<b>Read Description for a link to part 1</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/15CFFFCA35D543A7BC8D7A92845C8735/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 1</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 6</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/E30521E005E3456CBEC3844EBD044759/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 6</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 5</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/2584092D9F4C4954B7463F45C3E5ABFB/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 5</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 4</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/412DB870B2974D25922292BECAA2E7A2/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 4</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 3</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/3A290AC21E9F4CCEB1DDCFEBF5C594A2/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 3</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 2</b>
'Route Irish', a feature length verité/essay film on the campaign(s) against Irish facilitation of the US/UK Invasion of Iraq.
This film is   more...firstly a vérite documentation of the emergence between 2002 and 2004 of a broad popular opposition to the US military use of Shannon Airport in the buildup to, invasion of, and occupation of Iraq.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/AD013F1F981F4A74986B746CB2A2689B/route-irish-ireland-s-involv.aspx">Click Here for part 2</a>

It follows a loose network of politicians, activist groups and individuals through the story of the rise, fracturing and sudden decline and disappearance of this movement and retraces the way in which their combined efforts, energies and strategies served to effectively tear away the Irish States' veneer of neutrality and non-alignment in the post September 11th era of the 'War on Terror'.

Secondly it is a essayistic reflection asking, from the perspective of one Irish individual caught up in the cycle of protests here, why the international pre-war wave of opposition to the invasion of Iraq appeared so suddenly, peaked so quickly, and failed to sustain itself despite the fact that, in historical terms, all of the predictions of that movement (and worse) were proved right in the course of the ongoing US/UK occupation.

Thirdly it has, because of the progress of political events in Ireland, become a strange and surreal portrait of the Green Party pre their elevation to government.

It's production was made possible by the existence of a pretty comprehensive video archive of the period which was produced by a loose network of Indymedia Ireland related videographers, and which was collected over the course of the events by the editor of the film.

Making this kind of film without a budget would not be possible without the existence of a very strong copyleft ethos throughout the video activist community which has developed here in the last few years alongside the development of Indymedia Ireland and Revolt Video.

In the spirit of that ethos the editor, after this beta screening, will be making copies of the film without the voice-over commentary available to interested parties within the broad activist community which uses and contributes to the development of Revolt Video and Indymedia Ireland. It is hoped that those who disagree with the personal analysis/version of events put forward by 'Route Irish', or find it unsatisfactory, or want to improve it, will take it upon themselves to version* this slice of history.

more info:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/85188
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84775
http://revoltvideo.blogspot.com/2007/11/bittorr...-route-irish.html  less

This is my Profile Introduction.

The Family Bush.

Michael Tsarion talks about Sinn Féin and how Ireland has been used as a testing ground for things to come.

Behind the scenes interview with acclaimed actor Malcolm McDowell. Part 2 of a series of interviews on the set of the film "Red Roses and Petrol," opening Spring 2008. The film co-stars Max   more...Beesley, Heather Juergensen, Olivia Tracey, and Susan Lynch. Music by Flogging Molly and Susanna Hoffs.  less

Irish police working for Shell one of the biggest oil companies in the world. We Are Change Ireland

Search Engine Optimisation Ireland - Stay Away From The Pitfalls, Get Expert Advice From An Irish Seo Company - Ireland Seo

At SeaWorld San Diego, Clyde and an award-winning Irish dancer go flipper to toe in one of the most unusual yet hilarious dance contests this St. Patrick's Day. Clyde (or, "McClyde") shows his   more...stuff and strives to elevate traditional Irish dancing to an entirely new level. At first, the two competitors attempt a few basic dances steps. The contest kicks into high gear with some fancy foot and "flipperwork." Finally, Clyde literally dances circles around his competitor. Concluding the festivities, O. P. Otter, SeaWorld's own honorary leprechaun, awards a special "shamrock trophy" to the dance-off winner.  less

Irish Dancers at the St Patrick's Day Parade at St. James Parish

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Orange Order Twelfth of July demonstration, County Donegal, Ireland / Ulster - 2005 - Ulster-Scots / Scotch-Irish culture

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http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk
http://www.dunamoney.co.uk
Orange Order Twelfth of July demonstration, County Donegal, Ireland / Ulster - 2005 - Ulster-Scots / Scotch-Irish culture

http://www.orange-order.co.uk
http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk
http://www.dunamoney.co.uk
Orange Order Twelfth of July demonstration, County Donegal, Ireland / Ulster - 2005 - Ulster-Scots / Scotch-Irish culture

If you must drink and drive on St. Patrick's Day, don't drink Guinness. *SELECTED FOR SCREENING AT 2008 ST. PATRICK'S DAY FILM FESTIVAL IN LONDON HTTP://WWW.WYLLIEOHAGAN.COM

The EU treaty will be put to a referendum in your country only. If I had a vote, I would say No. I cannot ask you to vote NO for me, but please take a good look at this document before you vote. And if   more...you want to know where to start, listen to the well informed critics in your own country.  less

By: Davy Spillane

Behind the scenes interview with acclaimed actor Malcolm McDowell. Part 1 of a series of interviews on the set of the film Red Roses and Petrol, opening Spring 2008. The film co-stars Max Beesley, Heather   more...Juergensen, Olivia Tracey, and Susan Lynch. Music by Flogging Molly and Susanna Hoffs.  less

http://www.orange-order.co.uk
http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk
http://www.dunamoney.co.uk
Apprentice Boys Of Derry Maiden City Festival in Derry / Londonderry, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Siege Of   more...Derry 1688.
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http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk
http://www.dunamoney.co.uk
Apprentice Boys Of Derry Maiden City Festival in Derry / Londonderry, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Siege Of   more...Derry 1688.
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Filmed just off the Atlantic coast in SW Ireland a weird phenomenom took place what looks like the
nothern lights,but is a completely different show of unusual lights.