Cromwell was hundreds of years ago. When are we going to start placing the blame where it belongs: At our own useless shower in Dublin who have neglected the West of Ireland since Independence.
The British used to say, "put an Irishman on a spit, and you'll get another Irishman to turn it" We did it to ourselves, good man Tom Fennessy, touch the forlock and tell England how sorry we are for making such a mess of the place!
Yeah sure we did the famine was completely our fault Ireland was a backwater for years under English rule it wasn't until they left that things got good
"Things got good"? I don't think so; that's why hundreds of thousands of Irish men and women left for work in England, including myself; followed by three siblings. Sadly, the political moves against Ireland's prosperous neighbours by Mr DeValera & Co, kept Ireland in the economic doldrums for decades, causing untold misery and emigration. If the British shot him, after the rising, Ireland would have been spared the effects of his disastrous leadership. The British executed 28 Irishmen after Easter 1916; sadly, Mr DeValera went on to have between 9 and 10 times that number of Irishmen executed.
My grandfather started moroney coaches in 1966 here!!
great video..gotta love the last name Ennis ;)
Fascinating. Thank you!.
"In this era of inter planetary travel"? Did I wake up in an alternate timeline?
Welp I don’t recognize a bit from county clare now
Cromwell, It all went down hill from Cromwell. A Curse !!! And what about Kilkee ???
Cromwell was hundreds of years ago. When are we going to start placing the blame where it belongs: At our own useless shower in Dublin who have neglected the West of Ireland since Independence.
@@kennyryan625 The Lord Protector, Himself !!! INDEED !!!
The British used to say, "put an Irishman on a spit, and you'll get another Irishman to turn it"
We did it to ourselves, good man Tom Fennessy, touch the forlock and tell England how sorry we are for making such a mess of the place!
Yeah sure we did the famine was completely our fault Ireland was a backwater for years under English rule it wasn't until they left that things got good
"Things got good"?
I don't think so; that's why hundreds of thousands of Irish men and women left for work in England, including myself; followed by three siblings.
Sadly, the political moves against Ireland's prosperous neighbours by Mr DeValera & Co, kept Ireland in the economic doldrums for decades, causing untold misery and emigration.
If the British shot him, after the rising, Ireland would have been spared the effects of his disastrous leadership.
The British executed 28 Irishmen after Easter 1916; sadly, Mr DeValera went on to have between 9 and 10 times that number of Irishmen executed.
Tony Fennessy*
ireland always had money for prison vans,,
we did it to ourselves.................