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A Tour Of Ireland (That Special Place/+DVD) $11.49 A Tour Of Ireland (That Special Place/+DVD)

Beauty Of Scotland & Ireland (DVD) (2discs) $49.46 Beauty Of Scotland & Ireland (Dvd) (2Discs)

The Irish Rovers: Home in Ireland (DVD) $41.14 IRISH ROVERS-HOMEIN IRELAND (DVD)

BEST OF COUNTRY MUSIC FROM IRELAND THE DVD $6.99 BEST OF COUNTRY MUSIC FROM IRELAND THE DVD

Beauty of Scotland & Ireland DVD $27.98 Visit two countries rich in stunning scenery, enchanting folklore and famous landmarks. With this fascinating 2-disc set, enjoy a virtual vacation to Scotland and Ireland from the comfort of your own home. Tour ancient castles and historic cities that reflect the cultural heritage of the Scottish clans. Travel the length and breadth of Ireland, from wild seacoasts to rolling green hills, experiencing the spellbinding scenery and culture. Includes: The Beauty of Ireland / Scotland...The Beauty and Majesty (2 DVD), approx. 207 mins.

The Story of Ireland (DVD) $49.36 Fergal Keane of WILD AFRICA and GREAT RAILWAY JOURNEYS hosts this ambitious five-part documentary program, which provides a sweeping, ambitious history of the country of Ireland. The series rests on the thesis that early 21st Century Ireland is somewhat unusual - existing as it does in an atmosphere of peace. As Keane and the program`s writers remind us, such peace is entirely unique and novel for a country rooted in a long and torturous history of bloodshed and terrorism. With that as a foundation, STORY OF IRELAND looks at the Irish as a people, and Ireland as a modernized European country. Installments, which take a chronological approach to Irish history, include: THE AGE OF INVASIONS, THE AGE OF CONQUEST, THE AGE OF REVOLUTION, THE AGE OF UNION and THE AGE OF NATIONS.

Story of Ireland (DVD) $12.49 A groundbreaking new history of Ireland in this landmark BBC series presented by Fergal Keane. Story of Ireland is an insightful and provocative account of Ireland's dramatic past, and how it has shaped the island of today. Ireland's history is usually told as an epic story of Celtic utopia evolving into a centuries-long struggle for Home Rule. But much has changed in just the past thirty years about the way the Irish understand their own past. Story of Ireland presents a bold new take on Irish history, challenging the romanticised narrative that has been told for generations and drawing fresh conclusions about the way the Irish have lived. Focusing on the big turning points in Irish history � the Viking Invasion, the Famine, the Easter Rising and the War of Independence, to name a few � Neil Hegarty revisits and re-examines stories the Irish have told about themselves, challenging long-held myths in the process. Is Ireland's history an unusually violent one? Was the British government really to blame for the Famine? How did the events of the Civil War not only change Irish history, but how Ireland's history was told?

Ireland $6 Ireland

A Short History of Ireland DVD $17.99 Go on a cultural adventure to one of the world?s most magical places ? Ireland! The country may be small but is rich in traditions, culture and history. The beauty, the music and the story of the Emerald Isle. Approx. 65 min.

Destination Ireland (DVD) $8.43 Features a guided tour of Ireland. The journey starts at the Antrim Coast, before continuing to Belfast, Dublin, Kerry, the Aran Islands, Connemara, Donegal and the Tory Islands. Running Time: 60 min

A Short History of Ireland (DVD) $35.3 Based on the book from author Richard Killeen, this documentary delves deep into the history of Ireland. Among the topics discussed include the origins of the Celts, the Williamite War, several historical monuments, and a variety of Irish traditions.

Over Ireland DVD $10.99 See Ireland in a whole new way, from the air! Glide over lush green landscapes, rugged seaside cliffs and endless rolling hills. Rare views of the mysterious Giant's Causeway, soar above the capital city of Dublin. Fly over castles, churches and coastal cottages. An award winning presentation with an original music score make Over Ireland a breathtaking experience you will never forget. 60 min. USA.

Visions of the Britain & Ireland DVD $44.98 Some of the world's most legendary cities, ancient sites and verdant landscapes are captured from a stunning vantage point. Shot in high definition from a helicopter-mounted camera and planned with precision for optimum lighting and angles, these programs offer the ultimate in armchair travel. Rich narrations and evocative regional music enhance the experience. Take an emotional trip to your family's homeland, revisit favorite sights or realize your dreams of discovering these storied lands for the first time. Whatever your inspiration, you will never have a better view. INCLUDES: England / Scotland / Ireland / Wales (4 DVD), approx. 5.5 hrs.

The Beauty of Ireland DVD $19.98 A Timeless Land of Enchanting Landscapes, Folklore and Tradition! DUBLIN Colourful, musical and historic, Dublin has a past steeped in literature and religion. In this city of contrasts, vast churches and grand buildings are found along Georgian streets interspersed with all kinds of modern shopping and dynamic, friendly pubs truly a fashionable city with its past never far away. KERRY Rolling countryside meets rocky, mountainous coastlines in County Kerry. Discover a taste of life long ago in the Dingle Peninsula, the steam railway at Tralee and the Blennerville Windmill. The outstanding beauty of Killarney National Park's wooded hills and rocky mountains captures the whole feeling of Kerry unspoiled and inspiring. DONEGAL - In the northernmost part of Ireland, Donegal is a place of rugged shores, mountains and moors. From the vast glacial valleys surrounded by the Donegal Mountains to the remote Bloody Foreland named for the colour of the rocks as they turn blood red at sunset, to the famous, hand-woven tweed of Donegal town, this is an ancient land full of old Irish culture and traditions. CORK - County Cork is renowned for its rugged landscapes, the gentility of its people and historic and exciting Cork City, the second largest city in Ireland. Just off the coast is spectacular Garinish Island, where one finds a replica of an Italian garden, complete with original exotic flowers and villas. Visit world-famous Blarney Castle, where legend says that whoever kisses the stone within the castle receives the gift of eloquence. (DVD) approx. 104 mins. Bonus Program A Touch of Ireland Travel through Ireland's unique counties and see firsthand her wild seacoasts and rugged mountains, her sweeping moors and gentle rolling farms. Amid spectacular scenery and charming people, you will discover the enchanting mystic Irish spirit. approx. 53 mins.

