Wouldn't it be an ideal world if Nicholas and his Niece reunited? 🙏 😇 It would be nice to hear the womans side of the story who Paddy was rambling to visit.... Come on Richard Fitzgerald you can do this ☺
They do'nt make men like that any more -- ' mores the pity!! Could listen to them and their lovely Irish accent right now, a world away from Brexit, Covid and the troubled world we are living in
"He was the best pal I had, the best pal I had" What a lovely way to end on, a man and his dog, in one way a sad tale, in another way a happy tale. Rest in peace Nicholas and Paddy, real country gentlemen
Those gentlemen were the real salt of the earth country type That interview had no reason to inquire about the ir privacy ....where they slept Etc etc no one should be asked that he took advantage of their innocents
The end of an era, you never see Old Folk like these today they used to gather to talk along the old roads, they would have talked for hours. Wise Old men. He’s right about a Dog they are indeed the best friend you could ever have.
"""Good Evening Ballinacrossrose- long time we haven't communicated. I hope your well. Yes- Yesterday's menfolk R.I.P. hardworking- wise- @- Spiritual an erá fast on way out""- God Bless You Ballinacrossrose- be Safe"".🙏🙏🙏
Mary Kate Graham..So lovely to see you here, it’s just lovely to take a walk down memory lane to the happy Days we used to know when life was simple, our Old folk worked hard for little, they had nothing but they had everything..I’m thankful to have these memories of my Dear Grandparents..I was reading your other comment on here earlier, you always write the sweetest comments..Thank you and God Bless you.
@@taraann7753 ""Thank u Ballinacrossrose- your kindness is too much. Me tongue sometimes has a Barb- wire thorn. Your the reverse ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL.""Diá dháoibh Ballinacrossrose-- Béannácht -Léat.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
BRILLIANT little documentary and really enjoyed it. Bit on the lines of the Hannah Hawxswell series. Its just such a shame that the world is changing so much that characters like this will disappear for ever.
I remember 3 brothers that lived on a farm near us, dad bought the farm but let them live out there days in the steading, all never married, no electricity till they died, wore the old three piece suits, they all died one after another very fast. Truly a way of life no more.
That was a great act of kindness by your Dad, I can just imagine their joy and peace when they were able to stay in their Home where they lived their whole life..Bless you and your Family.
Truly priceless. An ireland soon to be completely gone. My great uncles John Joe and Barney, two bachelors and pioneers lived into their 90's in Tyrone. Farming and mass were about all they knew.
The guy that interviewed those innocent men really got value I detect an British accent if they were street wise they' wouldn't have given that interview for all the gold in the world God Rest to those gone gentlemen
"""May u rest in Peace- you -2- BEAUTIFUL- IRISHMEN- the once BACKBONE of what was once our Beautiful Country. At home now at last wrapped in the arms of your Parents -#- THE MASTER HIMSELF JESUS CHRIST.""-- Blessings from Belmullet in Co.Mayo.🙏🙏🙏☘️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💚💚💚
I'm still living like this, any man who's loaded looking for an amazing woman get in touch, "wish me luck,my mother's 83 n still farming 7 days a week.
God be good to the two of them rip.. They be looking after the fields in the great prairie in the heavens. Hard times come again no more... Bless all... 🙏
You can tell towards the end, the surviving brother felt betrayed by his brothers silence over the matter, when he said the dog was more faithful than his brother. Sad end to a lifetime spent living so closely together. Then again we don't know the circumstances as to why it was kept secret. You can just feel the hurt he must have felt by the betrayal. Maybe if the brother had lived longer he might have said something about it if he'd known he was about to die As they both had said they could have talked it out and sorted it.
This happened quite a bit actually, at that time it's not every woman would be accepted into a farm and so often discreet relationships went on for years undetected by siblings only to come to light after the death of a brother. The brother in question probably did know he was a father but a relationship such that which a child was born would have been a big thing then and kept secret if possible.... those fathers and mothers were victims of the times ... as were the children. You would feel for the remaining brother though because you could sense his feelings of betrayal towards his brother, a sad way to be feeling in your twilight years.
