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Michael Collins Part 1 1890 to 1917
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. Part 1. Members of Michael Collins family and historians and book authors Joseph EA Connell Jr, Tim Pat Coogan, Marcus Howard and members of the Collins 22 Society recount the early stage of his life from childhood, those who influenced him, London, the 1916 Rising and his thoughts on it, his time in Frongoch, and how he started to become the famous icon of Irish history. The film attempts to humanise Collins and gives a great insight into what kind of man he actually was. This is the first part of a series which will also look at the War of Independence and Civil War in future parts. In tribute to John Quaid.

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Dan Breen and Sean Treacy Documentary Part 1
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. A documentary looking at the lives of Dan Breen and Sean Treacy, who kick started the Irish War of Independence along with Seamus Robinson and Sean Hogan.. Part 1 looks at 1916, the hunger strikes in Mountjoy and Dundalk gaols, the Soloheadbeg ambush, the formation of the Third Tipperary brigade and the daring rescue of Sean Hogan at Knocklong as well as the impact their actions had on a national stage. Featuring relatives of Sean Treacy, Kathleen Allis-Cleary, Sinéad Allis, local and national historian John Hassett, Liz Gillis and Darren Kelly co-author of "When The Clock Struck in 1916", Councillor Rory Kennedy, relatives of Brigid and Aine Malone, Ailbhe Costello, Niamh Murphy and Nuala Coffey. Thank you to all the rare photographs donated from Terry Fagan, Clare Cowley and other 1916 ...

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Dan Breen and Sean Treacy Documentary Part 2
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. Part 2 of "the Treacy/Breen trilogy". Dan Breen and Sean Treacy arrive in Dublin while on the run. They link up with Michael Collins and The Squad to ambush the most powerful figure in Ireland, Lord Lieutenant French. The film looks at the death of Martin Savage and what happened to his body, the retaliation against The Irish Independent's slanted reporting as well as the experiences of Aine Malone, who would smuggle weapons down to Tipperary. Featuring interviews with relatives of Dan Breen, Sean Treacy, Aine Malone as well as of Tom Kelly, one of the managers of Phil Shanahan's pub, the film also features noted historians such as Liz Gillis and Derek Molyneux. Part 1 is available at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecWw_TcsG3U

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Michael Collins Part 2 1918
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. 1918 Acquisition and Analysis. The Irish War of Independence which began in 1919 could not have happened without the pre-planning and organisation carried out in 1918. This feature length film (103 mins) covers 1918, presenting Michael Collins as you have never seen him before. It contains new information, unseen photographs, interviews with his close relatives such as Pól O'Murchú, Angus O'Malley, Mary Clare Collins Powell and those who knew him best.

Interesting historical perspectives are given by respected published historians such as Joseph EA Connell Jr, who has written "Michael Collins Dublin 1916-22, Liz Gillis, Dominic Price, Derek Molyneux, Mícheál O'Doibhilín and also feature Lord Mayor of Dublin Mícheál Mac Donncha, Ronnie Daly and Liam Neeson. Important landmark buildings in the Collins' st ...