Terry Wogan's Ireland (DVD) $8.99 In a magical mix of the personal and the political, the humorous and the tragic, the historic and the modern, we follow Terry Wogan on his return to his native land. Terry left Ireland in the late 1960s, after a childhood in Limerick dominated by the Catholic Church. In Wogan's Ireland we'll see through Terry's eyes how the country has changed. He'll rediscover its rugged coastline and the spectacular views he remembers from childhood holidays. He'll revisit old haunts, hook up with long-lost friends, colleagues and fellow ex-pats, enjoying the nostalgia evoked by these experiences. But he won't shy away from the more complicated responses that led him to seek his fortunes elsewhere. During the course of Wogan's Ireland he'll also explain why he had to leave it all behind.

Visions Of Ireland (DVD) $7.43 Enjoy stunning aerial photography from the comfort of your sofa, as VISIONS OF IRELAND takes you on a helicopter ride over the country's historical landmarks and beautiful landscapes, including the remote Skellig Islands, as well as Sligo, Belfast, Galway, Dublin and much, much more. Running Time: 74 min

Visions of Britain & Ireland (DVD) $86.49 Experience the British Isles from a bird¿s-eye view with this travel release. A number of highlights from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland can be seen from the unique perspective of a helicopter camera that travels over city and countryside alike.

Scenic Soundscapes - Ireland (DVD) $30.84 Relaxing songs such as "Serenade of Dawn" and "Emerald Passion" provide a fitting soundtrack to glorious footage of the Irish countryside. This audiovisual presentation is designed to calm the mind and spirit while also providing a breathtaking view of Ireland`s natural beauty.

Visions of Ireland (DVD) $45.38 With the help of aerial footage, this travel documentary explores Ireland`s spectacular sceneries and places of interest. Included here are views of Giant`s Causeway, a World Heritage Site; the Glens of Antrim; the sea loch of Galway Bay; Clonmacnoise monastery; and Dublin, the island`s capital.

Mitchell And Kenyon In Ireland(1901) (DVD) $9.93 More than 100 years ago, Filmmakers Sagar Mitchell and James Kenyon journeyed across Britain capturing the everyday lives of regular people. For the best part of 70 years, this film sat in barrels before being discovered and ultimately restored. This collection features 26 films made in Ireland between May 1901 and December 1902. Produced: 1901 Running Time: 75 min Over a century ago, filmmakers Sagar Mitchell and James Kenyon roamed the British Isles filming the everyday lives ofpeople at work and play For around 70 years, 800 rolls of this early nitrate film sat in sealed barrels in the basement of a shop in Blackburn. Now miraculously discovered and painst akingly restored by the BFI, this ranks as the most exciting film discovery of recent times. following on from the hugely successful BBC TV series, I' he Lost World of MitcheIl & Kenyon and the BFI's first DVD volume Electric Edwardians is this new selection of films, Mitchell & Kenyan in Ireland. The Mitchell & Kenyon Collection contains some twenty-six films made in Ireland between May 1901 and December 1902 in association with three travelling film exhibitors-the North American Animated Photo Company, the Thomas Edison Animated Photo Company and the fairground showman George Green. Presented as'Local Films for Local People', the films include street scenes of Dublin, Wexford and Belfast, local dignitaries attending the Cork International Exhibition, scenic routes from Cork to Blarney Castle and much more. With music by Neil Brand and Ginter Buchwald, an essay by Dr Vanessa Toulmin and a commentary read by Fiona Shaw this new BFI DVD offers Mitchell and Kenyon's unique and vivid record of Ireland at the start of the twentieth century.

St Patrick - Apostle Of Ireland (DVD) $19.43 This fascinatingly informative documentary profiles Ireland's patron saint, revealing the real man, separating the fact from the myth. Who was St. Patrick? The man that came to be the patron saint of Ireland was an ordinary man who accomplished the extraordinary by placing his faith in God. Originally sent to Ireland in the 5th century as a bishop to lead Irish Christians, Patrick chose instead to bring Christianity to those Irish not yet converted, and did so without bloodshed. As a result of his life and work, there emerged a uniquely Celtic form of Christianity, a religion firmly Christian in belief yet not far removed from the traditions, practice and law of the Irish. Director Dave Tennant takes the viewer on an emotionally moving and visually dramatic rendition of the life of Ireland's Patron Saint. Filmed entirely in Ireland, the film follows the story of both the man and the saint, unraveling myth and history, with commentary from Father Frank Fahey of Ballicommentary from Father Frank Fahey of BallintubberAbbey and Michael Slaven, author of The Book of Tara.

Discover Ireland - Land Of Majesty (DVD) $15.93 This comprehensive insight into the cultural and social history of Ireland starts by exploring some of the island's more prominent landmarks in context with their place in Irish cultural history. Such natural attractions as the Blarney Stone and the Curlew Mountain are examined as well as the man-made structures that have become as famous as the times of change in which they were built. Also a focus on Ireland's civil struggle for independence and the role of some of it's more significant political figures with natural vistas being used as symbolic illustrations. Running Time: 240 min

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