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Now look at Ireland. He will be turning in his grave. If only he had lived longer, a man you cannot fail to respect.

Im non-Irish I don't can to judge . I think both, Mr. Michael Collins and Mr. De Valera were very controversial in their time...but both were good patriots in their own way. The countless nameless dead from the many uprisings and previous defeats are the true heroes. They made the greatest sacrifice a human being can give - their own lives. You have to give the Irish credit for that...they were very self-sacrificing.

Wow, may he rest, the big fellow, may he rest 💚🤍💛

RIP

Great documentary.

The first leader we should have had and were deprived of his wonderful way of thinking. The civil war should never have happened and I put all the blame on Dev for leaving the Dail and making that terrible speech about Irish Blood. I have read a number of books on both Dev and Michael. And I feel that we have lost a wonderful leader and the country would have been a lot different than we have today. I feel Tim Pat book on him sums him up so well.

So many movements splinter and dissipate thus diverting their attentions from the real struggle.

What would he think now

True legend

First and this triangle is sad.

0:52 Dutch: Those damn O'Driscolls !

Mick went back to Ireland in 1916 to avoid consciption his brother who was a policeman in Chicargo tried to get him to go there but he had made friends with other Irish in the GPO working mans club he frequented so went to Ireland instead and thats where the rifles came from later 🙂

Thank you so much for sharing such a brilliant and informative video....please keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!

Guerilla days in ireland.f da rest day did it best.if he was left alone i wonder if ireland would be united now,i strongly belive we he would of gained more he knew his enemy well he was da boldest feen you ever did see..r.i.p.g.m.c

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Don't forget the role of Buckley who informed the British that the column base was at Crossbarry none of Monaghan's mines went off as intended - it is likely he was a British plant - deserters were usually shot so it is a mystery how he became embedded in the column. The IRA column disbanded and there was much reduced activity in Cork for the last three months of the war of Independence when the action moved to Dublin which like 1916 was the most active area.

The Greatest Son of Eire, The farm boy with blue eyes like a child, 102 years gone, Rest in Heavenly Peace Micheal O'Coileain

The English must have been delighted when he was got…..eventually. And they must have taken great pleasure knowing he was gunned down by own of his own countrymen. A sad sad day for Ireland

Not much cover left around crossbarry . Looks like a lot hedgerows removed.

The new book 'Solving the Murder of Michael Collins' takes these findings into account.

Excellent presentation. My grandfather was in the IRA in North Tipperary and that song is my dad's party piece

What a very young Handsome Irish Man !!! Brave ...and so Bright !!! Ireland has a lot to be proud of" You Michael Collins ..".

Lovely letters 💚 from the heart ❤

Very interesting and beautiful documentary. Thank you very much for your posting and sharing this!

Thanks for sharing, i really enjoyed that 🙏👍🏻🇮🇪

The most wanted man in the Empire

Brilliant account Thank You.

RIP 🙏 MICHAEL COLLINS 🍀🇮🇪🍀 Tiocfaidh ár lá 🍀

Am i right in saying Michael was 31 when he was murdered ? Jesus what he acheived at that young age is impressive

Collins was killed by the IRA because he had betrayed his own people.

Collins betrayed Ireland, which is why the IRA killed him.

You'll never beat the irish. 🇮🇪 British vermin out of Ireland 🇮🇪

Unfortunate that the reason behind the British roundup is omitted - information from IRA traitor Buckley who was "captured" at Upton where though he held a commanding position did not fire a shot. Also the number of troops involved 120 had been exaggerated with Barry's claim of hundreds. No mention of Monaghan's (deserter) mine failing to explode as had all his previous mines. Was Monaghan finally shot having been given a last chance. The summation of Crossbarry is a debacle where the British nearly caught the column based on an informer and shot up the transport. The column disbanded and the Cork IRA had suffered significant casualties at Nadd, Rahinisky, Mourne Abbey and Clonmult due to being completely infiltrated by British intelligence . Remarkably the Aungier Street ambush (actually happened in Wexford Street) is reported the same day. It is substantially unknown. There were as many attacks in a mile of road from Rathmines to Dame street in Dublin than boasted about in Cork for the rest of the war of independence. Despite seven large barracks, three auxiliary companies and inability to barricade or mine paved streets, the Dublin Brigade managed some 40 attacks a month for the remainder of the war to the truce.

Michael, I respect your patriotic vibes and love you for being handsome in life ❤

Rest in peace, Big Fella.

A wonderful video presentation, thank you.

Excellent presentation, keep them coming please.

10 000 pounds upon his head and still could not be sold. How much is 10 000 pounds today? A century later!

Why does UA-cam paste a context on everything? Arbiters of truth ?? 🤣

I respect Michael Collins for what makes him who he was: an awesome leader, spokesperson, rebel, soldier who became general and guardian angel ❤

Mick never needed to be there his brother offered to put him up in Chicargo he chose Ireland when they introduced consciption in 1916 in the 60's Ernesto Guevara visited his grave before going to Bolivia

Is there any audio of this ??

not to brag but im related to him

TIOCFAIDH AR LA ERIN GO BRAGH 32CSM 🇮🇪

this is amazing

Where exactly is the old Forde house in Ballymurphy. Can't seem to find it around the Charlie Hurley moment. Does anyone know?

Very brave like so many over there. Rest in peace, all of you.

He was a great man. 🇮🇪

#anationonceagain

Hes a great man