The Murals of The North of Ireland | Student Documentary 2019

Made for our final project on my study abroad trip in The North of Ireland. Look out for more travel-centric videos soon, I have some videos coming that weren't made for a grade. :)

[@onemusicgroup8249]

Alot of nuggets about this. Thanks

[@smolchild9255]

wow the editing is so neat!

[@donalmarquez6360]

Where is the mural of Lakota Chief Sitting Bull?

[@wor53lg50]

Ask the whitehouse not us ya muppet....wheres the indigenous people's from south america? Like Argentina....

[@nakedireland]

Nice video Sunflower. You might be interested in my film of the various murals, paramilitary and otherwise, on the Newtownarts Road?

[@teamblitz1990]

A beautiful video well constructed and extremely informative.

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

I lasted 2 1/2 minutes the term, the north of Ireland, and then the term Derry. that was enough for me.🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

[@mcnoface8000]

A bit miss leading the British didn’t take the most fertile land. British farming techniques were more developed at the time that’s why there land was better

[@isab.2162]

I would not be surprised if the British intentionally removed the Irish population on less arable lands though. The Irish were denied the right of property.

[@ep1929]

They planted Ulster because it was the hardest part of Ireland to control - that's why they "moved" loyal Scottish subjects onto the land, knowing full well that the Scottish were even more vicious than the native Irish.

[@judderman5596]

That's your theory. They moved Scots there because they thought they may get on better as they are both Celtic and there culture is Celtic why would they want conflict? They want to make a profit wars don't make profit

[@ep1929]

@@judderman5596 known fact Judder, the English made rubbish planters, the Scottish were far better.

[@miamlemelon3380]

Nsm les cours d'anglais nul

[@rangerista3933]

"The North of Ireland"? I'm out!