Irelands Treasures Uncovered

[@timpenfield5]

Celtic artwork +craftmanship is unreal.

[@susannehand7991]

we want our treasure back , what do we want our treasure back , when do we want it now... 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮..

[@rutgersplague4595]

Yes give the ivory coast their treasure back

[@michealjones9863]

@@rutgersplague4595 😂😂😂

[@jourdainhiini6548]

You do realise this was filmed in two IRISH museums.

[@auntiejen5376]

I am so glad that I came across this program because before watching it I had no knowledge of the history of Ireland. Now I want to know more...

[@WOLFROY47]

at least somebody realised, that the detail around the finds, are just as important if not more so, than the items themselves, the history of who made them, or owned them, just makes them, more valuable and historic

[@WOLFROY47]

it really doesn't matter whether its north or south, it's ireland. the main thing is, that people can see it. its not locked away somewhere, or in a private collection

[@edcarson3113]

It matters greatly. It’s always been two nations two cultures. The southern tribes have always been aggressive towards Ulster.

[@bethbartlett5692]

There is only Ireland, as the North is part of Great Britain, so it does matter greatly.

[@antseanbheanbocht4993]

@@edcarson3113 😆😆This is a complete fabrication, a myth perpetuated by delusional Unionists with even bigger delusions of grandeur. You aren't special, you are mongrels of Irish, English, Scottish, Welsh and European descent just like the UK and the rest of Ireland. You aren't all Scots, you had no relationship to Ulster pre 1610 and there was nothing different about the relationship between Uladh and the rest of the province's. The ancient territory of Uladh didn't even have the same boundaries it does today. What a nonsense. 🤣🤣

[@emcc8598]

@@bethbartlett5692 Agreed. The territorial division of Ireland dates from the 1920s based on an orchrastrated British Crown colonisation by loyal British protestant subjects in the 1600s. These historic artifacts predating all that, belong to the island of Ireland.

[@DrPhil-pw2to]

@@edcarson3113 Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan are in ulster. So wtf are you on about?

[@amyesophiamichellekeith6841]

Yet another example of the english thinking they own something that never belonged to them in the first place. They have a long history of this behavior. Its shameful and honestly intolerable

[@catra195]

They learned well from the Romans

[@jillob6291]

They did the very same In the early 1900's in Egypt. Took home belongs of king Tut.. england sense of intialment is beyond thought.. even today the like of slain castle still owned by English elite, by inheritance 🙄 taken more like

[@emcc8598]

For a young wan, she's some neck on her with the shyt3 she comes out with

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

It comes mainly from the Normans, Norse from France. Ignorant Savage's Mostly. Only Ireland and part's of Wales & Cornwall were literate during the Dark Ages....... Russia wasn't even a swamp then, lol, I've had to listen to their talk about how they were the defenders of Christianity.......lol, hilarious.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

​@@emcc8598Sure Boyo. Queen's or Boston Paddy are we?

[@granskare]

a fun story indeed. as for returning goods, perhaps the panels from the acropolis to Greece?

[@seanfaherty]

Well first , wrong country. Second , when will the Greeks give back what they took from Anatolia and Sicily ? How come nobody wants France to give back all that Egyptian stuff they got ? When will Iran repay everything their Empire stole ? You make an account of who owes what to whom going back to our first written records and I’ll begin to take this argument seriously.

[@maryannweldin4633]

Love the book of the dun cow and the mythology of Ireland. They are more important than gold.

[@gullybull5568]

KING . ARTUR WELSH. ❤❤❤

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

The amount of treasures still out their must be staggering, just the monastic stuff alone, hidden by the monks prior to the visitation of our good friends the Vikings would probably fill a museum.

[@debeerpaul]

Ireland is the most beautiful country in the world. They have the best beer.

[@certificateofvaccinationi.d.19]

na mate,beer lao.

[@littleandre4957]

The most beautiful,.. perhaps.. but it having the best beer or not does not matter, its vanity.

[@fergspan5727]

Beer Lao is pretty good

[@bethbartlett5692]

*The British Museum in London seriously needs to make restorations of RETURNING other Country's Artifacts* - they were acquired, in largest percent, under what would be considered criminal circumstances (ie. Egypt and Ireland, are 2 I'm more familiar with, but there has to be many more - India and all islands and countries that were victims of their cold and calculated aggression). The Queen has more than her share of gold. 🇺🇸🇮🇪

[@marinazagrai1623]

How about Greek antiquities (although they were acquired to be saved from being destroyed - at least that's what I've read somewhere [if it's even true]).

