National 1798 Centre Enniscorthy
The National 1798 Centre Enniscorthy Co Wexford
Re-launch weekend at The National 1798 Centre in Enniscorthy on the banks of the River Slaney Enniscorthy Co Wexford Ireland. May 25/26 2013
The National 1798 Centre Enniscorthy sneak peek
FunDays ie 1798 Rebellion Centre Wexford
Footage of Fundays.ie visit to the Rebellion Experience at the National 1798 Rebellion Centre, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford
The National 1798 Centre Enniscorthy sneak peek 3
The National 1798 Centre Enniscorthy sneak peek 2
1798 Reenactement Enniscorthy
1798 Reenactement Enniscorthy
Wexford's 1798 Centre in Enniscorthy
A little trip we took to the 1798 centre in Enniscorthy, Wexford.
The award winning National 1798 Centre offers a fascinating insight into the birth of modern democracy in Ireland
For more see visitwexford.ie and 1798centre.ie/
Battle of Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy, Ireland, 1798 (Pisadas pelo Mundo)
Um dos lugares que me marcou na viagem pelo sul da Irlanda. Não fui para produzir ou trabalhar e sim para conhecer, portanto, a produção está bem pessoal. Espero que aprendam um pouco sobre essa incrível ilha IRLANDA. Neste vídeo falo sobre a Batalha de Vinegar Hill, onde tive a oportunidade de visitar o local. Um treco em inglês sobre o ocorrido.
The Rebellion of 1798, led by the United Irishmen, and based on the principles of the French Revolution of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, was an attempt to achieve a democratic and equal Ireland. The Rebellion lasted from May to September 1798, and in County Wexford alone, some 20,000 people lost their lives in a four week period. The last major battle of the Rebellion, the Battle of Vinegar Hill, which took place on 21st June 1798, was the last major battle on Irish soil, The Rebellion was the start of a 125 year battle for Irish democracy and independence, that ended on 21st January 1919 with the meeting of the First Dáil (Irish Parliament) in Dublin.
17 The Insurrection of 1798 Insurrection of Wexford, pt 2 Popular History of Ireland from the
1798 Rebellion Campaign analysis
An analysis on the 1798 rebellion,its causes and its results.
enjoy!.
*In this video i am not trying to portray the british government as being evil in any way, i am merely stating the facts.
irishtimes.com: The Battle of Vinegar Hill
This re-enactment of the Battle of Vinegar Hill was organised by the National 1798 Rebellion Centre in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford
Karl Fitzpatrick interviews Jacqui Hynes of National 1798 Rebellion Centre
South East Radio's Business Matters is a weekly business programme presented by Karl Fitzpatrick that addresses the issues facing businesses across County Wexford and provides insightful interviews with local entrepreneurs. For more information visit karlfitzpatrick.ie
1798 Year of Blood Episode 2
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. Episode 2 Spies and Informers. Move and countermove continues between Dublin Castle and the United Irishmen in 1797 and early 98. Wolfe Tone arrives with French troops in Bantry Bay to assist the Irish in their bid for freedom.
But the Irish weather intervened and the British were saved. General Lake and Castlereagh were determined to squash any signs of rebellion. Ulster was to be dragooned and bled white of any green influences. Spies and informers multiplied, feeding Dublin Castle with intelligence.Horrific tortures, brutal floggings, indiscriminate burnings, rape and pillage were inflicted on the Irish by an indisciplined army. Terror was used to control the people due to Britain's paranoia of an Irish rebellion and French invasion. Wolfe Tone was in France in talks with Napoleon. William Orr became one of the first United .Irish martyrs. Their newspaper, the Northern Star was raided and destroyed. Arms raids were carried out against Loyalist houses throughout the country.
The British commander, Lord Abercromby feared the situation was spiralling out of control. Would the Irish proceed to rebel without French aid?
Historians, military enthusiasts, re-enactors recount the bloody story. Weaponry, costumes and contemporary music recreate these violent times.
Featuring interviews and performances with Paddy Cullivan who performs 10 Dark Secrets of 1798, Michael O'Flanagan who was one of the organisers for '98 events in Dublin at the 200th anniversary, historians Dominic Price, Tola Collier, Liz Gillis, Denis Levins, Rory O'Connor of the National 1798 Rebellion Centre in Wexford, Steve Dunford and Colum Ó Ruairc of the 1798 Rebellion Casualty Database.
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05 Rebellion of 1798
Event: The Irish Rebellion of 1798.
Song: Rising of the Moon.
1798 Reenactment - Battle of Vinegar Hill
The Battle of Vinegar Hill was an engagement during the Irish Rebellion of 1798 on 21 June 1798 when over 15,000 British soldiers launched an attack on Vinegar Hill outside Enniscorthy, County Wexford, the largest camp and headquarters of the Wexford United Irish rebels. It marked a turning point in the Irish Rebellion of 1798, as it was the last attempt by the rebels to hold and defend ground against the British military.
The battle was re-enacted on the weekend of the 4th and 5th of August with visitors and volunteers being given the opportunity to experience life as an 18th-century redcoat at Enniscorthy Castle or to learn about the pikemen of Wexford at the National 1798 Rebellion Centre in Enniscorthy.
A fantastic weekend was had by everybody, including over 100 pikemen, 60 redcoats and 2,000 visitors for our inaugural battle re-enactment.
1798 Rebellion Centre | The Dish on Beat 102 103
Trish visits the National 1798 Rebellion Centre in Enniscorthy, Wexford to find out about the beginning of Ireland's struggle for independence.
A Presentation on the 1798 Rebellion by Nicholas Furlong: 1991
Wexford historian Nicholas Furlong gives an account of the 1798 Rebellion.
The evening was held in Castlebridge Community Centre shortly before the launch of one of Mr. Furlong's bestselling books 'Fr. John Murphy of Boolavogue 1753-1798'.
Filmed by Shay Shang.
The Castle Hill Rebellion - Vinegar Hill (Australia, 1804)
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A small force of 57 Volunteers and New South Wales Corpsmen engages a far larger convict 'army' (400+) composed of political exiles and emancipists at Vinegar Hill, N.S.W.
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Battle of Oulart Hill
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The Battle of Oulart Hill took place on 27 May 1798 when a rebel gathering of 1,000 annihilated a detachment of militia sent from Wexford town to stamp out the spreading rebellion in county Wexford.
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