A lot of people here being very abusive of the daughter! You know nothing of her circumstances. A whole generation of kids were brought up in institutions and we all know what happened there. Where were the fathers when all this was going on ?? If you want to be abusive direct it at the feckless fathers who took no responsibility for these children who went on to lead sad and lonely lives through no fault of their own.
I remember seeing this year's ago. I never forgot it. It stuck in my mind. Heartbreaking how it ended really. Surely we will never see their like again. God rest them both.
@@makeitforfree6671 yes but to put a clame on there estate AFTER 50 years is BAD she should have done the right thing and left it to his family that Was there for them all there life's ITS CALLED DOING THE RIGHT THING NOT RUNNING OFF WITH ALL THERE MONEY 🇬🇧🇫🇴
Well that must have been a shock for Nicholas when a woman turns up claiming to be Paddy’s daughter!! He kept that quiet but as Nicholas says it’s a wonder she didn’t turn up during the 50 years him and his brother lived together. We need to get closure on this !!!
Those 3 brothers still sleep in the reses beds in the wall, that was in 1984. The oldest had this legs blown of in the war, he was the boss, middle one was the worker and third was called the boy even at 80 he wasn't just wright. Long gone days, they did have a radio but that was it and candles, all born in the early 1900s and nothing ever changed till the 80s, amazing when you look back.
No criticism of the late butler brothers, it would be fairly typical of a lot of older chaps who lived the lonely single life in rural ireland, it was a terrible life I escaped it , and don’t try and tell me that ireland is better than anywhere else in the world similar but not better, and that sad doco says it all
RIP - sad business. it s strange that the daughter didn’t turn up earlier to get to know her dad!!! The men’s sleeping arrangement a strange but maybe that was the way!!!
I watch the first part it would been nice two meet theos to brothers you can tell two honest men. Very good men i think the woman the shirt over his head he was very smart man i think she was taken paddy for ride .maybe she wasent where i live everyone says Ireland and prince Edward island both look alike .i heard that all my life.then i heard NFL and Ireland. Look the samemy sister was in Ireland last year in the fall she said ever pub thay went in to there were know irish music it was USA and Canada music in the pubs 7 family members went thay were disappointed because no irish music .she said it was a beautiful country and the old homes her and her son rented s car seen the places she was in northern Ireland. God bless the brothers who made this show
Amazing here how so many are cursing almost that daughter who has claimed? Why wouldn't she? Seems like with the brother's secrecy she was nearly denied. Was her mother paid to be quiet? Those times with the church so imposing being a single parent was dreadful, almost ostracised especially as a woman. As for the children it was also very hard. This daughter had her right legally to claim. Here we only hear one side of the story and to see this brother not even knowing that must have hurt too.
One of the nicest documentaries I have ever seen. True life as it was lived in rural Ireland. May eternal rest be theirs and all the wonderful people of those years who no longer are with us.
May the souls of Paddy and Nicholas rest in peace ✝️. Two hard working men.
Their memory will live on in this production.
I saw this years ago and I couldn't find it anywhere. Then it magically popped up.Priceless stuff.Two men with real character.
I hope they are happy in heaven again
@@stevenburke1599 That's sad Bless you 😇
Wouldn't it be an ideal world if Nicholas and his Niece reunited? 🙏 😇 It would be nice to hear the womans side of the story who Paddy was rambling to visit.... Come on Richard Fitzgerald you can do this ☺
@@miacarty950 Agree there is another great story to be told
I saw it years back too and like that found it again by pure happenstance. I often wonder did his brother know he was a father. Great story telling.
Two lives lost in time. The lonely echo of the remaining brothers voice is very sad..
They do'nt make men like that any more -- ' mores the pity!! Could listen to them and their lovely Irish accent right now, a world away from Brexit, Covid and the troubled world we are living in
"He was the best pal I had, the best pal I had" What a lovely way to end on, a man and his dog, in one way a sad tale, in another way a happy tale.