[@andrewporter4636]

China, was looted after the boxer war & many pieces stolen from the Forbidden City. Friezes from the Parthenon in Athens.When they were taken the Turks were occupying the city.A bribe here,a bribe there proof a Greek national treasure gone.Give them back !!

[@Maolseachlainn1]

Beth Bartlett - one of the main reasons the British Museum (laughable name) will never return stolen treasures is because it would be largely empty if they did so.

[@weaselshitz2010]

No.

[@johnstewart3846]

When will the West stop being asked to apoligise for its colonial past... The longest lasting Empire of the Modern Era was in fact the Ottoman Empire, how often have they been asked to make restitution for there excesses. M/s Bartlett, spend more time reading history, rather than making it up..

[@mildredrharmon4032]

I have celtic heritage on my dads side! 🥰🙌🏼❤️

[@gullybull5568]

GOLD FROM THE ARAYAN ARRATTA !!! SCYTHIAN !!¡

[@frankcooke1692]

They're after me lucky charms!!

[@littleandre4957]

Not lucky, "locky" 😉.

[@nunyabizness199]

Irelands antiquities should NEVER end up in a british museum...

[@peterforden5917]

why not the book of kells was written in scotland or Northumbria not ireland

[@peterforden5917]

@@antseanbheanbocht4993 actually I am citing irish sorces on its origins an I am a Briton with Irish connections

[@peterforden5917]

@@antseanbheanbocht4993 popular and scholar are fluid and misleading terms on the internet:D

[@peterforden5917]

@@antseanbheanbocht4993 ahhhh dont diprove already accepted history simply vilify the author, !Its you making the claims tht has the burden of proving the pudding do to speak not I who is allergic to food poisoning

[@Oscuros]

@@antseanbheanbocht4993 What if he was Welsh? Would that've kaiboshed your strange nationalist columbo stylings about where he must be from based on what he said? I don't get what his geographical origin has to do with their opinion? You clearly seem to mean that *EVERYONE* from the places you named would say that, are you certain of that? I mean your sweeping generalisation as an attempt to seemingly ad hominem their opinion? Ad hominems are formal fallacies, but let's keep running with your weird racial or racist stylings, apart from everyone from those arbitrary locations you named having certain views that you don't like, I don't get how having an opinion and your insistence on arbitrary geographical locations before engaging with the facts seems to be the sort of thing that a nazi or racist would do, why are you making comments like that in public? You seem to be rational, with your demands for references and proof, while at the same time being racist, how does that work in your mind, exactly? Luckily for you I don't ascribe your idiotic views with a specific tribe or nation, or we might be going on about thick micks and all that again, right? Yeah, if you don't like it, maybe not dish it out? The Celts are famous for that caste system they had, or for human sacrifice of criminals on the borders of places, but not for saying someone can't say something because of where they are from or what tribe they were in, just that thing that peasants were tied to the land and had no right to travel like Bards, Warriors, Priests and Historians did.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

The last time I was home i found almost 2 ounces of gold in 2 river's in County Wicklow. Ireland has always produced small amounts of gold but as a constant

[@SDBOGLE]

Ireland’s history is so mysterious biblically epic

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

True, we just have to look at the various Bog Bodies.....a Syrian Woman, a Man who's Descent was modern day Ukraine as well as many from modern day Basque Spain. 3 of 4 of my grandparents were born in Ireland and after having my DNA tested I'm 25% Viking, 20%+ Welsh, and 2-3% North African Moor. I'm Red Haired and Blue Eyed......Or put it this way, if a generation is on average 25 year's, that means that in 1565 (400 year's and 16 Generations before my birth) there were 16,384 people yet to meet, 8,192 female's, 8,192 male's, who each had a child who lived to adulthood and parenthood. I remember a Croat friend who claimed to being a blood relative of somebody famous in 1490......well if ALL only had 1 child then he's just one of 64,000+.

[@gullybull5568]

not related to ISREALITES OR ISLAMITES..... SORRY. NO RELATION. ❤

[@SDBOGLE]

@@gullybull5568 You wanna put your money on a bet? electricscotland.com/history/The_Phoenician_Origin_of_Britons.pdf

[@gullybull5568]

16:45 NOT ORE IGINAL LOOTED. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. LOOTED !

[@emcc8598]

The undercurrent from the narrator that these artifacts found in Ireland should be in the UK is risible at best. That which remains in British museums of Irish provenance should by right be returned.

