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The Irish Famine of 1845–1851 was one of the deadliest and most transformative events in modern history. Over a million people died from starvation and disease, while millions more were forced to emigrate, reshaping the future of Ireland and the world. This documentary explores the causes of the Great Hunger, from potato crop failures to political negligence, and its lasting global impact on America, Canada, Australia, and beyond.

Join us as we uncover the personal stories of suffering, resilience, and survival, the role of absentee landlords and government inaction, and how this tragedy created the Irish diaspora that continues to influence the world today. Through stunning visuals, historical insights, and compelling storytelling, this video brings the story of the Great Irish Famine to life like never before.

Key Topics Covered:

The causes of the Irish Potato Famine

Starvation, disease, and mass emigration

British government response and political neglect

Life in Ireland before, during, and after the famine

Legacy of the famine in Ireland and across the globe