Easter 1916
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- S1 E1 - Tom ClarkeNovember 10, 201348minTom Clarke tobacconist and shopkeeper was without doubt the father of the 1916 Easter Rising. This old Fenians steely determination and resolve ensured that the Rising happened but it's success or failure would depend on many other factors.
- S1 E1 - Tom ClarkeWatch on supported devicesSeptember 21, 201048minTom Clarke tobacconist and shopkeeper was without doubt the father of the 1916 Easter Rising. This old Fenians steely determination and resolve ensured that the Rising happened but it's success or failure would depend on many other factors.Freevee (with ads)
- S1 E2 - James ConnollyWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201347minConnolly was a tireless advocate for the working class poor of the world and his position within the inner circle of planners for the Easter rising ensured that the poor had a voice at the table.Freevee (with ads)
- James ConnollyNovember 10, 201347minConnolly was a tireless advocate for the working class poor of the world and his position within the inner circle of planners for the Easter rising ensured that the poor had a voice at the table.
- Joseph PlunkettNovember 10, 201347minJoe Plunkett, poet , writer and dreamer was the baby of the revolution. Rising form his sick bed to take part in the Easter rising Plunkett was executed on May 4th but not before he married his love Grace Gifford in Kilmainham jail just hours before.
- S1 E3 - Joseph PlunkettWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201347minJoe Plunkett, poet , writer and dreamer was the baby of the revolution. Rising form his sick bed to take part in the Easter rising Plunkett was executed on May 4th but not before he married his love Grace Gifford in Kilmainham jail just hours before.Freevee (with ads)
- S1 E4 - Sean MacDiarmadaWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201347minSean MacDiarmada may have been a cripple but it didn't stop him from being one of the main protagonists in the planning and execution of the 1916 Easter Rising.Freevee (with ads)
- Sean MacDiarmadaNovember 10, 201347minSean MacDiarmada may have been a cripple but it didn't stop him from being one of the main protagonists in the planning and execution of the 1916 Easter Rising.
- S1 E5 - Thomas MacDonaghWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201346minThomas MacDonagh, university lectured, teacher, poet and playwright is seen by many as an unlikely revolutionary but he commanded the Volunteer forces in Jacob's Biscuit factory during Easter week and died in front of a firing squad on May 3rd 1916.Freevee (with ads)
- Thomas MacDonaghNovember 10, 201346minThomas MacDonagh, university lectured, teacher, poet and playwright is seen by many as an unlikely revolutionary but he commanded the Volunteer forces in Jacob's Biscuit factory during Easter week and died in front of a firing squad on May 3rd 1916.
- S1 E6 - Eamonn CeanntWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201346minEamonn Ceannt the piper na daccountant was one of the key men behind the 1916 Rising. He fierce passion for Ireland ensured he fought bravely to the end, initially refusing to surrender when the orders came through from the GPO to his South Dublin Union stronghold and was eventually ececuted by firing squad on May 8th 1916.Freevee (with ads)
- Eamonn CeanntNovember 10, 201346minEamonn Ceannt the piper na daccountant was one of the key men behind the 1916 Rising. He fierce passion for Ireland ensured he fought bravely to the end, initially refusing to surrender when the orders came through from the GPO to his South Dublin Union stronghold and was eventually ececuted by firing squad on May 8th 1916.
- S1 E7 - Patrick PearseWatch on supported devicesNovember 10, 201349minPatick Peasre si to many the embodiment of the 1916 Easter rising. But how did this man, a barrister, poet, teacher, public speaker and writer get such exalted status. As president fo the Provisional Government Pearse signed the surrender documents at the end of Easter week and was the first if the signatories to be executed on the morning of May 3rd 1916.Freevee (with ads)
- Patrick PearseNovember 10, 201349minPatick Peasre si to many the embodiment of the 1916 Easter rising. But how did this man, a barrister, poet, teacher, public speaker and writer get such exalted status. As president fo the Provisional Government Pearse signed the surrender documents at the end of Easter week and was the first if the signatories to be executed on the morning of May 3rd 1916.
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- Directors
- Pierce Boyce
- Cast
- Brendan Gleeson
- Studio
- Indigenius
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