Are You A Dubliner? Ireland 1975
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- Traders and shoppers on Moore Street talk about what it means to be a Dubliner.
People on Moore Street in Dublin describe what is good about the city. Jobs for culchies, Heffo and the Dubs, Gay Byrne, Noel Purcell, Molly Malone’s pub, Maureen Potter, and Rosie The Queen of Moore Street are all cited as good things about Dublin.
Rosie, now aged 88, has been working on Moore Street since the age of 10.
I was born and reared in number 12 across the road.
This episode of Last House was broadcast on 4 September 1975. The reporter is Áine O’Connor.
‘Last House’ was launched as a summer magazine programme featuring all the latest arts news in 1975. It was produced by John McColgan and presented by Tom McGurk and Áine O’Connor. It was so popular that it was converted into ‘First House’ for the autumn season, reverting to ‘Last House’ the following summer, when it was produced by Agnes Cogan. - บันเทิง
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I miss old Dublin now it feels like a foreign city
Because it is a foreign city just like the rest of Europe.
Those old inner city Dubliners were so strikingly similar to Cockneys
The old woman at the end had been living in that street since she was ten, way back in 1897, I bet she could tell some tales! I couldn't help but notice the pretty girl behind the old girl singing, she must be around 60 today, I wonder if she has ever seen this recording?
Very pretty girl and lovely dress.
Great singer Reminds me of me Granny
gorgeous voice
It’s a very different Dublin nowadays. Shame...
*It will be the same for the rest of the country also as Irish people are set to become an overall minority here by 2050 due to mass immigration*
*That is why I support The National Party*
@D dR Your in denial. Look around you. Go outside. It’s all too clear what’s happening
@D dR propaganda? If you have eyes you can see it for yourself.
D dR
*20% of our population today is non Irish, (1 million people are of non Irish descent in Ireland today, out of 5 million) imported mainly within the last 20 years*
*We import at least 1% (50K) immigrants a year, however many years are much more than this*
*If current mass immigration trends continue, then we are set to become a minority here by at least 2050*
*It's simple maths*
@@ruairi4901 and they wonder why there's a housing crisis.
Some real characters there, dublins changed alot since then i hope it still have kept some of the character those people embodied
Very little tbh, just feels like a mini London now
@@Fatfrogsrock Mini London 😂😂😂
Grafton's street's a wonderland!
There's magic in the air!T
88 - i thought she was 50. amazing.
She has great skin for 88.
Thats an absolute gem !
Dublin has lost its identity since them days f.daly
Sad to say be honest Dublin was a heaven like all city's and towns now days sesspits wish I could say better but iam honest you don't even have to look around any were just listen you wouldn't think you were in Ireland it's changed yes but not for the best for sure sadley
The subtitles can't even cope.
Good ol jackeens
Keeping the economy going thankfully.
Dublin Fair City, It is the correct name to call this very fine place, The home of the greatest rocker, poet, singer-songwriter, storyteller, the adviser and historian yes Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy fame, The home of the world-famous artist Jim Fitzpatrick, the home of the Dubliners the greatest folk group, the home of James Joyce, the home of George Bernard Shaw, the home of Oscar Wilde, the home of Samuel Beckett, the home of Jonathan Swift, Brendan Behan, the home of, Sinéad O'Connor the home of U2, the home of Kellie Harrington, the home of, Katie Taylor, the home of Croke Park where Co Mayo will win the All Ireland football final in a few days time. I could write 20 more pages, given the names of famous Dublin sons and daughters going back hundreds of hundreds of years but I have to go and collect my wife from the train station
Home of the monk
The kinihans
Drugs
Guns
@@hoodlumpriest8955 Home of negative bedgruders.
Katie Taylor is from Bray, County Wicklow
love the flat cap
"""I've worked in Dublin -4- 15yrs. I've now had to leave because of my Job-- as I refused to be Vaccinated to keep it. I'm bk home now in Belmullet Co.Mayo. bk to my Root's in Farming...The whole of Ireland is being calculating DESTROYED.. HEARTBREAKING.."""Thank u CR's---- Always great videos...God Bless You and All your Subscriber's..."""🌿🌾🌱🇮🇪🌿🍁🍀🇮🇪......