[@esthercaux7811]

and every treasure that does not belong to England!

[@bluekoolaid5081]

These artifacts are Viking. They belong to neither England or Ireland. They belong to the Museum of Nordic History.

[@emcc8598]

@@bluekoolaid5081 How do you figure they're viking???? These artifacts were made in Ireland. Its true the Vikings nicked a lot of stuff but I don't think the Irish hold a grudge over that lol!

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Undercurrent ??? B.S.

[@emcc8598]

@@redtobertshateshandles OK its overt. The brits spent most of the period of the British empire appropriating (stealing) artifacts which did not belong to them. But then what's new.

[@rebekahmcfatridge6691]

It's very beautiful

[@andrewwebb-trezzi2422]

“He kept in close contact with jewellers so that he could save artifacts before they were melted” wow.

[@sandraswift3489]

please give all artifacts back to place of origin❤

[@kristinebailey6554]

YES! Agree. It is equivalent to Hitler and Goering stealing from the Jew's.

[@CDLuminous]

I say the Irish Diaspora should be considered part of an indigenous European group considering they were never conquered by the Romans. All the Irish should be protected and given plots of land in Ireland to build a traditional home and be able to learn their language, songs, and dances; if so desired. As much as here in Canada, we are recognizing the indigenous population and the importance for them to be able to practice their culture so too the Irish need to be given back their rights to live and practice the culture that was stolen from them. My cure for the drug and homeless program is to build traditional Irish villages and create a revival of Gaelic cultures. I bet a very large majority of mental illness is in the Irish Diaspora. Especically now that can see the longterm effects of genocide on culture, isn't obvious that the Irish diaspora are suffering from being forced from their lands, losing their language and being treated like second -class citizens around the world. Heck, I didnt even know we were Irish when I was growing up. Slowly I figured out what was going on, and why we lived in the part of town without the big fancy houses.

[@rubenherrera3852]

Pay the brittish museum, and have the horde returned or have the children of Ireland ask her majesty for their gifted tiara back. Any attempt is worth it. In time there may a newer discovery in Ireland in which will eclipse this heart break. So let's cross our fingers and hope for the best.

[@peterforden5917]

nice gifting......

[@patkearney9320]

It should be taken not grovelled for truth and history and records show there Irish, by right they should be given back with out the hassle.

[@sandraswift3489]

wow they were such beautifully dressed people.

[@garytucker8696]

Elder Futhark Ingwaz rune and two ravens heads very interesting piece.

[@waltspears8179]

Ive been in florida 600 yrs and i dont know any thing about a fountain of youth .lol great vidios

[@ChadGummet]

8:01 "here's a sideways view of the real celtic artifact, lets quickly go back to this fancy brooch."

[@gullybull5568]

3:45 irIsh scottish kings FROM DRUID WELSH kingS. ❤

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Ireland was the last and only light through the Dark Ages

[@abaraka5338]

i am irish i always new that especially how much i loved st patricks day🥰

[@patkearney9320]

It's in your bones or hear the pipes the music that sets a man happy to enjoy life and fight for your right to peace.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

My favourite St Patrick's Day was in Mexico City in 1987!. I'm a Wexford Boyo.

[@WOLFROY47]

the romans, didn't get their greedy paws on it, which is why, so much history is still in ireland

[@jenniferhouse1939]

I don't know much about Ireland or the British isles history so to speak not not in depth but I almost feel like it was the Roman's that were the ones that caused some of the influence for England to become so brutal and incansive on other countries their (Roman)influence started all of that

[@alancleary4604]

jennifer house I’m afraid the Romans had everything to do with invading Éire and falsifying history

[@nautical1845]

My great grandmothers last name was O' Shea she came to the U.S. in the potato famine.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

The British made record food exports from Ireland during the famine. The dirty swine.

[@gullybull5568]

21:44 ARRATTA proto-slavs gold masters A RA AN

[@AvalonDreamz]

Things need to be taken back to their country of origin. I understand wanting to keep some things so that others are exposed to the culture from other Countries/civilizations of a specific region. BUT those things can be loaned out from one country to anothers museum to show, not to be kept though. Things should be returned.

[@mikebrown3939]

views of some great objects and some insightful commentary........but the real story here is that Belfast/Ulster is a remnant of a very brutal example of British imperialism that must go away.........now.......

[@peterforden5917]

ahhhh racial cleansing wonderful the scots originated in the Ulaidh area of Ulster so whats the problem that they went home?

