Cork Through The Barracks & Launch video

Cork Through The Barracks tells the history of Collins Barracks in Cork, Ireland and the role it has played in many of the historical events locally, nationally and internationally.

[@DavidSmith-jb6wg]

A very enjoyable watch and a must visit on my next trip to Cork..

[@jamesmcevoy2665]

Really enjoy the documentary. I was a honor to have served with troops from Collins Barracks at home and abroad. I’m surprised their contribution to supplying troops to the border during the recent troubles in NI didn’t get a mention.

[@user-ts6np5bg5k]

Absolutely fantastic, full marks to all contributers. Makes me proud.

[@ZuluPapa1000]

I'd never have recognised Comdt (Retd) Adrian Ainsworth BMC, we've all changed so much over the years. His 9th Regt Pistol Team and ourselves in the 5th Regt had great rivalry in the 4th Western Brigade Shooting Competitions in the '90's. Great times, great memories.

[@denisbuckley7019]

Wonderful contribution to Irish History.

[@laurencemckevitt3939]

Excellent documentary on a very historic barracks. As a Veteran, I enjoyed the stories, brings it all back.

[@pamala7676]

Well done dad (Gerry White) and brother (James White).... Very, very proud of ye😁great film🙂🙂!!!!

[@sinbad1502]

Really great, my mam, Susan Stanton and dad really enjoyed it.

[@seanmccann8368]

Fascinating, thank you to all involved.

[@martinahern2608]

Wonderful documentary so much history. Enjoyed it immensely. Well done Eddie and Emma and all the team. Keep up the good work cousin.

[@frameworksfilms5135]

Thanks Martin, Will do! Hope you're keeping well. Eddie and Emma

[@Daniel-OConnell]

Excellent and very professional.

[@markcronin6572]

Well done. Very enjoyable and informative. Great work again Emma and Eddie.

[@noelraymond5599]

Well done to All involved super documentary of history

[@johnmurphy653]

Excellent.

[@michaelmajor4450]

is there a michael collins barracks in dublin and a collins barracks cork

[@ZuluPapa1000]

Somebody please explain to me why two comments of mine have been removed without notification or explanation, thank you.

[@jamesmcevoy2665]

I thought Custume barracks in Athlone is the most continuous occupied barracks

[@johnsheridan3560]

I served in b company 4th battalion Collins bks cork portleise prison 74 75.

[@tonyjustice4554]

anglo normans ? they were normans (french) not an english man amongst them blame the french

[@lasakau272]

Irish military is nothing compared to the British military