Sipping History: 1798 Irish Rebellion Explained Over a Pint

Join Seán Napier, the 1798 historian, for a pint where he explains the Irish rebellion of 1798. Sitting at the back of the Garrick Bar in Belfast, Sean tells all about the rebellion, its leaders, and all the interesting facts.
Napier discusses the intricacies of the 1798 Irish Rebellion, offering observations concerning the leaders and their consequential roles.
Against the atmosphere of the Garrick Bar, viewers are treated to an examination of historical events.
Napier explains many interesting events of the 1798 Irish Rebellion against the English and the circumstances surrounding Wolfe Tone's death, highlighting the possibility of foul play.
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[@theirishchannel8273]

Excellent work. great inspiration for us all from the past

[@barryhackett4227]

The United irish man where very special people ✊️🇮🇪

[@pcnchannel5368]

Very interesting thanks gents

[@cianmaher945]

Brilliant video very interesting

[@Ionlytellthetruth]

While the united Irishmen played no small part in forming Irish republicanism both from Belfast and Dublin, there was an earlier republican movement created by owen Roe O'neill.

[@johnpurcell7525]

1798 A Rebellion by people mostly of British descent in Antrim and Wexford who wanted French style Govt in wexford at one battle their opponents were Gaelic speaking soldiers of North Cork Militia

[@MrSchizoid405]

Complete nonsense the majority of the rebel soldiers were catholic.

[@SeanWalsh-Irl]

A bit hard to hear with background noise and music

[@RobertK1993]

Wolfe Tone is the founding father of Irish Republicanism not Ulster Presbyterians

[@SeanWalsh-Irl]

Would the famine have happened if 1798 was successful. Very doubtful as the Irish would have had access to Irish Land

[@invisibleray6987]

WOLF TONE was murdered ..he turned into a WOLFMAN in jail and got shot with a silver bullet