The so called "plane spotters" or spies as they should be referred to looked like members of a prog rock band! Roger Curtis is the singer and Paul Mason is on keyboards. Even the names fit.
@spotthedodАй бұрын
couldn't they get s's in the budget?
@conorwhite2066Ай бұрын
18:02 holy crap I was there and remember that 😂😂😂
@murchuan8782Ай бұрын
Who is the lady freeze framed at 37.29 ? Looks familiar.....
@lamalama9717Ай бұрын
This is such revisionist nonsense: On a universal human level it's a shame poorly trained boys were killed but who put them there in the first place and in support of what kind of system of rule?! Also, does anyone seriously believe 'take no prisoners' means 'let them go'? Perhaps the Brits could've handled it all in a more nuanced way, but that would've been ahistorical. They had an Empire to maintain and Empire is based on the suppression of anyone trying to stand up for themselves.
@DoopDoopMcLoop2 ай бұрын
Could only be Ireland . Snooker tournament held in a horse auction ring 😂😂😂
@angelaward34553 ай бұрын
Iv red some books about Brendan, that a friend gave me to read that he had got. Wonderful to read. I saw Mrs brown's boys at the theatre in Coventry some year ago too. Brilliant thank you for your comedy programmes Brendan.and all your family in them.🎉🎉❤❤😊😊
@limahana74203 ай бұрын
Carroll relative here. Tiocfaidh ar la! Erin go bragh! Brits and yankees out of Ireland!
@kayleenkrolikowski74423 ай бұрын
At my ripe old age of 60, the uprising and what the IRA was in 1916 compared to the '70s and beyond always used to confuse me. And MRS BROWN made it so understandable and relatable?!? Hats off to Brendan O'Carroll🫡🫡 this was an amazing program
@stephennoonan84174 ай бұрын
0:10
@markwarrington77054 ай бұрын
Sammy davies was an around entertainer the other one was bobby Darin never see the likes of these greats
@seanohare54884 ай бұрын
Very well done informative better insight into pH pearse the leader of 1916 Easter rising
@oppamaclare4 ай бұрын
25:40 nice
@ronaldroberts95564 ай бұрын
What a shameful episode for the british establishment. Cymru rhydd!
@gayleedragonfly59306 ай бұрын
56:35
@cushyglen42646 ай бұрын
Why did the British put them all together? Seems a strange decision. There could only be one outcome of that. 😮
@Fcutdlady6 ай бұрын
I met Sir Terry a few times as a young kid , at the Terry Wogan Golf Classic in Dun Laoghaire Golf club Dublin Ireland in the 80s . My dad was a member there. He was a lovely bloke . Signed tons of autographs, posed for a ton of photos
@michaelblount33806 ай бұрын
Bhain me an taithneamh as agus na seisiún sa punt agus ollies bar..
@michaelblount33806 ай бұрын
Impromptu with my pal gerry...iontach ar fad.
@roberth13226 ай бұрын
"Er, we live outside Boyle, near a pond", and then the gulp at 4:12 - fantastic
@eamonnbyrne84006 ай бұрын
This is brilliant.Watch Apres Match election 82'.It really is Irish comedy at it's best. 🇮🇪
@kahhowong34177 ай бұрын
Sadly Netanyahu of Gaza has taken a whole leaf out of General Maxwell's Rubrics and Political meme.
@kahhowong34177 ай бұрын
Medieval Mentality, Modern Weaponry.
@biancalawrence31787 ай бұрын
Brilliant brilliant brilliant. Very well done.
@homemediaandcoinsgalore7 ай бұрын
Can’t believe this is now FIFTY years old! 😮
@gaynorcopp73837 ай бұрын
I'm half Irish my family came over to Britain when the potatoes famine I love ❤ Mrs brown boys legend
@patrickdkeane34009 ай бұрын
Morning Ireland wasn't on in 1982
@johnnotrealname81689 ай бұрын
The oddest bit was the comparison with islamic jihadists. Their conception of martyrdom is different, self-immolation Edit: "not" martyrdom, and Patrick Henry Pearse died through execution (He was obviously willing to die through warfare which he considered as a soldier for Ireland. Maybe perverse but certainly not cultish, the Rising was done deliberately not like an insurgency and failed (Although with my limited knowledge I think it could have won if the orders were not rescinded and the Castle and other approaches defended.) yet he is portrayed here as a lunatic. Bear in mind too that there were plenty of non-"culters" in the Rising.). On the other hand I happen to agree on the other points, it was British over-reaction more than anything that sealed it, in fact I do not even see how the executions are excessive (They tried to over-throw the government, what else would you do?). A pardon would have been politically sensible and it is definitely true that the rebellion was really unpopular. Try to square what I wrote with the fact I am a Monarchist and an Irish Nationalist.
