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: [ Ссылка ]

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