +1

    Miriam O'Callaghan Born in FOXROCK ( Rich south east Dublin bitch ) not in Poor land in South Armagh or South Down or Co. Tyrone or Co. Antrim, poor land where the Native Irish mostly live as the Thieves STOLE and murdered to get the BEST Land.
    Early life
    Her father, Jerry, was a senior civil servant in the Department of Energy.[citation needed] Her mother, also Miriam, was the daughter of a garda sergeant.[citation needed] O'Callaghan studied law at University College Dublin, where she also completed a post-graduate diploma in European Law.[citation needed]
    She was the second child in a family of five.[citation needed] Her brother Jim is a member of the Fianna Fáil leadership team and a barrister.[7][8]
    Her first television appearance was an advertisement for Avonmore Milk in the 1980s.
    she has 8 children to two males 2nd one is a cason from belfast. 1st was a mc gurk from tyrone. she likes the north of Ireland males !! Wonder why ?!! no CORK Man would go near that "" Thing "".

  • @mickser101
    @mickser101 Před 10 lety

    look it up yourself

  • @tomipresley6246
    @tomipresley6246 Před 11 měsíci

    de nial isnt just a river in egypt it seems gerry

  • @TT_1221
    @TT_1221 Před 10 lety

    GB was bailed out by the IMF in the late 1970's you know . . and that was with their own currency not a shared flob like the Euro has turned out to be. So its not like they are any different.

  • @Davyagnew93
    @Davyagnew93 Před 11 lety +2

    but none of these were being done by the NI government if the british government had been able to control their soldiers there would have been no need for the violence on the level that there was and if they had been able to control there police for and protect catholics then there would have been no need for the IRA, if the british government had prevented bloody sunday if they hadn't have introduced internment, then maybe. As it stood the irish simply seen it as fighting violence with violence

  • @dtothebtotheh
    @dtothebtotheh Před 2 lety +1

    Gerry speaking the truth, I’m a dub living in Melbourne 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 gtfo Miriam

    • @bfc2155
      @bfc2155 Před 2 lety

      And you moved to part of the commonwealth?

  • @ck1643
    @ck1643 Před 3 lety +15

    I don't expect anything less from the west brit Dublin media.... Gerry wipes the floor with them

    • @bellascott6478
      @bellascott6478 Před 2 lety +4

      Nah he didn’t 🤣 Miriam wiped the floor with him..👍👍👍

    • @ck1643
      @ck1643 Před 2 lety +1

      @@bellascott6478 I very much doubt that.... Even her first question was a trap and he answered it superbly

    • @bellascott6478
      @bellascott6478 Před 2 lety +2

      @@ck1643 lol watch it again…if that were so how come the rest of you are whinging and complaining bc she put him in his place 👏…big time….in fact I love it so much I’ve watched it twice…👍

    • @ck1643
      @ck1643 Před 2 lety +1

      @@bellascott6478 good for u for watching it again... Take a clap👏 I'm not whingeing and complaining.... Its a fact of life that any sinn fein politician gets a rough ride by all the west brit Dublin media outlets with the old mantra "old IRA good, new IRA bad".....but the thing is, they are more than capable of answering any question that is put to them.... Its only a matter of time.... In power in the North and very soon to be in power in the south.... Then the FF/FG carve up will piss their pants

    • @bellascott6478
      @bellascott6478 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ck1643 you and ppl like you are the reason there will never be peace..you don’t actually want peace . You’re happily typing like a keyboard warrior to a girl on here in a threatening way

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety +1

    loosely. if you look at Sinn Fein's manifesto, there is nothing Fascist about it. Absolutely nothing.

  • @jstylezPictures
    @jstylezPictures Před 10 lety

    (Part 2) to education, Political opinion & religious liberty in this island I'm sure that you understand what i'm saying

  • @jonoessex
    @jonoessex Před 10 lety +5

    Those people had no idea what they were talking about. They were taken in by the emotion of the issue. How many of those people even understood the conflict? There was one man one vote from 1968 onwards i.e throughout the troubles. The electoral boundaries were changed throughout the conflict. Even Bobby Sands was elected. There was democracy!

    • @markc6409
      @markc6409 Před 2 lety +3

      there also was interment, that is not democratic

    • @jonoessex
      @jonoessex Před 2 lety

      @@markc6409 Introduced to stop paramilitarism in NI not to stifle democracy.