[@emcc8598]

@@peterforden5917 Loyal British english speaking protestants supposedly went "home" a 1000 year after any migrations to and from what is now north eastern Scotland in prehistory. The loyal British planters who were never part of ancient Ireland but who were lowland scots and northern english. Tell Ian Adamson Hi, but sadly his 1972 origin myth for the 1609 plantation of Ulster under the British Crown remains a pile of excretions

[@garytucker8696]

Interesting sale mast on the golden boat.

[@miyojewoltsnasonth2159]

7:53 "This is the ban disk." Is this what is said here? "Ban disk"? I can't find this jewelry piece on google under "ban disk," does anybody know the name of the piece?

[@billnicks2362]

Bann

[@damo690]

None of those artifacts should be in London. They belong to the Irish people both North and South and should be returned to us. Ireland is their place of origin and Ireland is where they should be. (Just another example of what the British stole from us) it is our heritage not theirs.

[@greg-er4xt]

True.

[@kristinebailey6554]

As an American of Irish descent, I agree 100%! Imagine if the Germans refused to return art and jewels to their rightful Jewish owners! Deplorable and greedy.

[@tankaddict9147]

Anyone know the name of the music that plays around 3:50? It's beautiful :)

[@anthonymullen6300]

Joe Higgins no.

[@gullybull5568]

51:47 not XATHOLIC but JACCOBITE JEWS defeated. ❤

[@Blessings.429]

You have shown a few different brooches .......which one is the real brooch

[@gullybull5568]

27:28 NOT JEWISH ❤

[@chateaumojo]

Anthony sold Ireland's history to the British Museum. Great.

[@DomhnallOSuileabhainPrin-tm1fw]

"The Tara Brooch was made hundreds of years after the Celts" How does this statement make any sense? English commentators love to attack Ireland's Celtic identity.

[@peterforden5917]

Celts are not a people Celt is a common culture stretching from Ireland to turkey (Galatia)

[@gullybull5568]

AARWYN welsh.❤

[@missymoonwillow6545]

Relics from the elves, but we'll just dismiss that part of history as myth.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Shush, remember that you can't mention the little people!.

[@williamwallace4924]

And they say there is no indigenous people of the islands of Britain , bollocks to those who say that, there certainly is indigenous peoples of these islands.

[@bethbartlett5692]

*A potential clue, for Ancient History and Tribes of Israel enthusiasts* 17:58 (the reference to the metal working in the Bronze Age, lies a possible connect worthy of further study.) It is thought that One of the "Lost Tribes of Israel", the "Danites" traveled North and Northwest, possibly settling in the various lands of Northern Europe (possibly: Ireland, England, Switzerland, Scotland, Finland, Sweden, Holland, Deutschland/Germany, even potentially Denmark Iceland, and then Greenland. This tribe was marked by its return to Pagan worship, which was one of the points of the exit, and they were know Seafarers and Silversmiths - also poised in other metalwork. The people were often standoffish with regards to the collective battles of the other tribes against foes. Referenced on one occasion as, "Never leaving their boats". They were fair of skin and known to be a migratory people, via boats. The Biblical history doesn't look kindly on them due to their return to Pagan worship and I prefer to hope they were more victims of racial prejudices due to their lighter skin and affinity for sea travel. But the point of metal Craftsmanship is a key element and it would most likely have been passed down through the generations. I can't help but think some Ancient History Scholar has taken this clue to research by now. However, it's noteworthy for others eyes whom may chance upon my thoughts. Note, it's a legend that the Denotes marked their chosen home by literally marking it with their name, thus it would likely be in stone carvings and names, ie: there are some that associate the "land" with Dan, and Danish as the link to potentials. Danish and Metalworks are valid clues for further consideration, as well as any Seafaring deities. ☘☘☘

[@markc1234golf]

Or how about we give up the idea that Christianity was a force for good and rather adapt the idea that our ancestors were closely connected to NATURE and her forces and KNEW instinctively (like the First Nations around the world for eg the Native American Indians) how to live in HARMONY WITH THIS PLANET !! And if fact CHRISTIANITY DESTROYED IT AROUND THE WORLD !!

[@markc1234golf]

We have been dominated by 2000 yrs of Religious thinking and been brainwashed into accepting the historic narrative of the VICTOR ! This has completely disconnected us from the Truth about our true history and created this bi polar world of division and hatred and supremacy thinking. With this Yaveh god right at the summit and every Conquest being justified by that Divine Power that has infected the human psyche up to today, that thinking that some are somehow better or chosen to RULE OVER OTHERS by the GRACE OF GOD! I HATE it with a vengeance and shall not rest speaking out against this vicious Brain Virus called RELIGION !

