Video: Teaser trailer released for RTE's upcoming 1916 drama 'Rebellion'

December 02 2015 01:04 PM

A teaser trailer has been released for Rebellion, RTE's upcoming drama set during the 1916 Rising.

Beginning in 1914, the five-part drama will tell the stories of several fictional characters as Ireland slides into one of the most turbulent periods in its history.

The series features Love/Hate’s Charlie Murphy, Sarah Greene and Brian Gleeson, and will be broadcast some time early next year.

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Mr Casey, who was a member of the Dungannon Eoghan Ruadh Hurling Club and was regarded as one of the greatest players that the Red Hand county has ever produced in the sport.

His death, which is understood to have taken place in Spain, comes just four weeks after he starred for the county in their recent Nickey Rackard Cup success at Croke Park.

The Tyrone Co Chairman, Michael Kerr, described the news of his death as being ‘beyond belief.’ Tyrone GAA described, Mr Casey, who averaged 10 points per game during an illustrious career with the county, as a ‘supreme hurler just now at the peak of his powers.’

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