    • @malsmith1618
      @malsmith1618 Před 2 lety +1

      @@jonoessex it wasn’t just about voting rights it was also to do with housing and jobs just take a look at o Neil who tried to make reforms he was ousted by unionists for being too liberal

    • @jonoessex
      @jonoessex Před 2 lety

      @@malsmith1618 He did make reforms even if he was ousted. There were more reforms after he was ousted.

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety +1

    1. I don't think that Gerry Adams, a Socialist, would condone what the Argentinian Junta did during The Dirty War when mostly Socialists were targeted by the Junta, and it was Socialists that made up the majority of " Los Desaparecedos " As for Adams supporting Galtieri, I really don't think the Argentinian Junta would want support from a left wing organisation. 2. You conveniently forget that support for Hitler in British society did not end with Mosley, but went all the way up to the ..

  • @generalzod9042
    @generalzod9042 Před 6 lety +3

    Just watched The Foreigner with Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan .

    • @tomceltic5502
      @tomceltic5502 Před 5 lety +1

      Any good ?

    • @longmemory1620
      @longmemory1620 Před 4 lety

      based on a novel where the Gerry Adams style character is referred to as uncle liam

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    What does 'west Brit' mean?

    • @AdamDylanFoley
      @AdamDylanFoley Před 4 lety

      Geographically Ireland is west of britian, so a west brit is an irish person that supports or follows whats dictated to them from british influencers, the RTE is full of people i class as traitors, ryan Tubridy is another scumbag who supports british interests, his grandad was an active IRA volunteer, he would be spinning in his grave, miriam and ryan arent irish, they dont deserve the title of being called irish, they are loyal to british interstests, they are actually ANTI irish, anyone who hates people that put there life in the firing line and were willing to die in an armed struggle to free ireland from british colonial rule/opression isnt irish, if you dont support the freedom fighters your essentially supporting the british oppression..

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    I'm not talking about people's faith, I'm talking about the Catholic church, which you said was so central to Irish identity ...
    Philomena is on all over Ireland - check here
    wwwDOTodeoncinemas.ie/films/philomena/14635/

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    A 'British slant' as defined by whom?

  • @michaeldevaney5728
    @michaeldevaney5728 Před rokem +1

    You will never ever ever ever hear miriam refer to all the killings which were committed by British soldiers if the weather changed miriam would blame the i r a

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Defined in Bernard Share 'Slanguage' as 'Irish man or woman professing, or assumed to profess, loyalty to the Republic's former occupiers, or apeing their manners' ... That would not therefore include Miriam O Callaghan is in an insider of the Republic's establishment. I suspect you are using it in a different sense: 'Anyone who questions Gerry Adams'.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    There was a referendum in 2002. You are right there is no abortion on demand, but there isn't even abortion on demand in England (where most Irish women go for abortions). No doubt that's all part of a plot by 'west Brits' to put strange ideas in the minds of Irish women who should do what they're told .....

  • @jericho9653
    @jericho9653 Před 4 lety +11

    Would she grill the queen about the English shipping out 4500 ships of food in 1847 starving 1 million Irish to death. Interview is a disgraceful

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety +2

      Hopefully she would ask the Head of state about Ne Temere and genocide of Irish protestants.....???

    • @monrush
      @monrush Před 2 lety +2

      And what did the queen have to do with it??

    • @jericho9653
      @jericho9653 Před 2 lety

      @@monrush her organisation was responsible for it so why not she get grilled like Adams does about the IRA. Remember the IRA had no support from the Irish up in the North until the British starting masacaring people, burning catholics out of there homes, no jobs and no housing for them. Then when they went out on the cival rights marches the Irish were beaten off the streets from the RUC which was 98 percent prodestant. The Irish had every reason the pick up the gun up there. They tried to change things peacefully and they were met with brutal force so they had to respond with brutal force of there own which ended up in a neethless 30 year war

    • @monrush
      @monrush Před 2 lety +1

      @@jericho9653her organisation was responsible for the Irish potato famine???I think she was born over 60 years later... Can we stop glorifying the IRA and the "struggle" the IRA were nothing but a bunch of murders and thugs. They had no great cause.

    • @jericho9653
      @jericho9653 Před 2 lety

      @@monrush there cause was to drive the British out so there wouldn't be any repeats of the great famine massacre when the brits exported all the food out of the country while the Irish population halved in 5 years. How many Irish are the British responsible for kill down through the centuries. How many innocent people have died around the world from the hand of the British army??? The British were not wanted in Ireland ever hence constant uprisings against them to drive them out which thankfully the old ira of the 1920s managed to do when they drove the brits out of the south of Ireland. If Russia invaded Britain and subjugated Britain to extreme brutality lasting centuries and halved Britain's population are you saying the British wouldn't be within there right to take them on and get Britain back for Britain?????

