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Eamonn Mac Thomais - Dublin, A personal view - The Liberties part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2012
- Eamonn Mac Thomais, with the help of RTÉ, made a series of these programmes in the late 1970s. These programmes show some less well known spots in Dublin. Some that are no longer around today.
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This legent of a man won't be forgotten where stories of old Dublin are concerned. He has to be included because of his ties to Dulblin and its history. What a story teller , adults and children alike loved his story telling . He knew all the people from every area he visited and especially the Dublin characters like bang bang skin the goat, assess jaw and swollow the pig I also knew some. I'm not sure if Thomas Mc is alive or dead now probably dead RIP pal one of a kind, another great Dublin Bard gone to meet his ancestors. Your clan awaits you, we will miss you. ✊☘️
Tugs on my heart strings to see Dublin when it was full of character and characters.
Eamonn, RIP, a legend
The old Dublin is no more.
😩
It is still today.
I visited Dublin two summers gone. I did NOT want to leave. I yearn to return. It pulls me, gentle but firm. I want to go back. And stay.
It's in the blood, a yearning to go back to a magical history of legends and heroes. We have a talking
story history that anchors the people to a ancient pre history steeped in symbolism lore and legend . Who wouldn't want to be part of that . Its open to all no matter who, where or what. You are a living being off this planet, that makes you Kin. ☘️✊
Dublin was so much better back then. At the time we did'nt realise it.
What a legend this man was
Thank you for this. When I was a youth I watched avidly the Hands documentaries on the BBC and always loved Eamonn´s narration of the Dublin stories in that series. How wonderful now to find a documentary with the man himself in front of the camera!
Im from Brazil and I love Irrland !!!
It's amazing see this videos !!!
lucy maria fuck of home
@@ggff3761 you fuck off
@@ggff3761 didn't work fuckwit, loads of decent Brazilians here these days, more power to them, the more the merrier, push the likes of dirt you outta the country, good luck & good riddance DUshbag
@@ggff3761 your not a Dub so fuck off
What about the Irish man brown who founded the argintinan navy..statue of him in merrion square..
thanks so much for uploading these videos.. they are like historical documents
its amazing to see Dublin back then.. the city seems so innocent and less crowded than it is now
I'm 🇮🇪 Dublin my mother was in a band called the birds and the bees Danny Fontana she was s backing singer and learned guitar from Kieron Foley but me and my mum moved to the uk😢😮
Me mam would have loved to watch this on TH-cam it would have brought her back so many memories
A nice and superb introduction of Dublin😊
Friendly
Dublin is nothing like this now thanks to mass immigration and globalisation.
Just reading ~~Me Jewel and Darlin' Dublin~~ Wonderful book. Grew up on Lower Mount Street
great .. if yea can get your hands on
"show us the moon" by Lar Redmond its brilliant read you would appreciate it !
Greatest city of them all
Nice memories. Was n later boy in St Nicholas of Myra. Iveagh Market is falling into a state of disrepair.
The only so called markets now apart from meath st are ones with your 10€ jar of honey and 5€ bread.
If they did this area today it's be addicts and crack heads.
And foreigners
@@yonderorphan7499 by and large the problem is not with the foreigners it's the problem of so many of the people on welfare and drugs. Genuine people who need welfare that's not the problem the problem is the younger skangers and knackers who walk around with their hands down their pants and do their drug dealings without any problems. Welfare payment to any person should be withdrawn or reduced if they are involved in anti social behaviour.
@@andrewlyng4855 I agree with you.
When was this filmed? Was it the mid 70s considering Eamon and others wearing the flares?
75-77 I'd say
79-83
Born in golden lane in the fifty's we were real dubs all that's in it now are ponces and chancers
Nice
A past world of bell bottoms and Cortina mark ones.
When five shillings would get you a new pair of duns.
When you could look out across the ocean blue
And picture a better life you hardly new
I noticed there was a store called O'Hora's a couple minutes into the video. My name is Timothy O'Hora and I live in NY, America. Can you tell me anything about this store? I am curious to know if maybe I was related.
Although it's an irish name it's not too common.. you could be a distant relative..
I know no more ..
@@paulgalligan1916 Its obviously a corruption of the Gaelic name O hEaghra, more commonly recorded as O Hara by the sassanach. But these Gaelic names were recorded at different times by different people with different Irish accents so mistakes and variations occur.
@Fook Yu What a strange comment. He did ask about his IRISH name didnt he??
Actually all of its citizens learn it in school but most never use it after which is why they lose it. The government has recently put in place measures to make it economically rewarding so wrong on all counts.
@Fook Yu Tá níos mó le saol ná airgead buachaill óg.
Theres more to life than money young lad.
What’s he on about? Pointing to places and calling them liberties. The liberties was called the liberties because of privileges that area had.
Ah - Éamonn Mac Trolleybus!! :D
You are taking a liberty, bom, bom.😂
I can tell ye it's now apartments. Sorry. Maybe a google search will help ye!
sShould see the liberties now foreigners everywhere Dublins gone its a foreign city now.
Dublin / Ireland is gone
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dublin (dot) ie/forums/showthread.php?12438-OHora-s-Francis-Street Check this out, may help.