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2016 RTE Drama: Rebellion - no spoilers please (mod warning in post #1)

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    #32
    Lovely Bloke
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    A Dub in Glasgo wrote: »

    Is this in HD?

    yes


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    #33
    weadick
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    Anyone else's RTE1 just go blank?


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    #34
    Lisha
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    I like how it starts.


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    #35
    weadick
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    Lisha wrote: »
    I like how it starts.

    Is your screen blank too?!


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    #36
    Lisha
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    weadick wrote: »
    Is your screen blank too?!

    Nope sorry.

    Am on saor view not sky

    Hope you get sorted soon


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    #37
    Lisha
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    It always surprises me to see that done Irish supported the British rule over us.


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    #38
    Mike Guide 69
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    I'd like to see Rebel Heart been put back on TV as well, very good series about the back round of what happened in 1916 made back in 2001 (BBC Production) (James D'Arcy was very good in it)


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    #39
    PeterTheEighth
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    Is that Camille O'Sullivan?


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    #40
    Bacchus
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    So many Love/Hate actors. Few Game of Thrones ones too.

    Good start, looks well made.


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    #41
    [Deleted User]
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    Wow the set is impressive. Nelsons pillar and all.


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    #42
    mansize
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    Getting into it


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    #43
    P_1
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    Looks good I have to say. Strange how jarring it can be to hear GSTK sang with an Irish accent


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    #44
    splashthecash
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    The countess was markovic right?


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    #45
    A Dub in Glasgo
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    Lisha wrote: »
    I'm on another online site and a few northern Irish mothers are too.
    I was really surprised to hear them totally refer to themselves as British. To them they live completely in British. I know that's the fact but I think we are fed this notion that northern Irish would prefer to be under Irish rule but the opposite is true. To them ireland is a completely different country.

    You should drop them the hint that they live in Ireland :pac:


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    #46
    Lisha
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    A Dub in Glasgo wrote: »
    You should drop them the hint that they live in Ireland :pac:

    Nope :)


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    #47
    fin12
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    Lisha wrote: »
    I'm on another online site and a few northern Irish mothers are too.
    I was really surprised to hear them totally refer to themselves as British. To them they live completely in British. I know that's the fact but I think we are fed this notion that northern Irish would prefer to be under Irish rule but the opposite is true. To them ireland is a completely different country.

    Iv'e heard people up there call themselves Northern Irish, so they're neither Irish or British...


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    #48
    Stojkovic
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    splashthecash wrote: »
    The countess was markovic right?
    Yes, Markievicz.


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    #49
    Mike Guide 69
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    " A chance to catch up......" AKA :D


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    #50
    DanielODonnell
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    Lisha wrote: »
    I'm on another online site and a few northern Irish mothers are too.
    I was really surprised to hear them totally refer to themselves as British. To them they live completely in British. I know that's the fact but I think we are fed this notion that northern Irish would prefer to be under Irish rule but the opposite is true. To them ireland is a completely different country.


    Has it ever crossed your mind that you have been taking to Ulster-Scot people, half of us are from a Gaelic ancestry, even more Gaelic that many people down south who are from an anglo-Irish background. Islander Scots are more gaelic than some Irish too.


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    #51
    PeterTheEighth
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    I bet Cormac shoots one of the British cats. :D

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5sfD2M2ZPU


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    #52
    [Deleted User]
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    Good old Cat Killer Wayne still has that look in his eyes!


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    #53
    Mike Guide 69
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    splashthecash wrote: »
    The countess was markovic right?

    Ah she's on loan over in Turkey!!!


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    #54
    Lisha
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    DanielODonnell wrote: »
    Has it ever crossed your mind that you have been taking to Ulster-Scot people, half of us are from a Gaelic ancestry, even more Gaelic that many people down south who are from an anglo-Irish background.

    I don't doubt anyone's gaelicness'
    Or do I see one as being better than another. To be honest it's not a subject I dwell too much on.


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    #55
    DanielODonnell
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    Lisha wrote: »
    I don't doubt anyone's gaelicness'
    Or do I see one as being better than another. To be honest it's not a subject I dwell too much on.

    That is ok with me, as long as you are clear that Gaelic culture (aka Irish culture) doesn't solely belong to your state, I do not care about the political tags of being British or Irish.


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    #56
    PeterTheEighth
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    By the looking of the wedding address, they must have gone on Dont Tell The Bride.


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    #57
    noisenotmusic
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    I like how after there was a few complaints about it in the thread we've seen Connelly, Pearse and Markevicz in this already.


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    #58
    boggerman1
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    Your one Elizabeth is the Paul Murphy of 1916


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    #59
    [Deleted User]
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    Enjoying so far although we haven't bit into the meat of the story


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    #60
    A Dub in Glasgo
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    Lisha wrote: »
    Nope :)

    That's it, a denial of factual information will win the day


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    #61
    mansize
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    Not loving drama. Think I'll stick to documentaries


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