The British Soldiers sent to quell the Easter Rising in Dublin 1916.

British soldiers, including some Sherwood Forresters who were ambushed at Mount Street, share their experiences of the Easter Rebellion in 1916. They give their opinions of the rebels and their thoughts on the executions.

[@andrewhayes9913]

RIP Michael Malone. Patriot of Ireland

[@seanmccann8368]

The Volunteers didn't have any machine guns in '16; that old brit at 2:10 is a liar.

[@matthiasbrady8717]

What did they expect?A welcome with open arms. The Irish were oppressed long enough.

[@gerardwilliams4550]

Give me a uniform and a weapon, I'll do you whatever you ask. At 0:35, one of them says ''We thought they were traitors.'' Conclusive proof, if ever you needed it, that nearly all British soldiers, who served in Ireland and in other occupied lands, didn't have a clue about true patriotism.