You Should Book This 1916 Walking Tour
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2024
- Come with me on the 1916 walking tour of Dublin to discover why Easter week means as much as it does to the Irish. #irishbucketlist
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Got it 👍🏻
Done!!! To an Irish descended friend, no less!
That was a great tour. I was a young Russian fella workin in an all Irish construction crew in New York back in the 90s. Got along great and made a few good friends that I won't ever forget. They were a tight bunch - all from Donnegal and so I had a good liking for Ireland and its culture ever since.
Thank for such a wonderful video on 1916 Easter Uprising, Amazing story he tells 😊👍🏻
Lorcan is an absolute legend! I could listen to him for hours and have! I love his podcast even though its been a bit neglected as of late. Thanks for this
Irish blood is living and is sacred .... Support them all... And the continued struggle for Irish freedom and Sovereignty...
Hi Clare! This is a timely video. I just went to an Easter 1916 commemoration mass in Newark, NJ. My parents were from Ireland and they took the whole family to this mass since before I was born. We march a couple of blocks from Military Park to St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral with a band of bagpipers and drummers leading the way. Along with the band is a Celtic cross with all of the heroes of the Rising printed on it. It is an annual tradition. I have to say though that a lot of the old Irish guard has passed away. The group is much smaller these days and a lot of the precision from years past has faded away. After mass we (and most of the congregation) walk to McGovern’s Pub - the bar where my parents met in the ‘60s.
I wish I was back in Jersey to see that!!
Sounds lovely . You’d barely have anyone from Ireland show up at the commemorations these days unfortunately.
@@paulmcgrath6118 there are reasons for that though its not laziness the easter rising was a failed rising it got a lot of people killed the war of independence isn't really celebrated because devalera wanted to be remembered as one of the original 1916 leaders ..also it became known among many as the time ireland was partitioned etc and the start of the troubles and amongst the unionists it caused strife ...so i guess it became controversial to many here with many having mixed feelings.
@@silverkitty2503 dev hasn’t been around for a long time , there’s just too many armchair republicans. I’ve been going to the commemorations for years and the numbers are ridiculously small. Except for 2016 of course when everyone jumped on the bandwagon.
@@paulmcgrath6118 But why shouldn't they be small? ? It isnt really anything to do with independence it was just a failed rebellion... that killed a lot of people and the war of independence wasn't until 1919 and only ended in 1921? Surely THAT is more important? I never got the whole 1916 fuss? It was a total failure?
Just bought 2 of this man's books. I look forward to them arriving!
Omg amazing! 🙌🏻
@@Clisare I am interested in the history after your video so I am excited for the arrival of the books.
This was fantastic!!
I would "insist" that any visitors to Dublin do this tour, it should be made obligatory in my view, not only is it educational but hilariously entertaining as well. Being English, I've been on it at least 12 times over the years and it literally changed my life for the better. I haven't seen Lorcan for a few years now but I thank him everyday for inspiring me to study Irish History. God bless you Lorcan.
Thank you, I enjoyed this. I must say I am so glad that the younger generation from south and North can now be friends. My father in law is in his 90’s and northern Irish. He treated me fine until I told him I was a mixed breed, having a set of grandparents that were from Dublin. This face changed and that was that.
Thanks again Clare. 😘♥️
Clare!!!
Another MASTERPIECE!!
The history is important!
Thank you for sharing!
And, thank you for introducing Lorcan Collins too!!!
GRMA!!!!!☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪
I truly admire Irish culture. Thank you for sharing this
I read a bit about the 1916 rebellion years ago and thought that it was a cluster-f operation. But thanks to Lorcan Collins I now know to "...not overanlyze it too militarily." And "to come at this with the heart as opposed to the head to see where the victoryy is. Because you don't always have to be the winner to be the victor." THAT REALLY KNOCKED MY SOCKS OFF! Thank you Mr. Collins. And thank you Ms. Clare for the setting me straight.
Wow……that’s a HUGE chunk of history there! A couple of times I started to tear up…..thank you for sharing this with us. ❤
Thank you for introducing us to Mr. Lorcan Collins. (As an aside, I love the name Lorcan -- that's Peter O'Toole's son's name.) Americans have this idea of the Irish being conservative, mostly because of your Catholicism. But in some ways, you're more progressive and revolutionary than we are. It's very inspiring to hear your people's stories, and I hope that the will of the people will eventually prevail as well in my country.
Dear Clare,
This is by far one of your best contributions.
Love from a big fan of Irish culture and civilization.
Slan Slan💚🇨🇮
As my maternal family is from Belfast, I really need to research more Irish history. My grandparents came over separately and met in NY, though their families knew one another in Ireland. As I've been told my grandmother and two of her sisters came to the USA because as Protestants they couldn't get jobs at home. Apparently Grandpa's family was "asked" to emigrate, also Protestant. Of the combined 20 siblings between them only the youngest is left. My Great Aunt El is 90. She has the best stories ❤ My paternal relatives are Hungarian Catholics who fled the Iron Curtain. Off to another rabbit hole! Ty Clare ❤
That makes no sense protestants were the ruling class and got all the houses and ALL The jobs. In belfast the protestant privilege was even worse .
