Does Liz Carr have Irish roots? |

[@BC99]

This is great. Reveals a lot about Irish rural society at the time.

[@FWM50]

She is such a great actress! I love watching her.

[@thequietman760]

A million people died due to the British government's lack of a response. And exporting all the live stock to England.

[@afctaylor12]

Considering that meny of government where Irish including at least 2 prime ministers at that point difficult to use word British

[@laetitialogan2002]

​@@afctaylor12dont be niave....this is common knowledge

[@Dreyno]

@@afctaylor12Are you under the impression that the Anglo-Irish were anything other than British? You’re either a complete ignoramus of a disingenuous pleb trying to defend Britain’s good name when it doesn’t deserve it.

[@Zappy9518]

​@afctaylor12 name these Irish people, is the duke of boot one of them ? Who else? Typical duplicity, to say that many of the government were Irish. A Liar and a Clown.

[@Giantd20]

​@@afctaylor12read an Irish history book, I know they are a pretty rare thing in English schools

[@judit1783]

Imagine, in that era, for a farmer to have a large vocabulary with the Irish way of turning a phrase. I love it!! self-educated leaders

[@KF-co1yl]

Loved this story.

[@Powertoyah32]

“Those bloody Protestants up to no good” I only live 30min from there!

[@enckidoofalling2883]

Great name for a series the ribbon man

[@heliotropezzz333]

My grandfather's sister in Ireland married a Carr. I was hoping to hear about that side of the family. I guess I'll have to find the whole programme.

[@JoslinMartin-ri8vt]

I like this show I like this KZbin channel because you can learn about different things about you when you came from

[@ko0974]

The landlords where living in the homes snd lands of the Irish prior to evicted them, thry then made the work the land for free, yet still expected rent on huts on the land

[@lennykelly9952]

It must be hard for them to be British when they see what was done to the people they originate from.

[@simplyme8593]

Wow