Rest in peace Nicholas and Paddy, real country gentlemen
Bless their souls. How connected they were to nature and the land 👼
That was fabulous they were both very funny down to earth characters may they rest in peace
You will never see the likes of them again
May the angels welcome them to Paradise 💚🤍🧡🍀🍀🍀🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Brilliant videos
So sad, heart wrenching, and yet beautiful. REST IN PEACE my brothers.
Those gentlemen were the real salt of the earth country type That interview had no reason to inquire about the ir privacy ....where they slept Etc etc no one should be asked that he took advantage of their innocents
RIP Comrades True irishmen
The end of an era, you never see Old Folk like these today they used to gather to talk along the old roads, they would have talked for hours. Wise Old men. He’s right about a Dog they are indeed the best friend you could ever have.
"""Good Evening Ballinacrossrose- long time we haven't communicated. I hope your well. Yes- Yesterday's menfolk R.I.P. hardworking- wise- @- Spiritual an erá fast on way out""- God Bless You Ballinacrossrose- be Safe"".🙏🙏🙏
Mary Kate Graham..So lovely to see you here, it’s just lovely to take a walk down memory lane to the happy Days we used to know when life was simple, our Old folk worked hard for little, they had nothing but they had everything..I’m thankful to have these memories of my Dear Grandparents..I was reading your other comment on here earlier, you always write the sweetest comments..Thank you and God Bless you.
@@taraann7753 ""Thank u Ballinacrossrose- your kindness is too much. Me tongue sometimes has a Barb- wire thorn. Your the reverse ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL.""Diá dháoibh Ballinacrossrose-- Béannácht -Léat.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Mary Kate Graham. Thank You Mary Kate, sometimes the sharp tongue is needed with the people we have to contend with..Many Blessings to you.🙏.
BRILLIANT little documentary and really enjoyed it. Bit on the lines of the Hannah Hawxswell series. Its just such a shame that the world is changing so much that characters like this will disappear for ever.
I remember 3 brothers that lived on a farm near us, dad bought the farm but let them live out there days in the steading, all never married, no electricity till they died, wore the old three piece suits, they all died one after another very fast. Truly a way of life no more.
That was a great act of kindness by your Dad, I can just imagine their joy and peace when they were able to stay in their Home where they lived their whole life..Bless you and your Family.
That's what made ireland great,
@@makeirelandgreatagain437..Very true ☘️.
Truly priceless. An ireland soon to be completely gone. My great uncles John Joe and Barney, two bachelors and pioneers lived into their 90's in Tyrone. Farming and mass were about all they knew.
Farming and mass? I’m sure they knew quite a bit more than those two things.
Two hard working boys. RIP.
I knew a couple of men like this 50 odd years ago. A different time. RIP.
me too RIP to Johny and Paddy Caroline. Rathmore. Co Meath.
Two lovely gentleman may God rest there souls ,
The guy that interviewed those innocent men really got value I detect an British accent if they were street wise they' wouldn't have given that interview for all the gold in the world God Rest to those gone gentlemen
I agree.
"""May u rest in Peace- you -2- BEAUTIFUL- IRISHMEN- the once BACKBONE of what was once our Beautiful Country. At home now at last wrapped in the arms of your Parents -#- THE MASTER HIMSELF JESUS CHRIST.""-- Blessings from Belmullet in Co.Mayo.🙏🙏🙏☘️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💚💚💚
Was once our beautiful country?
@@craigdrury3191 """A RARE BREED- of Irish people- now an endangered species""-- Go ráibh máith ágát Craig...🇮🇪☘️💚🙏🙏
Just another old white supremacist that can't leave the Internet alone.
@@TrueFilter I don't think that's what she was going for, I think she was addressing that the old way of Irish people is gone
@@TrueFilter very harsh accusations you're throwing
Always some one waiting in the dark to stick out their greedy little hands...amazing she never came forward wen the man was alive.
Ur so right,pure grabber,after so many years
Where there's a will there's a family.
@Francie Stokes as much as it annoys me the church getting anything I guess better them get it than her ,
Michael Maher e
The vultures always circle the dead. She'll have no luck with whatever she stole.
Tanku for sharing this story....I really really enjoyed it to good owl irish men ....
