JFK: Revisiting emotional Ireland trip in 1963
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2013
- President John F. Kennedy made an emotional visit to his ancestral home in Ireland in 1963. CBS News's Charlie D'Agata looks back on the first Irish Catholic president's trip to that country.
I’m glad I was alive for his presidency, I was 12 on that fateful November day and it still hurts to this day.
A lovely visit what a charmer he was. He looked like he loved this visit
JFK a great American and a great Irishman
Yesss
Yea I was awesome
Thanks
Bro that ending with the funeral gave my feelings whiplash
I'm from Tipperary and our son had his confirmation a few years ago. We went to Wexford for the weekend. We visited the Kennedy homestead. The house has changed much and they have a little museum there with some of JFKs personal items there that Jackie Kennedy sent to the family like his dog tags and a rosary beads he was carrying the day he was assassinated. What a great man he was and very well respected in Ireland and a friend to this country.
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that had to be right at the top of the best 4 days of his life. What makes it so heartbreaking is Dallas is waiting
Ireland has always had a REAL "special relationship" with the US that the Brits desperately crave.
I'm from dublin and you couldn't have said that any better. Thank you :)
Mike 32haha Why does it have to do with the Kennedys. Or the Irish Americans roots in America.
Most people in the UK do not want any kind of relationship with the United States.
@@johnsmith-bx4rn The United States bankrupted sterling in 1956.
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Jfk had those irish good looks so handsome ☘☘and so much charm.. we love jfk here in Ireland ☘Rip
Thank you for loving him as much as we did. My parents were actually about 10 years younger than JFK during his Presidency, but when I see him, I see them, and long for those days when they were all still alive and smiling and living life to the fullest. I get very emotional when I watch these films, knowing what was to come. But I try to be grateful to God for blessing us with this President and for my parents.
Reminds me of my Irish born mother. Ah sure don’t mind him. RIP mom an JFK. God bless the fabulous Irish.
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my aunt and cousins still live in new ross, i visited a few times back in the 80s and early 90s and never even knew jfk's relatives left their to live in America many years ago.
"It took 115 years for this trip, 6,000 miles, and 3 generations." Lol
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Amazing
I'm crying
I’m Palestinian majority of my family are redheads and I love when people ask if we are Irish take it as a compliment. I love my Irish brothers and sister! Palestinian by blood Irish by heart! 🇵🇸♥️🇮🇪
We both share the same struggles too 🇮🇪❤️
@@darraghmcdaddy We will stay strong together ❤️
@@milahasan4276 "Tiocfaidh ár Lá"
That’s lovely, hope all is well in Palestine. Israel and Palestine need to get along!
Wonderfully moving! Great President!
JFK....Americas greatest President........... since FDR Senior.....they have all since been Schills!
Trump is now the Greatest. JFK was the last great democrat before the party took a hard left turn. He was a moderate , life member of the NRA and stood for many issues todays democrats shy away from. Reason they lost so badly in many past elections for various offices. Moderate democrats now vote Republican as the DNC is taken over by Hollywood and radical alt-left loons.
Ger Gemini Amen...literally the best.
@@egriffin70 NO COMPARISON FROM INTELLECT AND ALL THE REST!
FDR was not a great president.
FDR was a jewish shill.
It was not a famine it was genocide , RIP JFK ,
The trouble is NOT MANY FOOL'S DON'T KNOW IRISH HISTORY
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No it wasn’t. It was a natural disaster like a hurricane or flood. ‘Genocide’, in contrast, is a deliberate decision to eradicate a particular race of people. You might want to invest in a dictionary.
Brilliant !!!
Cousin Mary was a tough lady! Reminds me of my Grandmother. 96 and she would still knock me upside the head if I got outta line.
You're right, she seemed completely oblivious to the fact her 2nd cousin was the President. To her, he was her 2nd cousin, period. I'm sure that unpretentious realism was what he appreciated most though.
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It makes me smile this
We will.come and see you
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy: He spoke to the BEST in us. When will we have his like again?
That end comment about the funeral felt like a dagger through the heart.
Great man.
RIP JFK
He had so much to do before his fateful rendezvous..
The four people who didn’t like this video were NOT AT ALL BRILLIANT!!!
❤ for ever
Us Irish are so proud.
Does anyone know how Mary Ryan reacted to his assassination? Did she go to the funeral?
Mary Ryan was devastated. There was a day of mourning in Ireland on Monday, November 25, 1963. Mary was invited to the funeral in Washington but she did not feel that she was in good enough health to attend so she asked her daughter Mary Ann to go instead. www.independent.ie/life/jfk/tea-and-sympathy-from-mary-ann-the-cousin-with-the-ready-smile-29346233.html
🇺🇸thanks from John Robert Bruffett Junior of United States of America!
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JFK in ireland: jf k be like I'm a funny man
My father called me jfk 🇮🇪32
This would be JFKs happiest moment abroad before the US security state ended his life in Dallas a short time later in order to pursue a more reckless, violent and anti-democratic course of empire building across the globe that has led to the loss of countless civilian lives and the economic stagnation of dozens of nations.
Definitely
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Ryan T has to ruin everything.
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just found out bro is my cousin im so irish rn
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Where is 'Moneygal'. Our lady presenter needs to check the map of Ireland I think.
It's a village bordering Counties Offaly and Tipperary, Republic of Ireland (spelled Moneygall)
Maybe you need to check a map
There is no such thing as the great famine in Wexford
The way the Americans say Ireland it hurts 😩🤣
The way say america hurts
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Ah yes me being Irish and I'm proud
1.50 was he an eyewitness or why is this obviously too young guy interviewed??
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Barack Obama’s great (x8) grandfather was from Ireland 🇮🇪 (I think)
Lol
Lol
I believe so too
On his mother's side.
The last good democrat president
Ploughing Champions
He was loved in ireland, people had framed pictures of him on there walls beside their pictures of jesus lol.
those guys who protected him were sick lame and lazy.
If JFK could come back and see that Joe Biden is now our president he would of died of laughter.
Stupified, rightly angry and broken-hearted.
Biden is Irish Catholic but that’s all he had in common with JFK
Completely ludicrous- His great grandfather was from Ireland most of the population of England are more Irish then this knob
***** Oh thanks for that!
***** Not that there is any thing wrong with Belgium - but that is a very stupid comment
***** Huguenot's were from France on the whole and there were less then 150,000 of them who migrated to England in the 17th century - seems Educational standards have slipped in the 26 Counties since Independence .
Incidentally Henry Ford who founded the Motor Car company had a Irish Father - odd you didn't hear him or anybody else banging on about it don't you think?
Not to mention that prior to this twat with his great Granddad from New Ross there were six US Presidents with Irish origins
+5888max JFK was EYE-REESH thru n thru.
+5888max Right just Irish like John Lennon and Paul McCartney of the Beatles.