Ireland's Great Hunger and the Irish Diaspora
Why did over a million people Irish people die of starvation and disease, and more than two million leave that country during roughly six years in the mid-1800s? The label "potato famine" doesn't begin to explain a crisis that was hundreds of years in the making, and one that happened in the midst of plenty. "Ireland's Great Hunger and The Irish Diaspora," narrated by actor Gabriel Byrne, explores the history, culture, and politics that lead to mass starvation, eviction, disease, and death in 19th century Ireland, and the lasting global legacy of that tragic event.
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Following in the Footsteps of Strokestown's Famine Emigrants
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The West Mayo Flying Column in The War of Independence
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Liverpool: A Famine Frontier
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The Famine Irish in Liverpool from the Strokestown Park Estate in 1847
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History of Ireland: From Celts to English Rule
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The Great Irish Famine: Remember Skibbereen
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Bygone Days of Ireland Part 1
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The Troubles: Unravelling Northern Ireland's 30-Year Conflict
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Ireland in Rebellion: Rare Footage from 1916-1921
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The Great Famine - Part 1 of 2 (BBC 1995)
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The Great Starvation - Re-defining The Irish Famine
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Who are the Irish?
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ONE ISLAND The Film (Full Documentary 2023 1080p FullHD)
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The Entire History of Ireland
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