I always like hearing how other people talk about the Rising. I took a university class in 2016 exclusively about this event, what lead up to it and the after. We spent spring break that year in and around Dublin since it was the centennial. Every day we would spend time at at least one of the sites, GPO, Four Courts, etc. Thanks for doing this video and helping spread awareness into a piece of history not often taught!
I had tears in my eyes near the end there, and when I saw your tears I just started bawling. So touching, thanks for sharing.
All the people you've documented are beyond wonderful. As are you. And Millie. And by extension Alex. Hope you're having a lovely Easter and many thanks for all you do.
Wow Claire. another great vid. thank you for sharing it
THANK YOU! My grandfather would be so proud that I took the time to watch this. Slainte!
Brilliant Clare - an important part of our history. Thank you for another great IBL/vlog and for all your hard work in providing and producing great quality content 😃😃☘️☘️
Very interesting. God bless our ancestors for their sacrifices. The tour guide is amazing
Awesome, Clare! Thank you for the Irish history lessons. I have a love for the country despite not visiting yet. Ireland and Scotland are my genetic heritage and I plan to see both before I leave this world. I always look forward to these ❤🇮🇪
Iontach maith! Love it. From an ex-pat, I look forward to your videos, a snippet of home. We should never forget how brave those men and women were and how ready they were to sacrifice it all as many of them did. Kilmainham is a great recommendation but be forewarned, it's one of the saddest places I have ever been, I always tear up when I go there. Thank you. Shared :).
Really remarkable speakers. Michael and Lorcan have been such fun to watch.
Wow... that letter he read at the end was so sad. What a beautiful yet sad letter saying goodbye to his wife, kids, and family. What a great tour you have shown us, Clare. Great history lesson. Thank you for this! Slàinte
Thank you for sharing this was us. I like how he puts a little bit of extra information in his tours & he did a great job 👍🏻
Your videos have gotten better and better. I'm learning so much from these (like the workhouse video, which is the best I've seen on the Intetnet) and I thank you so very much for them.
Brilliant! Just brilliant!
Love this stuff! Thanks again Clare!!
17:52 '1916 The Rising Handbook' Now THAT is a handsome book! 😍 Dude has taste.
This was touching, and it's a great time for it right now. Thank you so very much.
Thanks for taking us along on these tours, I've enjoyed them and learned a lot. Brilliant as always!
This is amazing. Well done Clisare. Great production values. 👍👍 Top notch as always Mayo.
That man's letter to his wife after being shot :( I can't imagine what it would be like knowing you're walking to your assured death, just hoping that whoever comes behind you will bring victory. Thank you for sharing this tour!
Thank you soooooooo much for sharing this Claire! Words can’t express how special seeing this was for me. This is most definitely on my list for my trip to Ireland! Can’t wait for more of your spectacular content!!!!!
Wow. This is my first comment. Been following you for quite a while. Love all you're content, but this one struck my heart. This man is amazing. Many things I did not know. Thank you for sharing. When i ever make it to Ireland I'll be sure to take this man's tour!
That was magnificent, thanks for sharing and enjoy your Easter. Happy Easter,❤
what a fab video. thank you, Clisare! learned a lot and a great character telling the stories.
I just want to let you know that I love this series of videos. Thanks to you and the great storytellers you share with us!
Another amazing history lesson! Thank you so much!
Thank you, Clare… for taking the time to share this great wealth of information. He brings it so much more to life, rather than just reading a history book… especially for those of us who have strong ties to Ireland but live elsewhere. ☘️
A beautiful video. Thank you for creating and sharing.
This was so great! Hope you, Alex and Millie are all doing well!
Really fascinating, thanks so much.
Great job with the video. Great history. One of your best videos. Thank you. 😊
Thanks! I learned a lot!
So good! I learned a lot by just watching this video! Between this video and the one you did with that pleasant fellow talking about the hardships of the famine, I feel like I've really received good understanding on why the Irish aren't fond of the UK. My family tree is pretty much a mix of Irish and Scottish folk, and I'm now really trying to learn more about the history of both countries. I find all of your videos to be fun, Clisare, but when you do videos like this one, I'm thrilled. I love to learn about the past. I can't thank you enough for this gift.
16:29 🥺 beautiful 🥺♥️
Great job, love these historical vlogs. I’ll share, shove & push to everyone I know!
Happy Easter, Clare, Alex and Millie 🐰🐣🥚🍫
Thank you Clisare.
I'm not sure what more there is to say... and yet... there is so much to say.
Another brilliant video. The irish bucket list videos in the past always showed excellent places but this latest round of ibl videos have shown us excellent people. Well done!
