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Amazing. Thank you for this research.

Amazing work. Thank you so much for posting this all up.

Well done, Professor. Very interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing this.

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I have no clue how or why this appeared on my recommendations when I came on this website, I live in New York and know nothing of Ireland, but holy cow, was this interesting!

Well researched, accurate and scholarly. Well done.

As a history buff/armchair general, i am always curious to as why my country|(India) state and federal police forces are still using military style structures even today and how the Brits introduce it to the country. It makses sense when it was used as a colonial military force to crush independence movement and rebellion . It was only a few weeks ago I came to learn that it was copied based on the Royal Irish Constabulary and the British Grandermarie Force. So much so in the influence that some Indian State Government even named their Armed Police P{olice forces like a typical army regiment. examples are Manipur Rifles, Tripura State Rifles and the Bihar Military Police(all of them are a state armed police branch), the same can be said for some state police SWAT type units like the Mumbai Police commandos, even though they are not parachute qualified unit, they wore a maroon beret.

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That was an excellent listen, very informative. Thank you

Thanks for these.

Hugely interesting, however it was difficult at times to digest the info and impossible to take notes as the speed of the delivery was far too fast and with some words at the end of the sentences unclear.

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Fantastic talk! Keep up the great work Brendan!

Does anybody have any information on Cluain-brain? Or Ernaide? Are these in Louth?

Thats how they treated their fellow countrymen who were employed to serve and protect them and were ill prepared for the insurrection that was set on them. Shame on the Irish state!

Very well done and informative video - I am geek for recoonstructions of old buildings, so this was great to watch! I do the same (castles etc) but using 3D software. If you dont mind, i will borrow some of this imformation you have shared here to guide me in reconstructing the castle with a view to craeting a film project reconstructing it in the actual location.

Very interesting and informative Frank Aiken gave an admirable service to Ireland for 50 years I salute him

This is fantastic. Thank you for unravelling the mysteries of Roche Castle one of the most impressive castles in Ireland. The drawings and model really bring it back to life!

hi...I absolutely love that....great job...Where can I take a look at that model of the castle you had made? I would love to take a look at that from a few different angles to use them for oil painting....Roche castle itself and surrounding are so beautifull , that is my video, I made a few years ago... you inspired me to go there next time with my drone ...thx kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIGsmYWHZ8pmebc

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I think these boats may have been burials. I noticed a piece of cloth or something in the first boat . I also noticed that the tarim mummy princess that was buried in a boat has new grange solstice depicted on her chest . Think of the yellow feather as the beam of light .if you look close at the structure above the door it matches her chest. there are also photos where the feather and stuff is removed from her chest. If you look close at the triangular part you will see three steps coming down the left side. Also visible in the door at new grange and on carvings of the Aten in Egypt . Interesting how these mummies have been linked to native Americans and came from siberia and how it links to Akhenaten in Egypt . This puts Irish Atlantic and Pacific sea travel way before anyone else . Making Columbus look like an idiot . Lol . I also noticed she has a beothuk canoe and mocasin in her left eye when viewed at the right angle . Also interesting to see a beothuk is just me :) haha 😂 busted !

Thank you for your work. If one might ask, for any future teaching videos, If possible, a slower pace of speech would greatly aid viewer/listener apprehension of the valuable material.

Great video, was only up at the Castle a few weeks back (shame it's closed at the moment) but I would love to get involved in a community heritage project here if there was one arranged - would love to hear more?!

Hi CL. This looks great. I'd love to visit and video it. Best wishes from the Belfast Castlereagh hills.

Absolutely loved this! I watched several times! As a descendant of the Bellews, I feel personally connected.

What an amazing piece of history work, how have the OPW not employed you to be the Stuart of this wonderful haritage site!?!

Fascinating talk,.

Brilliant, thank you very much. I enjoyed that immensely. I used to wonder round Roche as a small boy in total awe. Fair play!

There is an error at 27.22. That house is The Crescent (Thornhills) later owned by Derry Clarke and his brother James. I grew up in the site 'Castle Cosey' that house was demolished early part of the 20th century. My father bought the site and built a new house mid 1970's.

I enjoyed this, so thanks. I only found it through looking for clahs videos after I took an interest in two papers produced by clahs in 1932 and 1933, both entitled "An Ancient Poet's View from Sliabh Fuaid". I did manage to decipher the poem and identify most of the places in the poem which had not already been.

The photo of the two ‘rank and file’ members is of two DMP (Dublin Metropolitan Police) constables.. not RIC.. the DMP continued in service after the treaty and were absorbed into the GS in 1925

A fair presentation, well done.

wonderful!!! thanks for the share :-)

Very interesting and informative video

Great History. Thank you.

Well done Seamus

Thank you for sharing this amazing story of an historical build which surrounds us ; we will take note and hopefully encourage others to observe their surroundings. I really enjoyed this audio visual lecture.

A most informative and enjoyable lecture. Many thanks to Siobhan.