As a member of my family (Robert Barton) was one of the Irish negotiators of the treaty, I tracked this down and watched it a few nights ago on YouTube.
I would agree with the views expressed that The Treaty is an historically accurate although dramatised account of events that led to the situation we have today.
Maybe I have a biased viewpoint but I think the character of Michael Collins dominates this too much. This drama focuses on the treaty negotiations and more could have been made of the of the split between Collins, Griffith and Duggan who were in favour of the treaty and Barton and Childers who were against, particularly as the division was referred to early on.
Nonetheless, far better than "Michael Collins"!
I would agree with the views expressed that The Treaty is an historically accurate although dramatised account of events that led to the situation we have today.
Maybe I have a biased viewpoint but I think the character of Michael Collins dominates this too much. This drama focuses on the treaty negotiations and more could have been made of the of the split between Collins, Griffith and Duggan who were in favour of the treaty and Barton and Childers who were against, particularly as the division was referred to early on.
Nonetheless, far better than "Michael Collins"!