[@markc1234golf]

Never Unprepared lol yes for the Christians ;) St Patrick was a great man ... what a joke.... he never existed and all people do now is get drunk and destroy their Temple on THAT DAY !! Christians... my ass it's a joke ! They haven't a clue not a damn itty bitty clue at ALL !

[@DrCorvid]

machc1234golf the first nations were the giants, who were promoting agricultural and mining development, civilization-building, while the second nations who were supposed to be learning from them chopped them up and resorted to voodoo and hunter-gatherer in absence of this influence. In central America they started throwing each other off the temple roof for good luck. In my area the second nations were very recently using bear fat as a carrier for Devil's Club essence, which doesn't even dissolve in bear fat, which in turn doesn't absorb through the skin anyway. I think they were taught essential oils by the previous civilization and then forgot the lore and regressed to voodoo and totems.

[@DrCorvid]

Beth Bartlett ---bet you'd like the Kolbrin bible, the untampered-with bible of the ten lost tribes: www.bibliotecapleyades.net/hercolobus/kolbrin_00.htm

[@markc1234golf]

3:00 mins such a broach such intricate delicate gold smithing... but then at the same time they show us a people living in huts clothed in animal skins :) oh it's hilarious

[@stephenjohnston7630]

The Tara brooch was probably made around 700AD - the dominant high-status settlement type in Ireland at the time was the earthen-banked ringfort and a smaller number of crannógs (wooden platforms on lakes), and within those were almost exclusively wooden round houses: and these were the residences of local kings, tribal leaders and wealthier farmers; barring the early monasteries, the rest of the population lived in more humble circumstances. There were no towns, none of the great stone buildings of the later monastic centres. I don't think the visualisation is far off - and far from diminishing anything that makes the supreme artistic and technical accomplishments, and the international links that it embodies, of the brooch all the more remarkable.

[@edragonfly9675]

The celts never disappeared or were beaten.. we fought and fought and fought. We are a 5000 year plus nation of celts.. the celts roamed the British Isles well before Saxons and Romans.. lol England you silly bollix

[@rebekahmcfatridge6691]

E Dragonfly ... true

[@peterforden5917]

3000 yrs not 5000 and there have been people in Ireland for more than 9000 years back to the end of the ice age.....

[@bethbartlett5692]

*Has the book referenced been published in English, and can it be purchased today?* Does anyone have any Resource References for Authentic Irish History? Not the Mainstream influences "stories"? Any recommended Authors, Researchers, Academics? I don't know/speak Gaelic, I'm an American born Irish lineage of County Kerry. We foreign born Irish forced to be birthed in another land due to parents/grandparents, g-grandparents, having the need to leave their homes, lands, family, in order to survive and capture an opportunity to "Live their Life Journey with a chance of Free Choices and Opportunities for Achievements". The entire story is observed for the Lower/Ego Minded acts of Royals whom feared something and desired something. Could it possibly be the Germanics (Anglo, Saxon, Norman, and Romans) knowing that we were of the Basque Orgin, which holds that we are from Atlantica, and for this they held an old jealousy and envy of sorts? The behavior certainly exhibits the traits of such. It will emerge and it will emerge in this era. *"The Mythology is fully from that of the Modern Mainstream Academics (those whom hold a 19th Century Theory as their focal fact foundation Paradigm, and fix the stories of history to fit their Paradigm) creating it."* *They stand in opposition to the "Standards of Science and Research" which forbids holding a "Belief, Theory, or Opinion", as these will constrain and prevent the great facts from emerging.*

[@crucemsanctamsubiitallelui3664]

Anglo saxon pirates proud of their robbery and barbarism

[@alancleary4604]

Crucem Sanctam Subiit Alleluia and still to this day doing the Roman’s dirty work

[@WOLFROY47]

not all of the monks were foreign outsiders, so why wouldn't they write their own history, in their own language

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

In the video with talking about Irish History, what upsets me most, being of Irish decent, with the advent of the DNA project, EVERY culture, nation and even religion are making claims on Ireland as to who was first to settle Ireland. It makes me sick, the deliberate stealing of another culture based on little more than assumptions. "The body of a African was found in a bog dating 3,000 years ago.". SEE dats what wes means, we wuz there first, you whity's stoles it from us! We wuz Kangs n sheit!". I've read claims coming from Romanians, Israelis, Egyptians, etc. all making claims of their ancestors being the first people to inhabit Ireland. Aren't your own countries and it's history ENOUGH for you???

