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And I found that, to my horror, loaning a painting
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Quintessentially Irish

And I found that, to my horror,loaning a painting, I was giving a bit of myselfaway for...

And I found that, to my horror,
loaning a painting, I was giving a bit of myself
away for that period of time

Full Transcript

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And I found that, to my horror, loaning a painting,
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I was giving a bit of myself away for that period of time.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
59
Timestamp in Movie
00:55:41
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Swipe Films

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Movie Summary

A journey through Ireland's cultural heritage, exploring the origins of whiskey production, the world-famous Guinness brewery, age-old equestrian pursuits, traditional Gaelic athletics, and the enduring Dunsany Castle.
Did you know that there was - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Did you know that there was
Oh, she was beautiful painter. Yeah, I remember this. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Oh, she was beautiful painter. Yeah, I remember this.
The theft in 1956 - Quintessentially Irish 00:13
The theft in 1956
Hugh Lane was born in Cork of modest means. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Hugh Lane was born in Cork of modest means.
He came to London and became - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
He came to London and became
Hugh Lane opened the first contemporary art gallery. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Hugh Lane opened the first contemporary art gallery.
He wanted Dublin, Ireland, - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
He wanted Dublin, Ireland,
He was quite in debt at this stage and - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
He was quite in debt at this stage and
He had some kind of a premonition, - Quintessentially Irish 00:13
He had some kind of a premonition,
That will had not been witnessed. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
That will had not been witnessed.
Sir Hugh Lane went down in the Lusitania - Quintessentially Irish 00:14
Sir Hugh Lane went down in the Lusitania
Monets, Manets, Renoirs, - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
Monets, Manets, Renoirs,
"You haven't got somewhere to put them, - Quintessentially Irish 00:10
"You haven't got somewhere to put them,
Paul and Billy were doing this - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
Paul and Billy were doing this
51 years after the will was made, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
51 years after the will was made,
"Jour D'EÉté" by Berthe Morisot - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
"Jour D'EÉté" by Berthe Morisot
Uncle Paul lifted it off the wall, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Uncle Paul lifted it off the wall,
The photographer was waiting as planned, - Quintessentially Irish 00:07
The photographer was waiting as planned,
All of the papers globally had printed the picture - Quintessentially Irish 00:14
All of the papers globally had printed the picture
A kind of great national outrage - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
A kind of great national outrage