Rest in peace lads
I'm still living like this, any man who's loaded looking for an amazing woman get in touch, "wish me luck,my mother's 83 n still farming 7 days a week.
God be good to the two of them rip.. They be looking after the fields in the great prairie in the heavens. Hard times come again no more... Bless all... 🙏
The finest of a dying breed .. true gentlemen ..
I am 71 and widow of six weeks I know exactly what he means when he says no one to talk with.
Terry Coopers
I am sorry for your loss. Try to get out for some company. Bless you
@@michaelm2804 Kind thought thanks
"""Our greatest Comfort in Sorrow is knowing that God is in Control. God Bless You Terry - may u find Peace -@- Comfort in God's Love"""-- 🙏🙏🙏
Terry, go forwards as the brother said, God will help you
I thank you @@Kieran46100
Salt of the earth Irish gentleman. Quite handsome too. May you both rest easy in Gods arms. 🙏 RIP
RIP Brothers
Beautiful but so sad
Thumbed up @138 for record....
Bless them both
💚🇮🇪☘
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Best of the best great men worked hard all their lives!
Why does everybody want them to get married. They were just fine how they were.
I remember this type of people growing up Ireland was a great country great people very very different now RIP guys
I really enjoyed watching this about the 2 brothers R I P BOTH OF YOU BACK TOGETHER XX
Remind me of roscommon in the late 70s and early 80s. Sat in front of the fire. 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
That's the Côte d'Ivoire flag 🙂
My father and mother are buried in rosscomon..edvard and ellie stokes, light of heaven to them..up rosscomon 🇮🇪💪
Rip brother
RIP 🙏🙏💚💚
You can tell towards the end, the surviving brother felt betrayed by his brothers silence over the matter, when he said the dog was more faithful than his brother. Sad end to a lifetime spent living so closely together. Then again we don't know the circumstances as to why it was kept secret. You can just feel the hurt he must have felt by the betrayal. Maybe if the brother had lived longer he might have said something about it if he'd known he was about to die As they both had said they could have talked it out and sorted it.
good observations. a bit frustrating, watching the video, not to have any sense of what might have transpired.
He might not have known that he had a daughter 🤔
Doubt he knew
This happened quite a bit actually, at that time it's not every woman would be accepted into a farm and so often discreet relationships went on for years undetected by siblings only to come to light after the death of a brother. The brother in question probably did know he was a father but a relationship such that which a child was born would have been a big thing then and kept secret if possible.... those fathers and mothers were victims of the times ... as were the children. You would feel for the remaining brother though because you could sense his feelings of betrayal towards his brother, a sad way to be feeling in your twilight years.
The magical landscape of Eire' God Bless,,,,,,, 😿
A lot of people here being very abusive of the daughter! You know nothing of her circumstances. A whole generation of kids were brought up in institutions and we all know what happened there. Where were the fathers when all this was going on ?? If you want to be abusive direct it at the feckless fathers who took no responsibility for these children who went on to lead sad and lonely lives through no fault of their own.
You don't know what happened and more to the point you don't care or take any responsibility I'm one of the survivors I know
Maybe the father didn't know of her existence! Who knows.
@@marycreagh9786
Yes these are my thoughts too
Very sad situation
beautiful souls
Great country folk,
I remember seeing this year's ago. I never forgot it. It stuck in my mind. Heartbreaking how it ended really. Surely we will never see their like again. God rest them both.
We dont make them like we used to
Awweh my heart
I do not know how anyone can come long after 50 years to clame anything thats BAD BAD BAD rest in peace boys ❤♥️❤🇬🇧🇫🇴
Maybe she had tryed or her mother, Why wasn't he around her for the 50 year's????
@@makeitforfree6671 yes but to put a clame on there estate AFTER 50 years is BAD she should have done the right thing and left it to his family that Was there for them all there life's ITS CALLED DOING THE RIGHT THING NOT RUNNING OFF WITH ALL THERE MONEY 🇬🇧🇫🇴
🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 get it right
@@lewisosuilleabhain1574 I think I have mr lewis👍👍👍👍
@@stevehardman960 Think you'll find these boys were from our Glorious Republic 🇮🇪
God bless him
Dear love them
Well that must have been a shock for Nicholas when a woman turns up claiming to be Paddy’s daughter!! He kept that quiet but as Nicholas says it’s a wonder she didn’t turn up during the 50 years him and his brother lived together. We need to get closure on this !!!