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

For those who really have no history they make up stories to satisfy themselves to make themselves feel important. Take Kwanzaa for example. A made-up holiday. Or how the Egyptians were all black or Jesus was black. It's crazy

[@stevesatterwhite5141]

Texans settled Ireland around 2000 BC.

[@DrCorvid]

Nah, think more "Irish Origins of Civilization", from there to the Caucasus and founding the Siberian Scythians, specifically settling the Amur (black Dragon) river from the Tarim Basin to the Amur Bay off Japan, the whole drainage area and the silver and gold mines controlled by the Amurru, the biblical redheaded giant Amorites (tall as cedars) who taught the Dene, Na-Dene (Athapaska group), Navajo, and Apache the Tarim Basin's Ket Gaelic, "brought their own Mongolians", these tartan-weaving Tartars from Tarim, and built six noble cities and more than a hundred towns around the great salt lake by the mid 1200's. These are our clans, the "men of reknown". Kig Og, king of the Amorites and 60 cities in Bashan, is a good read for the political climate around 965 BC, while greater Tartary was probably still RAssia but was already a global civilization. thelostbookofkingog. dotcom Look at all the flags of tartary that are nearly identical or identical and follow the political lines. If King Arthur didn't know about the Tarim Basin Gaels he must've been too busy stopping an Indian's arrow during the early stages of the Mongolians' uprising in Kentucky and breakdown of Tartary as in the "fall of the Roman Empire". Maybe he was only a minor Pendragon of just the British Isles but I doubt it as he's under the same flag as fifty others.

[@melaroha8003]

ok, so maybe the gold in this video belong to the moors, black peoples?

[@Macca1000001]

@Mississippi Ditch Fisher Ireland isn't in the British Isles. Please don't use that British colonial term.

[@gullybull5568]

w e l s h ❤

[@Synchronicety]

Experts, i swear. Knowing a lot from nothing

[@Наблюдениептицы]

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[@chadsimmons6347]

Yes Britian has several Irish treasures, but look at what cost they spend to keep them safe, for the future

[@patkearney9320]

The Irish have plenty of money to pay England back and they return are culture, or?

[@turdferguson1959]

God damn the Queen!

[@barrycooper8640]

Your uncle Harry would knock you into next year.

[@andrewoliversatchell1963]

MY REGARDS

[@gullybull5568]

36:15 RELICS this is based on paganism NOT christ.

[@jeffersonthorpe8607]

I thought that there was an Egyptian princess in Irish mythology

[@gullybull5568]

6:39 SAME AS UKRAINE trezub

[@gullybull5568]

BECAUSE THE TRINITY is CHRISTIANITY and JESUS learned of it. ❤

[@christrinder1255]

The broach looks like something the Vikings would have acquired, worn/taken with them to Ireland

[@redtobertshateshandles]

It's how everyone kept their pants up.

[@emcc8598]

More like "aquired" in Ireland ie stolen. The vikings nicked everthing not tied down and even that didn't stop them lol.

[@alexandrasmith4393]

Note to creators, the Gospel was in Ireland very early indeed and has nothing to do with the RC church.

[@peterforden5917]

British insular celtic church missionaries to Irland.

[@dthomaswilliamson33]

The important part is how did they accomplish such fine details in the broach, these blobs worried about all the wrong things, simpletons

[@dthomaswilliamson33]

why hold the replica with gloves? you all eating paint chips or what?

[@abaraka5338]

Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather Molineaux

[@ellenmarch3095]

4:24, all I can see is Jennifer Tilly looking up from a spinning bed. If anyone actually gets this reference, I will marry you immediately, no questions asked. No fair googling.

[@WOLFROY47]

give me the pagan tree huggers every time, the church didn't build the stone circles, and they might outlast the church

[@CandyLemon36]

This piece is a beacon of clarity. A book with similar content provided invaluable insights for my life. "Temporal Echoes: Amelia's Odyssey Through Ancestral Shadows" by Vivian Rosewood

[@Werevampiwolf]

My dad's family are Irish-Protestant, and I was speaking to my grandmother on my mom's side, who is Mexican-Catholic (my mom was adopted), and she said "Well, you're Irish aren't you? Shouldn't you be Catholic?" and my first thought was "Grandma no. People have died over that."