@uklaw9 ай бұрын
Bruce Forsythe had so much love for Sammy Davis Jr
@jennaolbermann766310 ай бұрын
I have studied European history for years and just recently started to learn about Irish history. Very well done documentary, I hope Brendan will do more documentaries like this.
@noelryan634110 ай бұрын
😁Funny, but true anecdote from 1969/70 when Prof Michael O'Kelly (UCC Archaeology Dept) was preeminent at New Grange. I was not directly involved in this innocent fun. Archaeology Students from UCC were volunteering at the site during Summer Tourist Season, acting as tour guides, when it was getting very late but visitors were disinclined to remove themselves. One student feigned alarm saying to the other student 'was that crack in the ceiling there this morning'? (it had been there millennia) which instantly got the attention of the tardy visitors. 'No', said the other student, at which the visitors swiftly evacuated the monument and the volunteers were able to lock up and leave. 🤣
@violet271510 ай бұрын
Well done! I absolutely enjoyed viewing this documentary! Sammy will forever continue to live on-he is the blueprint of a remarkable and timeless star!🎩🎶🎙
@josephstewart51611 ай бұрын
Farmers league man city all the Way 😂
@katandmouseinlove Жыл бұрын
I so want to visit Ireland and meet Brendan O'Connell ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Finbarheerlen Жыл бұрын
Last Christmas I planned to see Newgrange, but the gates were closed on the day after Christmas. So i hope to see it another time again with more luck.....
@noelryan634110 ай бұрын
It'll be around for some time to come, so you don't need to worry!😁
@Finbarheerlen10 ай бұрын
I'm looking forward, but I'm afraid I won't be in Ireland the short future.@@noelryan6341
@thetiffanystevenson Жыл бұрын
I love this however, with it just me or were the audio & him speaking out of sync?
@dod4004 Жыл бұрын
What I don't understand is why not one of the 1916 leaders ran for election before starting a rebellion. The case for a republic - and the case for achieving it by any means necessary - was never put before the people. The case for home rule was put to the people by the IPP and won an overwhelming mandate. The rebels should have done the same, if only to establish there was widespread backing for extreme actions.
@davidbriel4278 Жыл бұрын
I have so much more respect for Mr. O'Carroll and his family
@patmawn9636 Жыл бұрын
Joe kinnear exercises his inner withnail and I camberwell carrot
@RebelofIreland Жыл бұрын
Interestingt he Brits talk about the cult of blood sacrifice. Don't they have their own? The Somme? Rememberance day? Battle of Britain? And so many more. What about that fella who charged an Argie machine gun nest during the falklands...no blood sacrifice there nah?
@asidhow4859 Жыл бұрын
اين بالاتيني ا نجم فرنسا 🇫🇷
@aldrelategan9988 Жыл бұрын
Brilliant! Thank you! Sammy was an enigma that will never be again.
@vincentcoyle9137 Жыл бұрын
So so sad time, so much lost, but forgotten children innocents yes there should be some sort of a remembrance Day for these lost souls, this is an awakening we should not forget☘️🙏🕊️
@MysticMia Жыл бұрын
My great grandfather Charles Kenny was sent there , roll of honour bolands mill
Пікірлер
Dont mind that clock....😂😂
Rancheros.
Gerry slattery and mick blount
The so called "plane spotters" or spies as they should be referred to looked like members of a prog rock band! Roger Curtis is the singer and Paul Mason is on keyboards. Even the names fit.
couldn't they get s's in the budget?
18:02 holy crap I was there and remember that 😂😂😂
Who is the lady freeze framed at 37.29 ? Looks familiar.....
This is such revisionist nonsense: On a universal human level it's a shame poorly trained boys were killed but who put them there in the first place and in support of what kind of system of rule?! Also, does anyone seriously believe 'take no prisoners' means 'let them go'? Perhaps the Brits could've handled it all in a more nuanced way, but that would've been ahistorical. They had an Empire to maintain and Empire is based on the suppression of anyone trying to stand up for themselves.
Could only be Ireland . Snooker tournament held in a horse auction ring 😂😂😂
Iv red some books about Brendan, that a friend gave me to read that he had got. Wonderful to read. I saw Mrs brown's boys at the theatre in Coventry some year ago too. Brilliant thank you for your comedy programmes Brendan.and all your family in them.🎉🎉❤❤😊😊
Carroll relative here. Tiocfaidh ar la! Erin go bragh! Brits and yankees out of Ireland!