I’m grateful for these videos. I’m learning so much about your struggles for independence.
My ancestors also fought for independence from the ottoman turks. I should tell you that some of the most significant land and sea battles were headed up by women.
Cheers matey!
Absolutely wonderful, Clisare. Your tour guide just happens to be brilliant: so smart, so facile with the facts. If providence grants me another trip to Dublin, I'll be on his tour. Ta!
omg. just need to say it twice. Absolutely wonderful, Clisare.
Ohhhh thank you for sharing the video. It was very informative. ❤
I love this story as it is likely to be truth, compared to the BS we are taught in school. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing. Very interesting. Happy Easter 🇮🇪
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Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing.
Clare ❤❤ thank you so much for sharing these things with us! I'm 1/2 Irish, but may never be able to visit the motherland. You are really helping others to learn Irish history!
Now I have to dive into Irish history. You're good at this.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Absolutely loved this video. We visited Ireland about fifteen years ago and loved every minute of our trip. Just found your channel several weeks ago and now am binge watching all of them. Keep up the great work.
This history is so fascinating to me
Another excellent video. Thank you!
Howdy Miss Clare 👋 fascinating tour. 👍
Great walking tour! I’ll be in Ireland at the end of June and will try and see him in person. Great video as always
Absolutely wonderful, Clare!
This is the kind of content that stirs the soul.
Thank you, Clare! This was very informative, powerful and sad.!
Another great video! Keep them coming!
Love it❤. Wonderful man. If I ever get to Ireland I’ll look him up.
Shared, and thank you for this!
Class video! Keep at it
Hi Clare, I wish I knew about his tour when I was in Dublin, it seems so full of knowledge on the events between 1916 and 1922. When you go back to Kilkenny, ask for a tour with John at the Medieval Mile Museum... an other knowledgable person. And I like Jo from the Ghost Tour that was suggested to me by a wonderful woman.
Love love love these very entertaining and educational videos doll! I went to the crappiest public schools. I know shite! So, thank you and love you & Alex 💖🤗 take care, stay safe 🐰Happy Easter 🐇
Clare , thank you for this video ! VERY informative and entertaining ! I love history like this ! Have a great week and upcoming weekend ! ☘️☘️☘️
Thank you Clare
I love these videos!! I was in Dublin and all over Ireland early March, and I can’t wait to go back and I would love to do tours like this!!❤❤❤🍀
Míle buíochas for sharing this video! Couldn't have been better timing, just booked a private tour with Lorcan for my family trip to Ireland in a couple weeks! Slán!✌🏼
Amazing! Hope you enjoy! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Still enjoying your informative videos, Clare. You find excellent representatives for Irish history. Well done, and thanks.
Loved this video, keep it up 😊
Loved this. I found a few landmarks that have Irish Trad tunes named after them that I didn't know about. I need to make another proper trip to Ireland someday. 💚
I memorized Yeats' "Easter, 1916" in university. I've never even stepped foot in Ireland. It's all very moving.
“Beware the risen people, ye that have harried and held, you that have bullied and bribed”- Pádraig Pearse, Kilmainham Jail, 1916.
Class video, learned a lot. Cheers.
Thank you for sharing this! It was really fascinating, and the way he described the events really pulls you in. There was a lot of history there I wasn't at all aware of but it was interesting to learn about.
This is complicated but you have to admire the passion. I need to watch a few more times to understand 👍
THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL MESSAGE OF THE PAST TO THOSE WHO THINK THEY KNOW, BUT THEY JUST TALK CRAP, YOU KNOW YOURSELF HOW FOLK WILL TALK SITE.
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I really wish I would have known about that tour when I visited Dublin in 2018. Definitely want to go back, definitely want to take the tour.
Ah ha,that tour guide is brilliant!
Stories galore,and told with love.
Listen,dear Clisare,I have probably said this in the past,and of course,you are a spoken for,married woman.
I would like to say,purely out of utmost respect,you have the most beautiful eyes,complimented only by a smile to match.
Yes,there,I said it.
And I hope that your eyes smile,in response,along with the matching smile beneath the nose☺️
That was excellent, thank you
That was wonderful!
Also, I just found this channel today. This has become my new favourite channel 😅
Mom always ruins a perfectly good holiday by making us learn something.
Hahah, the tour guide has a wicked sense of humour, I love it X'D It's always good to hear from someone about the Irish rebellions against British rule, it's not something you hear about all that much here in England (the British don't like to talk about their contributions to the extreme mistreatment of the Irish, funny that). I'd love to see more stuff like this!
Great story/history lesson
Great video thanks.
Well done Clisare, a nice steady camera.
I dunno if you’re being sarcastic but I was handheld for two hours so it got a bit difficult 😂
That was very nice I like to hear about my history I have irish in Is my family
I had no idea. Thank you.