Lord rest there souls
Simple things and times and kind of sad
Don't think paddy liked the cat crossing over to nikolas 😬😂
god be good to you , rip
the brothers are together.... its a shame somebody came between them. god love them both.
Brilliant.
Anyone know where they are buried?
Can't stand greed. Some daughter, never gave a shite about her father when he lived, never tended to the land, shouldn't have got a cent.
I really enjoyed this film end of an era
Those 3 brothers still sleep in the reses beds in the wall, that was in 1984. The oldest had this legs blown of in the war, he was the boss, middle one was the worker and third was called the boy even at 80 he wasn't just wright. Long gone days, they did have a radio but that was it and candles, all born in the early 1900s and nothing ever changed till the 80s, amazing when you look back.
Give her noting
RIP 💕
No criticism of the late butler brothers, it would be fairly typical of a lot of older chaps who lived the lonely single life in rural ireland, it was a terrible life I escaped it , and don’t try and tell me that ireland is better than anywhere else in the world similar but not better, and that sad doco says it all
An saol mar a bhí. Rest in Peace lads
Old school real men ...
irish men from a time never the likes will be seen again which is sad country will be destroyed by immigration Rest in peace lads 🇮🇪🇮🇪
The Irish immigrated, did they destroy America? People forget history. Modernisation is what ended this time.
RIP - sad business. it s strange that the daughter didn’t turn up earlier to get to know her dad!!! The men’s sleeping arrangement a strange but maybe that was the way!!!
I'm thinking for heat.
What county were these guys from as I’m hearing the same cadences in their voices that I haven’t heard since my grandfather died 💚🇮🇪
Waterford, at the foot of the Comeragh mountains.
Try watching Hannah Hauxwell if you like this.
If only Shep could Talk...
I watch the first part it would been nice two meet theos to brothers you can tell two honest men. Very good men i think the woman the shirt over his head he was very smart man i think she was taken paddy for ride .maybe she wasent where i live everyone says Ireland and prince Edward island both look alike .i heard that all my life.then i heard NFL and Ireland. Look the samemy sister was in Ireland last year in the fall she said ever pub thay went in to there were know irish music it was USA and Canada music in the pubs 7 family members went thay were disappointed because no irish music .she said it was a beautiful country and the old homes her and her son rented s car seen the places she was in northern Ireland. God bless the brothers who made this show
Hes right about the dog they make life worth living
That was real people by god they were
Rare ould times.
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I think its very likely Paddy didnt know hhe had a daughter, wouldn't call it a betrayal.
Amazing here how so many are cursing almost that daughter who has claimed? Why wouldn't she? Seems like with the brother's secrecy she was nearly denied. Was her mother paid to be quiet? Those times with the church so imposing being a single parent was dreadful, almost ostracised especially as a woman. As for the children it was also very hard. This daughter had her right legally to claim. Here we only hear one side of the story and to see this brother not even knowing that must have hurt too.
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Old Nicolas sure kept that one shy...lol
Paddy the horn dog
One of the nicest documentaries I have ever seen. True life as it was lived in rural Ireland. May eternal rest be theirs and all the wonderful people of those years who no longer are with us.
I wish I could do something for them if they should want to connect with me ,ar to ycarr
They slept in the one bed like podge and rodge 🤣😂🤣😂
Is that supposed to make us laugh?
When was this film made
The first brother died in 1997
I still work for Nemeton, the company that made this. We did it in about 2004. I remember it well.
Sad on Nicholas he must have felt all the passed was a lie
Jeez very sad
Quare boys rip
😔🙏
Sharing the same bed, maybe it's broke back farming
pretty much an idiot arent you?
That was a great story I enjoyed listening to them , what happened the Dog after Nickalous passed away , May they Rest in Peace Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