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Ireland: A Television History 1980

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Topic: Television series "Ireland: A Television History" (1980). Goal: Factual, original 150-190 word overview.

Type
TV series
Year
1980
Status
Ended
Episodes
13
First aired
Dec 2, 1980
Last aired
Feb 24, 1981
Original language
EN
Origin
IE, GB
Networks
RTÉ One, BBC Two
Genres
Documentary
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★ TMDB users: 0.0/10
Format
1 season · 13 episodes
Status
Ended
Networks
RTÉ One, BBC Two
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Topic: Television series "Ireland: A Television History" (1980).
Goal: Factual, original 150-190 word overview.
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No invented titles, names, dates, episode counts, awards, ratings, box-office/viewership, or plot points.
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Word count: 150-190 words.
Title: Ireland: A Television History.
Year: 1980 (also 1980-1981 per IMDb/Moviefone).
Type: Documentary / TV Series.
Content/Scope: First major attempt to tell the history of a country on television, covering from its first beginnings to the present day.
Historical context mentioned: The suffering and violence in Northern Ireland since the late 1960s are described as the latest events in an old story that began 800 years ago when England first became involved with Ireland.
Timeline detail: The first inhabitants arrived in Ireland 8,000 years before the English involvement.
[1] TMDB: Confirms title, year (1980), type (Documentary), and the synopsis content.
[2] IMDb: Confirms title and years (1980-

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“A major television attempt to chronicle the history of a nation from its earliest beginnings.”

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  • Covers history from the first inhabitants 8,000 years ago to the present day
  • Provides a major television attempt at telling a country's complete history
  • Explores the long-standing relationship between England and Ireland
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  • Focuses on themes of suffering and violence

Watch it if you want to understand the historical roots of events in Northern Ireland.

The series maintains a historical documentary tone covering thousands of years of events.

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What is the scope of the series?

The series covers Irish history from its first inhabitants 8,000 years ago to the present day.

Is this a drama or a documentary?

This is a documentary series.

What historical periods are covered?

It covers everything from the earliest beginnings of the country to contemporary events.

Is it worth watching for historical context?

It is a major attempt to provide a comprehensive television history of a nation.

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