Dublin pubs of the past part 2
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A collection of clips showing pubs in Dublin from the 1950s to the 1990s.
Includes The Bull and Castle, Mulligans, The Honey Pot, The Swan, The Aviary, The Bankers, The Beachcomber, Brazen Head, Cat and Cage, Clearys, The Tap, Shakespear, L. Mulligans, Walshs, The Stoneybatter Inn, Patrick Carrs, K.O'Neills,The Irish House, Stags Head, J. Kavanaghs, Long Hall, J.M. Maguires, Lord Edward, McDaids, Mooneys, Foleys, The Wellington.
Simply Wonderful thanks for sharing,🤪
I think the music used was to illustrate a time in the past that everyones familiar with, yet no one could ever go back to that time physicly. The people in the video, I would say quite a few of them have passed on, but live forever in that time.
Well produced video. Music makes it all the more poignant. Populated with the ghosts from times just gone by.
I find the music in the background very eery, but very fitting and remenisant.
I agree, very atmospheric and eerie music. Do you by any chance know the name or author?
@@florafauna5883I think it's from Aphex Twin.
@@user-jc1jb4ku1m Thanks
Beautifully made
Amazing footage. Lovely soundtrack.
I like the pubs that shows since 1750, I'm like WOW it's been around a long one😊🤘
At 6.15 the pub on the corner of Lr. Baggot Street and East James Street was Phil Ryans.
Nice video , music matches it well 👌 kind of sad for us old men.
thank you so much for this
No pub called The Aviary in Glasnevin.
The Brian Boru, Kavanaghs, The Cross Guns and The Tolka House the
preferred drinking holes while I grew up there, never heard of a pub called The Aviary in the locality..
Brian O'Reilly the aviary pub was in Canon St (the smallest street in Dublin) in the Liberties.
At start Con Cusack was taking down the window shutters in Mulligans Poolbeg street .
Thats when times good in the city.I drank in all of them at one point or another.This is very hard to watch.,heartbreaking even for any Dub😢😢
The Beachcomber, 179 Howth Road, Killester!
Yes that’s right the Beachcomber isn’t in Malahide. It’s in Killester
Been there
Poor auld Eamonn Mac Tomais 5:50 , great character , knew everyone 😂
Anyone notice the ford anglia car drive by at 1:05 with nobody driving it!!!
Very true !! :-)
Oooooooooohhhh Ooooooooooooooooooooo
Wtf no driver i know you sent that a yeat ago but yeah its true
Ireland had self driving cars in the 1970's.
@@Karl_with_a_K lol!, I think you mean the 60s!. Clouds of smoke in the bars and guys drinking their heads off. There was a lack of education about alcohol and smoking those days. If you were to try and advise any of those guys about smoking and drinking, you would be told where to go. Of coarse nowadays its all drugs unfortunetly.
It look bleek back then, because it was. Right up to the 90s.
the man giving out to the camera in the end! :)
spoonsandbooks That’s Eamon McThomas, look him up. He ain’t giving out
The unknown pub on baggot st was Phil Ryans
Mooney's Abbey Street.
I would say sadly a lot pubs around lreland will close for good sad times hope to god this vacine will work. 🙏🙏🙏
The Aviary .... Glasnevin? So that's where they rebuilt it after the demolished it on Bride St.!
The Aviary, Glasnevin? Is this correct?
You hav to remember Ireland was a young country then.
What do you mean by young? People settled in ireland hundreds of years ago
Bechcomber is in Killester not Malahide...who made this Video..?
Pity they had to change the names on some - kind of changes their character!
I agree
The most depressing background music it's sounds like a Cremation service FFS put something more apt for Public Houses and make the fucking thing enjoyable ..
hilarious
ffs hehe
great video though!
The music makes it ya millennial wank
Kyles