A Terrible Beauty: The Irish Rebellion of 1916
A Terrible Beauty: The Irish Rebellion of 1916
The Irish Rebellion of 1916 is often overshadowed by the Great War. Over six days, Dublin was gripped by a rebellion that tore the city apart and left causalities on both sides. But this powerful film does much to remind us of the significance and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought in a place many called home.
The Irish Rebellion of 1916 is often overshadowed by the Great War. Over six days, Dublin was gripped by a rebellion that tore the city apart and left causalities on both sides. But this powerful film does much to remind us of the significance and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought in a place many called home.
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