[@columbannon9134]

Basically she is right, for protestants were English or Scottish.

[@stephenjohnston7630]

@@columbannon9134Before you decide on who is Irish and who isn't, you might want to think about what 2 things these people had in common: Wolfe Tone, Joseph Holt, William Aylmer Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet, William O'Brian, Napper Tandy, Isaac Butt, Parnell, Erskine Childers, Jack Beattie, Sam Maguire, Bulmer Hobson, Countess Markevicz, Roger Casement, and our first President Douglas Hyde. And then for extra illumination, try googling Yeats, Sean O'Casey, George Russell, Lady Gregory and JM Synge. And after all that, come back and tell me what religion makes you Irish.

[@rymic72]

@@stephenjohnston7630. The overwhelming majority of the descendants of the colonists of the plantations do not consider themselves to be Irish. In fact they are offended to be referred to as such. They see any measures to promote Irish culture and language as an attack upon their culture and identity. They paint the kerbs in their neighbourhoods red, white and blue whilst flying the Union Jack everywhere. The celebrations central to their identity like the Twelfth prominently feature slogans such as KAT and ATAK and the burning of Irish symbols. There certainly were historically some Protestants who found common cause with Irish nationalists or who became enamoured with the history of the island. The Presbyterians who partook in the rebellion of 1798 were angry over being kept out of power by the Anglican ruling class.

[@stephenjohnston7630]

@@rymic72 Nothing you say is incorrect, but the point being addressed here is the conflation of a specific religion with being Irish. You present 'the overwhelming majority' in NI, but it's not the contemporary experience of Protestants in the Republic (where I'd be surprised to find any who don't consider themselves Irish, despite most equally being descendants of "colonists"), nor was it the historical reality for many non-Catholics - the list I presented upthread includes not just rare exceptiobs but many of the most important figures in the cause of Ireland as an entity and an identity distinct from Britain. As such I'd argue that the situation you (accurately) describe is very contingent social outcome that doesn't speak to the question of a religion being a key part of being Irish.

[@kristinebailey6554]

Grandma is wise. The English tried to force their church of England on the Catholic Irish. Even as an Irish in America, I remain Catholic.

[@littleandre4957]

catholic king James??.. I thought he was an anglican?... oh well, same thing....

[@gullybull5568]

GOLD RING money ??? no. signifies RANK not value. shows you who is running the POLICE. ❤

[@gullybull5568]

NON. ISLAM NON. ZION ONLY WELSH IRISH SCOTS ❤❤❤ TRUE pre ~ christ be livers. LIFE FOLOWERS. ANCIENT.SLAVS. a r r a t t a . ❤❤❤

[@sandraswift3489]

welsh gold also

[@gullybull5568]

17:35 Looted by the zealots jaccobite @@

[@jenya-was-here]

Damn, these comments are brutal.

[@Garbagejuicewaterfall]

I know.its like,do I even continue watching after some of these comments?!😂🤔

[@TheMrhycannon]

English treatment of the Irish was brutal, for centuries..

[@kristinebailey6554]

And rightfully so! The English tried to exterminate my Irish descendants for centuries. And they have no right to possessions unearthed in Ireland! They need to return to Ireland what belongs to Ireland and was found in Ireland. In addition, they need to get OUT of Dublin.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

"Sunniva Sheehan".......now isn't that a rare, rare first name?.

[@charlotte4573]

For The kore(gori).

[@Astraeos13]

I sat down looking forward to this, but instead found it was scripted in a twisted, bizarrely contrived Anglocentric way to deny any possible legitimacy to the notion of something as basic as one's ancient tribal origins being a fact rather than some post-academic construct issued from the unattractive faces of the brainless UK state machinery which it is the BBC's mandate to, in fact, be. In this respect it reminds me of the similarly ridiculous revisionist series The Celts. Observe the utterly insane comments about the Tara Brooch's artistic similarity to what the blonde bint called a "REAL celtic piece", an iron-age shield. As though the fact both were made by the same people, in the same place, is a mere coincidence. And when a mere few centuries are nothing in terms of Irish style. The English love to deny the Irish any actual human heritage, because they cannot bear the guilt this would imply. Hence, shows like this, designed to crush the basic naturalness of your Celtic blood, whether you live in Brittany or Galicia or Ireland or England or Scotland or Mann or Chicago or Sydney or Mackay or Moscow. Thank you very much, Aunty, it's time for your rest.

