Patriot Game (part 11)

Final part of Arthur MaCaig's 1979 documentary.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• irish
• republicanism
• revolutionary
• socialism
• resistance
• activism
• guerrilla
• civil
• war
• ira
• Documentary
• Commentary
• Analysis

[BAMAROLLTIDE412]

Great documentary.I'm not for socialism but I do support the cause to free Northern Ireland.

[darraghara]

Beautiful, though terribly sad, documentary. I am amazed at how far Northern Ireland has come in the last few decades.

[MrSomerfeild]

great. thanks for uploading

[ayatoldya]

use guns on the irish and television on the americans

[colinfitz89]

Great documentary! Although, you can tell how old it is not by the cinematography, but by the political principles that they (IRA) preach. Eire Nua would never take root, and the "socialist democratic republic" would be abandoned for more capitialist democratic principles. I felt that in some ways the documentary was too biased towards the Republican Movement, but maybe that's not so bad given all the Pro-Limey crap that is spewed out. All in all, great flick. Loved the music. 9 out 10!

[educution]

thanks Dilzy, that was great.

[1888pats]

just after watching the full programme - Dilzybhoy thanks for uploading it - Hail Hail.

[sealt160n]

@garrettda1 Credited as 'Harvey Andrew' singing it in the end titles.

Very engaging documentary - ta lots for having uploaded it, Dilzybhoy - and having introduced me to Arthur MacCaig.

[sjhannigan1]

Much love and respect to N.I. and let the fight go on till every brit is dead or unarmed.

[ankeyte]

British Politics and corrupt rulers have a lot to answer for A curse on you all.Thanks for this Documentary.FREE NORTHERN IRELAND.

[thelaughingman]

anyone have any idea where to find the photos used in this movies specially the one with the old lady at 4:55

[Medeasbiggestfan]

Northern Ireland is free. If a majority in the north ever voted to leave the UK and join the Republic of Ireland they would be allowed to do so.

If fact, it would go against Article 3.1 of the Constitution of Ireland for Northern Ireland to join the Republic without the approval of the majority in NI.