Once I Was a Beehive Once I Was a Beehive Once I Was a Beehive is a 2015 American comedy film, directed by Maclain Nelson, about a girl who attends an LDS Young Women's camp. Shot in Utah, it received mixed to positive reviews upon release. Lane Speer (Paris Warner) is a young girl who enjoys camping with her parents. A year after Lane's father dies of cancer, her mother remarries a Mormon. Before the newlyweds leave for their honeymoon, they inform Lane she will be staying with her new "step aunt" where she is encouraged to attend a week-long girls' Bible camp organized by
Dublin City Ramblers on board. The four piece of Patsy, Sean, Philip and Kevin went on to have a Top 10 hit album with their 1972 album "A Nation Once Again". This was to be the group's most prolific period (releasing seven albums) with what would be known as The Dublin City Ramblers "original" and best-known line-up and also (arguably) the band's most successful period. In 1978 the band released their (and the country's) most controversial album called "Irish Republican Jail songs", which included songs such as "Our lads in Crumlin Jail" and "Over the Wall". The most controversial was "19 Men", which