[@loquayrocks]

wow, you seem to know so much, why don't you go and work in the National Museum... because they'd laugh you off the premises. If you've never heard of Ned Kelly, you clearly don't have a fucking clue what you're talking about. I studied Irish history at third level and almost ALL of what you were taught in primary and secondary is a fantasy and our Celtic origin was played up in the same way as it was in Scotland with the invention of the kilt in the 19th century. The Irish are celtic "influenced" rather than actual Celts, I suggest you read the papers on this, many of which go back decades.

[@danielbisson8032]

tribalism is what causes wars

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Mum, whose family was 100% Catholic, Southern Irish , said they were ordinary people, very ordinary. Everyone wants to be a Celt when they're really just farmers.

[@patkearney9320]

​@@redtobertshateshandles The fire a Irishman feels be it love or war is more severe than other people's. This is the Celt warrior blood it's D N A we own. I've been and seen and enjoyed life be it peace or war I enjoyed it all.

[@patkearney9320]

​@@danielbisson8032And makes good leadership and brave men because tribes fight for everything they own.

[@trumpetmano]

Great Documentary, but her accent grates on the nerves..

[@gullybull5568]

35:04 PAY TO KISS MY A $ $

[@gullybull5568]

SHOW.THE.IRISH.WELSH.SCOT.crown.jewlels. ❤stolen❤

[@gullybull5568]

how come so many jews are talking about IRELAND they not even IRISH or believe in god. IRONIC. ❤

[@kristinebailey6554]

Of course Jew's believe in God. What are you smoking anyway?

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

Very very vague program .I myself im most interrested in the pre-christian Ireland .The commentator speaks so easily of the christinization of the Irish ,when in fact was anything but easy.Christianity was forced on the people like elswhere and it lasted extremely long to be accepted ,in fact it never replaced the Old-ways ,namely the Faery-Faith which is well and alive to this very day.Sad fact is the acceptance of st Patrick as a paetron of Ireland when he was mostly the enemy of the Irish soul.Almost all of his exploits were lies ,like he expelled all the snakes from Ireland.Problem is that no snake lived on the Irish soil ever .And this is just one of the long list of lies.

[@garytucker8696]

Sail masts on a bronze age boat.

[@KevDaly]

"Hundreds of years after the Celts" is meaningless. Whether Celtic or not it was fundamentally the same people from the Bronze Age on. And as regards Celticity itself, that rests on the Irish language, which however and whenever it came to Ireland is indisputably Celtic, and language is a vehicle and an expression of culture.

[@michaelfercik3691]

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[@redtobertshateshandles]

No, that's mumbo jumbo. You're high or drunk.

[@Tj-ho2fs]

This documentary is simply an exercise in trying to excuse British ownership of Irish artifacts.

[@sratus]

Is it? Is it really?

[@gullybull5568]

jesus was no ones lord. BUT BAAL WAS CALLED LORD. 😂

[@gullybull5568]

ROYAL IS LOYAL 😂😂😂😂 how. 1177 islam defeated BY LOYAL KJNGS not trai-TORS 😂😂😂

[@bethbartlett5692]

This is inaccurate information, or propaganda. Either way, it isn't factual. The Irish are Gaelic not Celtics. Celtic would be an AdMix. The Ironage = clear Gaelic, period. It should be removed from KZbin due to misleading content. The Irish are Gaelics, Celts were Germanics, they are claimed to be Anglos. Irish are of Basque Origin, DNA validated. Any Germanic is AdMix. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian

[@eoinfenton3416]

“Artefacts flooded into the city from around the world” nothing at all to do with pillaging Brits?

[@redtobertshateshandles]

The commenters are full of... it.

[@littleandre4957]

Why must they always wear gloves though? I would prefer they touch those ancient artifacts with clean hands.

[@susannehand7991]

Because the oils in our skin, can damage the artifacts as it's so so old.

[@kristinebailey6554]

Uhm, NO. My husband, a museum curator of 40+ years' experience will vehemently disagree with handling artifacts with bare hands.

[@BrianJMonahan]

אלוהים יברך את האירית שצריכה להקשיב לאותם שוטים לשעבר קולוניאליים.

[@alancleary4604]

Brian Monahan ancient Irish Hebrew

[@peterforden5917]

@@alancleary4604 no just hebrew ancient hebrew looks rather different.

[@patkearney9320]

How special we are to the world yet are government will see true Irish homeless and house a non national thats how special the Celts are nowadays. The Irish will disappear as a people and become wet European's. Eire Nua