Good for you, girl, sticking to your beliefs. Best of luck to you. Mayo is a beautiful part of the country...🙏🏼🚫💉
@@deejaykay1975 ""Thank u Deejay-- God Bless You and Yours...""🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
*Hey Mary Kate, it's a disgrace that the government allows people to be fired from their jobs for not taking an experimental mRNA vacine*
*We have laws that stop people from being discriminated against based on Gender or sexuality, but not if you refuse to take an expiremental untested medical procedure*
*The only thing to do is support The National Party*
*They are the only ones pushing against this*
@@ruairi4901 """Thank u Ruairí-- I really had nothing to lose- as being 37-and Single with no Children-- the One's being Vaccinated have Children so more or less Sacrificed themselves to keep their Job's...but sadly now the they want their Children too.- I also believe that the National Party is our only HOPE""---- Diá dháoibh Ruairí--......🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🍀🍀🍀🍁🍁🍁🌿🌿🌿🌾🌾🌾🌱🌱🌱.........
@@marykategraham.205 Will You Marry Me Darling 🇮🇪💚
lovely ladies
Dublin changed for worse unfortunately 😪
When Dublun was Dublin now irs everthing but Irish
no subtitles?
such good looking blokes
The best thing that came of Dublin was the road to Cork 👋🤣👋🤣
@DG yes indeed, Dublin is . Well said 👍
Lol, the usual chip on the shoulder comment from Cork 😂😂😂
*CR's Video Vaults deleating my comments yet again*
*Despite the fact that many in the comments agree with my statements*
@D dRLad he is right I made a Comment about Dev it wasn't bad just said the man was a snake and he took it down
TH-cam have algorithms that delete perceived toxic, swearing & spammy comments. If your comments are getting deleted, you need to be more creative & express yourself with less negative/cuss words and don't copy/paste/spam the same comment over different videos. Free advice for you.
An example would be to write snaké or fùck with a fada. Now the algorithm will not delete this comment.
@@kitsilanomusician2669
*It's not the algorithm, I didn't copy and paste or spam anything, I made a comment which said that Dublin today is full of more foreigners than Irish people and that mass immigration has caused the housing crisis, the comment got 18 likes within the first 20 minutes and then it got deleated*
*People obviosly agree with my statement, but CR's Vidoe Vaults doesn't like the truth to be spoken*
@@ruairi4901 How could that be the truth when Irish ☘️ population is 94.8% white in last censes Wanker
When dublin belonged to the real dubs
Wish we chould go back to them days because now in 2023 Dublin is a S##THOLE you don't even know who your next door neighbour is or there name's
2nd
1st.
Nobody cares
Funny how many comments are saying how Dublin has changed so much since then. Yeah, much better health prospects, better standard of living, better job and career prospects, better education and health for our children, better in almost every conceivable measure. And if it’s the immigration people have a problem with? Well, that’s rich coming from a nation of migrants who fled this wonderful country to far flung places all over the world for a better life. Some fled to escape famine. How hypocritical of us not to welcome those who come to Ireland for a better life. I thought we were better than that. Shame indeed
It's true that Dublin is a lot more prosperous now, more cosmopolitan and with a higher standard of living than it had in the 1970s. Nevertheless it has very much changed for the worse over the last several decades. The character of the city has largely disappeared. The pace of life has accelerated. People walk faster. Traffic lights change more quickly. Everything has been sanitized. Cafe society has disappeared. There are no mad poets or eccentric characters on the streets anymoer. There are CCTV cameras everywhere (the trees in Temple Bar were cut down because they were obscuring the CCTV operators' view). Seats have been removed from locations all over the city to deter people from "loitering". Smoking is banned in pubs. Pub snugs no longer exist. Small, intimate cafes have disappeared (except for the trendy ones with tiny chairs and tables where the food options include muffins and flapjacks, and a pot of tea contains a single teabag). Junk shops are now antique emporiums. Cinemas are multiplex movie complexes. Most of the small bookshops have disappeared. Even getting on a Dublin bus is a completely different experience now than it was when this video was made. There is no chatting with the conductor (because there is no conductor). Buses, shops, restaurants, pubs, cinemas etc., have all become much more impersonal.
Dublin was a city that felt like a town. Now it's a city that feels like a city.
Thatcherite clown. What's the point of Dublin without Irish people. Fucking thick.
Yes but the Irish didn't try and force their culture on any one else not like the shite that Ireland have been taking in for years so don't talk shite you moron.