At my ripe old age of 60, the uprising and what the IRA was in 1916 compared to the '70s and beyond always used to confuse me. And MRS BROWN made it so understandable and relatable?!? Hats off to Brendan O'Carroll🫡🫡 this was an amazing program
0:10
Sammy davies was an around entertainer the other one was bobby Darin never see the likes of these greats
Very well done informative better insight into pH pearse the leader of 1916 Easter rising
25:40 nice
What a shameful episode for the british establishment. Cymru rhydd!
56:35
Why did the British put them all together? Seems a strange decision. There could only be one outcome of that. 😮
I met Sir Terry a few times as a young kid , at the Terry Wogan Golf Classic in Dun Laoghaire Golf club Dublin Ireland in the 80s . My dad was a member there. He was a lovely bloke . Signed tons of autographs, posed for a ton of photos
Bhain me an taithneamh as agus na seisiún sa punt agus ollies bar..
Impromptu with my pal gerry...iontach ar fad.
"Er, we live outside Boyle, near a pond", and then the gulp at 4:12 - fantastic
This is brilliant.Watch Apres Match election 82'.It really is Irish comedy at it's best. 🇮🇪
Sadly Netanyahu of Gaza has taken a whole leaf out of General Maxwell's Rubrics and Political meme.
Medieval Mentality, Modern Weaponry.
Brilliant brilliant brilliant. Very well done.
Can’t believe this is now FIFTY years old! 😮
I'm half Irish my family came over to Britain when the potatoes famine I love ❤ Mrs brown boys legend
Morning Ireland wasn't on in 1982
The oddest bit was the comparison with islamic jihadists. Their conception of martyrdom is different, self-immolation Edit: "not" martyrdom, and Patrick Henry Pearse died through execution (He was obviously willing to die through warfare which he considered as a soldier for Ireland. Maybe perverse but certainly not cultish, the Rising was done deliberately not like an insurgency and failed (Although with my limited knowledge I think it could have won if the orders were not rescinded and the Castle and other approaches defended.) yet he is portrayed here as a lunatic. Bear in mind too that there were plenty of non-"culters" in the Rising.). On the other hand I happen to agree on the other points, it was British over-reaction more than anything that sealed it, in fact I do not even see how the executions are excessive (They tried to over-throw the government, what else would you do?). A pardon would have been politically sensible and it is definitely true that the rebellion was really unpopular. Try to square what I wrote with the fact I am a Monarchist and an Irish Nationalist.
Bruce Forsythe had so much love for Sammy Davis Jr
I have studied European history for years and just recently started to learn about Irish history. Very well done documentary, I hope Brendan will do more documentaries like this.
😁Funny, but true anecdote from 1969/70 when Prof Michael O'Kelly (UCC Archaeology Dept) was preeminent at New Grange. I was not directly involved in this innocent fun. Archaeology Students from UCC were volunteering at the site during Summer Tourist Season, acting as tour guides, when it was getting very late but visitors were disinclined to remove themselves. One student feigned alarm saying to the other student 'was that crack in the ceiling there this morning'? (it had been there millennia) which instantly got the attention of the tardy visitors. 'No', said the other student, at which the visitors swiftly evacuated the monument and the volunteers were able to lock up and leave. 🤣
Well done! I absolutely enjoyed viewing this documentary! Sammy will forever continue to live on-he is the blueprint of a remarkable and timeless star!🎩🎶🎙
Farmers league man city all the Way 😂
I so want to visit Ireland and meet Brendan O'Connell ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Last Christmas I planned to see Newgrange, but the gates were closed on the day after Christmas. So i hope to see it another time again with more luck.....
It'll be around for some time to come, so you don't need to worry!😁
I'm looking forward, but I'm afraid I won't be in Ireland the short future.@@noelryan6341
I love this however, with it just me or were the audio & him speaking out of sync?
What I don't understand is why not one of the 1916 leaders ran for election before starting a rebellion. The case for a republic - and the case for achieving it by any means necessary - was never put before the people. The case for home rule was put to the people by the IPP and won an overwhelming mandate. The rebels should have done the same, if only to establish there was widespread backing for extreme actions.
I have so much more respect for Mr. O'Carroll and his family
Joe kinnear exercises his inner withnail and I camberwell carrot
Interestingt he Brits talk about the cult of blood sacrifice. Don't they have their own? The Somme? Rememberance day? Battle of Britain? And so many more. What about that fella who charged an Argie machine gun nest during the falklands...no blood sacrifice there nah?
اين بالاتيني ا نجم فرنسا 🇫🇷
Brilliant! Thank you! Sammy was an enigma that will never be again.
So so sad time, so much lost, but forgotten children innocents yes there should be some sort of a remembrance Day for these lost souls, this is an awakening we should not forget☘️🙏🕊️
My great grandfather Charles Kenny was sent there , roll of honour bolands mill
1985 jumpers
Love these
So funny