@mattissius14 I know it would, but it could have degenerated into a larger scale guerrilla war, that would have been painful for the Brits and could have got them to make some kind of negotiation. To be honest the best would have been if they secretly helped to train and arm the IRA, instead of backing up the Brits in there fight against them.
that would have been interesting. could possibley have changed everything. one thing is though the bloody 26 counties gov't should care more about the north.
Never really thought much about how the behaviour of police, soldiers, etc., sent in by the British government had impacted on the lives of ordinary catholic Irish people.
Not a supporter of violence or the IRA but I can understand why such organisations formed and why it became a civil war.
I'm British and would love to have seen the Republic march in and kick arse. RUC were animals.
Noodles37UK 8 months ago
@mattissius14 I know it would, but it could have degenerated into a larger scale guerrilla war, that would have been painful for the Brits and could have got them to make some kind of negotiation. To be honest the best would have been if they secretly helped to train and arm the IRA, instead of backing up the Brits in there fight against them.
monkeyapplenerd 1 year ago
FIRST AID TENTS?? WHAT A JOKE!! TYPICAL IRISH GOVERNMENT!!!!!
ellegreeko 1 year ago
its not the primeminister of Ireland its the taoiseach you stupid fuck
push7yourself 2 years ago
WAT DO YA MEAN D PRIMEMINISTER!!? ITS THE FUCKING PRIME MINISTER U EEJIT! wolol
nice1centurion 2 years ago
if only lynch had a set of balls..once again the south left us, the irish of the north to rot and fend for ourself like always
XXCOLONELxxCLOZXX 2 years ago
how cool would that have been if Lynch did send in the army!
useopenstupid 2 years ago 3
that would have been interesting. could possibley have changed everything. one thing is though the bloody 26 counties gov't should care more about the north.
monkeyapplenerd 2 years ago
Isn't it typical, that the priest gave his blessing to the use of petrol....shouldn't he have been 100% against ANY violence?
rockinbillyboy 2 years ago
Never really thought much about how the behaviour of police, soldiers, etc., sent in by the British government had impacted on the lives of ordinary catholic Irish people.
Not a supporter of violence or the IRA but I can understand why such organisations formed and why it became a civil war.
nacho1560 2 years ago 7
GREAT DOCUMENTARY
dannyo07 3 years ago 4