A beautiful evocative film Pat, well done. It brought back so many memories, my grandfather built a bungalow on the Camden Road in the 1920's and we spent every August in Crosser. Spending our days down at "the pipes", fishing for crabs and rock fish or for mackerel when the word went out - "the mackerel are in". Then down to the merries with a shilling in our pockets, and trying (though not always managing it) to keep enough for a 4 penny bag of chips in Peggys chipper to eat on the way home. The annual trip on Captain Babcocks Lady Mary out to see the liners and a trip over to Cobh to watch the fireworks will stay with me forever. Happy days, thanks for documenting them so well.
@@pathegartyfilmssongs9487 you should, lots do drone ones, personally i prefer thos way you have done, but dont know the history, you havethe knowledge ad research,you should.
Hi, my brother Jim is the Irish speaker. There would be trad singers then and now. Don't know how many. Not sure if you mean sean-nós singing. Thank you for your interest. Pat Hegarty.
Is cuimhin liom an Lady Mary agus Captain Sid. Uair amháin so 1970s, chuamar ar turas ó mBun an Tábhairne go dtí an Cóbh uirthi. Bhí mo mháthair ag tasiteal linn agus beagáinín eagla uirthi mar ní raibh sí in ann snámh. Buíochas le Dia, bhí lá taitneamhach againn. Go raibh maith agat don scannán
Thank you for your compliments. My brother Jim is the Irish speaker. However, I did understand without having to translate. Go raibh mile faith agat. Pat Hegarty.
A beautiful evocative film Pat, well done. It brought back so many memories, my grandfather built a bungalow on the Camden Road in the 1920's and we spent every August in Crosser. Spending our days down at "the pipes", fishing for crabs and rock fish or for mackerel when the word went out - "the mackerel are in". Then down to the merries with a shilling in our pockets, and trying (though not always managing it) to keep enough for a 4 penny bag of chips in Peggys chipper to eat on the way home. The annual trip on Captain Babcocks Lady Mary out to see the liners and a trip over to Cobh to watch the fireworks will stay with me forever. Happy days, thanks for documenting them so well.
Many thanks Declan, great to get responses like yours.
This video brought back so many great memories of summer holidays in Crosshaven. Love it. ❤
Pat-this is absolutely fantastic!Happy days in Graball
Glad you enjoyed it. Some nice comments from those who viewed. 👏👏👏
Well done. Pat happy days ❤🎉😂
My husband, when younger, used to be in the slua mari. That's where he got the love of sailing.
Great video Pat, well done on documenting Crosshaven this way. Hope you do another.
Thank you Lorraine, glad you liked it. Hadn't thought about another but now that you mentioned it.... 🤔🤔
@@pathegartyfilmssongs9487 you should, lots do drone ones, personally i prefer thos way you have done, but dont know the history, you havethe knowledge ad research,you should.
2017 was the 1st time we were in Crosshaven since John left the Slua
I believe!
Haigh a Pat, ceist agam duit: an rabh aon cainteoirí dúchais fágtha insan cheantar seo ag an am sin? GRMA.
Hi, my brother Jim is the Irish speaker. There would be trad singers then and now. Don't know how many. Not sure if you mean sean-nós singing. Thank you for your interest.
Pat Hegarty.
My sister Joan was jaging a Dublin fella in the slua
Is cuimhin liom an Lady Mary agus Captain Sid. Uair amháin so 1970s, chuamar ar turas ó mBun an Tábhairne go dtí an Cóbh uirthi. Bhí mo mháthair ag tasiteal linn agus beagáinín eagla uirthi mar ní raibh sí in ann snámh. Buíochas le Dia, bhí lá taitneamhach againn.
Go raibh maith agat don scannán
Thank you for your compliments. My brother Jim is the Irish speaker. However, I did understand without having to translate. Go raibh mile faith agat.
Pat Hegarty.