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety +4

    ...toadies. I may remind you the Britain has been prosecuted at the Court of Human Rights for human rights violations in NI. So before you come on here and start throwing around words like Fascist and war criminals, I suggest you go and find out what they really mean in the eyes of the international community, because quite frankly, you have no idea what you are talking about.

  • @RobRoyBoaz
    @RobRoyBoaz Před 11 lety +3

    merely continuing the fight to bring Ireland into a united state, which is where it should be. It was originally a united nation until the English interfered and it must be returned to its original self. The toadies in the South who do not want it have allowed themselves to become puppets of the English. Why allow the English to divide the Irish people? When East Germany became reunited with West Germany, to form a united country, many in the West were hesitant because of the economic cost, but

  • @Davyagnew93
    @Davyagnew93 Před 10 lety +1

    Actually protestant violence and a biased state led to all this, depending on when you see the start of the troubles, could be the formation of the UVF, or the civil rights march on october 5th 1968, the battle of the bogside or the deployment of the army, all fuck ups by everyone but the nationalists. By the way i didnt say the nationalists didn't start it, i said that if the brits had prevented bloody sunday and internment then there wouldnt have been a need for violence on such a scale

  • @finianfarrelly4211
    @finianfarrelly4211 Před rokem

    One word for her,total waste of money but i wouldn't expect anything else from RTE.

  • @michaeldevaney5728
    @michaeldevaney5728 Před rokem +3

    Gerry adams is an amazing man the shite and the abuse that that poor man had to endure especially from irish politicans is totally and outrightly disgraceful ie its well time we heard people referring to all the innocent people who were murdered by British soldiers

  • @alanknotts1844
    @alanknotts1844 Před rokem +8

    The greatest Irishman since Michael Collins🇮🇪

    • @samwalsh8299
      @samwalsh8299 Před rokem +1

      Michael Collins would despise that man.

    • @alanknotts1844
      @alanknotts1844 Před rokem +3

      @@samwalsh8299 would he? No Adams, No Peace Process.

    • @alwayslaughing6826
      @alwayslaughing6826 Před rokem +1

      Bobby sands

    • @GJ1607.
      @GJ1607. Před 9 měsíci

      ​@samwalsh8299 collins and his successors sold the irish Catholic people of the north out and left them to be discriminated against murdered and beaten of the streets when they complained about their lot

    • @johnnotrealname8168
      @johnnotrealname8168 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@GJ1607. To be fair the South had to build a state in the first place.

  • @dior9735
    @dior9735 Před 7 lety

    Excuses.

  • @mickmoriarty7372
    @mickmoriarty7372 Před 3 lety +4

    How dare that woman

  • @johnkavanagh2456
    @johnkavanagh2456 Před 3 lety +6

    Is the interviewer even Irish? Very biased against Gerry

  • @mogdaboi
    @mogdaboi Před 9 lety

    Btw hearald

  • @PATRICKEIRE
    @PATRICKEIRE Před 11 lety +8

    When the IRA said it was disbanding it gave an apology to its victims,allthough it may not be much comfort to those people who were affected it did say sorry,,and i dont have a problem with sinn fein having to answer ANY questions,,but what is very annoying is the double standerds that sections of press esp RTE set when ever they go near the subject of sinn fein,as i pointed out 99% of political parties on this island have a history with the gun in irish politics and for...cont

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety +1

      DUP have no history with guns. SDLP to my knowledge have no history with guns. Try again.

  • @jstylezPictures
    @jstylezPictures Před 10 lety

    Jack don't you understand that the whole 32 counties of ireland should belong to everyone living in this island. I'm assuming You disagree that ireland is one country yet agree that scotland, wales, cornwall & england are one island & one country. don't you realise the hypocrisy lol

  • @bobmarleystoe
    @bobmarleystoe Před 10 měsíci +1

    a saintly man in all respects. god bless you gerry.👍

  • @paddycaldwell3112
    @paddycaldwell3112 Před rokem

    He should never did this interview with Miriam he had denied it and she keeps repeating the same questions and doesn’t accept his answers and she doesn’t know 100% he was in the IRA if she did she wouldn’t ask and he wouldn’t deny and he’s said for years why he believes DP said what she said but again he’s saying that’s what he thinks,he can’t know 100% why anyone says anything and her repeating the same things n expecting different answers is tiring I really don’t understand why he did this I’m sure he has better ways to spend his time and he’s condemned all murders numerous times .

