The Wind That Shakes the Barley {Only our rivers run free} // Cillian Murphy 

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It's always been one island 🤔🙄

@@seanmckillen9090 that's true, Ireland has always been one Island. I'm Irish & No borders on my maps anyway ☘️

Thank you so much!

RIP Michael Collins indeed. He was the man who restored Irish independence after 7 centuries.

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We have a lot more than England to worry us now if England could get rid of the north they would. It’s our own government that is selling us out not. All those brave men and women that died God rest them all what would the say I cry at how them and us are being betrayed by our own government shame shame and shame on them again

This is a film. In Omagh the people you venerate murdered Catholic children with a bomb. As a child my Catholic wife was terrorised by them in a tiger kidnapping. Try and educate yourself on who these people are. Bullies and cowards. It will be done peacefully and by the vote.

Thank you!! xoxo

Indirectly but the main reason was because he 'raised his hand' to a British soldier/'master'. Always has been the ultimate act for extreme punishment/death in the history of British colonies.

Your comment makes me think of 'Jams O'Donnell' in one of the most wonderful (and funniest) books ever: "The Poor Mouth" by the great Flann O'Brien.

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Plastic paddy

@@superstarshaker7402shut yer mouth. It’s obvious you know nothing of authentic Irishness and Irish culture. If you did, you’d know that the fine people of Newfoundland are far more Irish than the pathetic EU sellouts that live on the island of Ireland now.

Well done

oh boo hoo you're only discovering what imperialism is and the british empire, making judgements about people today who weren't alive during ireland in british occupation- when you're too gormless to realise Britain is more than just England. You've watched one film about your country and now you're certified to get pissed off about history, frankly, you probably don't even know anything about.

The English were behind the civil war