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Did you not hear about the 'yes' vote in the recent abortion referendum?
    The Irish people no longer follow the Catholic hierarchy in the way you expect them to, and they do not agree with your views.

  • @PATRICKEIRE
    @PATRICKEIRE Před 11 lety +1

    And i do not have any idealised versions of irish history,and who are you to say there is no debate,,your right and everyone is is wrong unless they agree with you..i know what that kind of outlook reminds me of,,, i was pointing out what total double standers that are directed towards Sinn Fein by FF,FG,and labour and the biased RTE and sections of dublin media.So now can you debate the views i just expressed without carring on like a child a name calling or is that just to much to ask of you.

  • @jerryfields4837
    @jerryfields4837 Před 4 lety +3

    typical D4 journalist....if u lived on the border in the 70`s 80`s 90`s love, you might have better manners and let the man explain more without your subjective interruptions all the time!!!

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety

    3. One education system: obviously there would be much to discuss there about the role of the Ctholic church in education (personally, my feeling is that churches or religions of any kind ought to be kept strictly seperate from schools). Healthcare: the NHS provides a very good service, which I am not sure the Republic would have the resources to compete with, quite honestly.

  • @seancampbell9740
    @seancampbell9740 Před rokem

    Great publican so he was 🤣

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Go see Philomena .... wouldn't get many for the pope now.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    Pearse had an English mother ... I don't think the term 'west brit' means anything. It's just a term of abuse.

  • @clouddweller1195
    @clouddweller1195 Před 8 lety +1

    How bout Joe Duffy? He wants Ireland to bring in a million black afros?

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety +1

    On top of all that, if we can put romantic imagery aside, the island was partitioned to recognize demographic reality on the ground ie. the North of the country was ideologically and bitterly divided. Partition was the least worst solution at the time, and I believe it still is. My people also have a fundamental right to live here, in this place we have lived for hundreds of years - seriously, it is terribly frustrating that that is so difficult for the Republicans to see.

  • @SchoolBoy0001
    @SchoolBoy0001 Před 8 lety +8

    You people in the north are brainwashed. Ye are controlled by a separate country, that's embarrassing. In the year 1171 ireland King Henry deemed himself king of ireland. Before this, Ireland was irish, United. Ireland remained under British rule until 1922, until we got our independence. The conclusion to this is, ye were irish in before 1171 during 1171 and after 1171. For example, if Germany decided tomorrow to invade ireland and keep it as one of their own, would that make is German? of course not. obviously this is an unrealistic example due to the circumstances but the principle still stands. Ye were irish, are Irish and forever will be irish, whether ye like it or not. Tiocfaidh ar la.

    • @amysands8925
      @amysands8925 Před 7 lety

      We are all brain washed.

    • @karlconnolly3994
      @karlconnolly3994 Před 5 lety +2

      “You people in the north “ ?Remember the father of Irish Republicanism,Wolfe Tone was a Northern Protestant.
      Also,only part of Ireland got its independence.
      Stereotyping is lazy and most times ignorant.

    • @Dannyt077
      @Dannyt077 Před 4 lety +4

      You people in the North
      Did you just watch the same video I did? Because there was one Irish Republican from the north and one euro shill from the south

  • @22grena
    @22grena Před 11 lety +2

    Gerry must be the most patient man in the world to put up such bullshit

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety +2

    Sensible and civilized? I have been nothing but - and I accept your terms. In answer to your points:
    1. That sounds good, but I'm afraid I don't believe it. When the Republic was formed, a large number of Protestants were incorporated within its borders. These people suffered heavily from discrimination over jobs (Irish language which they did not speak, was, for example made a pre-requisite for government jobs). They received little police protection from hostile neighbours and were (tbc)

  • @jstylezPictures
    @jstylezPictures Před 8 lety +1

    End of the day this same old line "So called dissident groups" is the reason every republican on this island aren't together. This man hasn't got the right to say who's republican or otherwise as does no one. I'd love everyone to get together and stop downing other republicans as " Micro groups " nothings going to change unless everyone acknowledges eachother. P.s We're all Irish no - matter who you are in Ireland!

    • @GaryMcCaffrey
      @GaryMcCaffrey Před 8 lety

      +jstylezPictures They're called dissidents because they are opposed to the peace process, and the peace process is something the majority of the island support.

    • @jstylezPictures
      @jstylezPictures Před 8 lety

      Gary McCaffrey have you actually asked every man woman and child on this island of Ireland their opinion on the matter or are you just a member of the sinn fein community

    • @GaryMcCaffrey
      @GaryMcCaffrey Před 8 lety

      +jstylezPictures Firstly, I am not a member of the 'Sinn Fein community'.
      Secondly, you're asking me how can I know that the majority of the Island support peace as opposed to a return to constant violence? Well, I suppose common sense is a starting point to how one could discern that.

    • @GaryMcCaffrey
      @GaryMcCaffrey Před 8 lety

      +jstylezPictures And if you want a new united republic, you could look at only two possible ways of achieving that from a republican perspective, creating a situation whereby those currently opposed to the idea begin to change their mind. Or by violence you could liken to Israel / Palestine.
      It's just a matter of which approach you prefer, and as I said, common sense and a knowledge of the people of this Island tells me the overwhelming majority prefer the peaceful route.

    • @jstylezPictures
      @jstylezPictures Před 8 lety

      Well like I said? Have you actually asked every living person on this island what their opinion is on the matter or are you reading off of the same old Hymn sheet given to you by the leaders of the Sinn Fein community?

  • @Davyagnew93
    @Davyagnew93 Před 11 lety +1

    the brits said one thing and did another, introducing internment and interning only catholics and torturing them, the guilford four for example, ive seen a few of your comments like writing under the wind that shakes the barley that it was ira propaganda, your not irish, you weren't here but the british commited attrocities just like those in the wind that shakes the barely.

    • @professorplums722
      @professorplums722 Před 2 lety

      Well you got your revenge with Ne Temere in the South which is basically genocide of everything Protestant. Hope you feel better. Sell that to those in the North and even Donegal.

  • @jackmotta6942
    @jackmotta6942 Před 10 lety +1

    One currency: If you mean the euro, it really is not a good time to have that argument, as no country currently not already in the euro would dream of jumping into bed with that coinage. Many are regretting ever going in.

  • @paullinnane4396
    @paullinnane4396 Před 4 lety +4

    Miriam O'Callaghan is very rude. I dont like miriam

    • @longmemory1620
      @longmemory1620 Před 4 lety +1

      Gerry Adams covered up sex abuse. I dont like gerry

  • @michaeldevaney5728
    @michaeldevaney5728 Před 6 měsíci

    Nobody ever ever ever ever ever ever hears miriam referring to all the innocent people who were murdered by British soldiers if the weather changed miriam would blame the i r a wake up miriam it takes 2 to tango

  • @johncambridge7339
    @johncambridge7339 Před 9 měsíci

    Why don't rte go after the pup dup tup about there links to the uvf lvf uff and the uda

  • @jonoessex
    @jonoessex Před 10 lety +1

    The death of Sands did not spark "condemnation" around the world. The IRA hunger strikers were responsible for the boost the IRA got after that not the British. Nationalists were not oppressed. Yes there were inequalities but these were dealt with by the Brits. They lived in a democracy and were perfectly able to use peaceful means to pursue their objectives.

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety +1

    You say 'nobody denies' the wrongdoing of the paedophile preists. You are either extremely ignorant or a liar. The church long denied it.
    You downplay the abuse of children by saying "only 1%" of priests are paedophiles ... how many children is that abused?
    You say this is 'fart in the wind' .. not to the victims it isn't. I say. well done to the media for exposing the cover-ups of the church.

  • @PATRICKEIRE
    @PATRICKEIRE Před 11 lety

    And ur remarks are like one of those of a child who had there rattle taken off them,,abuse and rant,,rather than try to make your point like and adult,,,how very sad.

  • @oisinsheehan3289
    @oisinsheehan3289 Před 11 lety +2

    gerry adams sufered likr thousands of other people and he's being critisized for no reason.
    Tiocafaidh ar lá

    • @treasam5737
      @treasam5737 Před 4 lety +1

      Oh for God's sake wake up. He's a murderer and don't use the excuse he suffered. He sanctioned people to death and he needs to be accountable. He and his like will never represent me as an Irish person. Violence is NOT the answer.

    • @pgater128
      @pgater128 Před rokem

      @@treasam5737 Are you from The North or the South?

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 10 lety

    So Catholicism is an integral part of the Irish identity? As is not allowing abortion for say victims or rape or incest? (they can go to Britain for abortions if they can afford it).
    Better to drop such notions ....