@@martingrefen7792 The cars that you see are nearly all 1940's vintage, some earlier. As someone who cycled through Dublin in the late 50's and early sixties, I don't remember many of those types of cars around and by 1960; there were virtually no horse drawn bread vans, they were nearly all electric floats, except those making deliveries to towns surrounding Dublin ans they were diesel powered. As you say, all before 08 March 1966.
Giving my age away remember lucky Cody in dame st looked a bit Gray for most of us did the best we could sure you have to take the good with the bad would not live any where else up the dubs
Lovely. Born in Dublin in 1961. Thank you for posting.
Brilliant
Definitely not 1962, a lot earlier. But great to see such a good video of Dublin. I would say maybe late 40s
With that many cars?
I got that impression too
No shuttered shop fronts
Edward’s cakes, my mother thought they were awful. Nice to look back but there were terrible slums behind those streets. The poverty was extreme.
Much nicer and safer Dublin.
The photographer on the bridge I remember him I got a photo taken by him
3:50 I think that’s the Cat and Fiddle pub in Derbyshire.
Lovely film born Dublin still love it despite the changes!
Great voice and song 👍👍👍👍
Back when you had a chance of buying your first house before you reached 100...
Most of this film is from much earlier than 1962
Those cars are from the early 1950s. Definitely not 1962.
This looks like the 1940s, not 1962
Sonny Knowles is the singer
Available on TH-cam
What a great voice
great song great singer see more at homefarm monday club jb
@@150541 he was my uncle.
First four minutes are late forties or very early fifties but the last minute could be 1962.
Its later,the Piller was blown up in 1966
@@martingrefen7792 The cars that you see are nearly all 1940's vintage, some earlier. As someone who cycled through Dublin in the late 50's and early sixties, I don't remember many of those types of cars around and by 1960; there were virtually no horse drawn bread vans, they were nearly all electric floats, except those making deliveries to towns surrounding Dublin ans they were diesel powered.
As you say, all before 08 March 1966.
This looks earlier than 1962.
Was this the Peter farrell of North King Street
Great footage. Could have done with the musical dirge though. 😹
Giving my age away remember lucky Cody in dame st looked a bit Gray for most of us did the best we could sure you have to take the good with the bad would not live any where else up the dubs
YES DAVID THATS YOUR UNCLE HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE MONDAY CLUB WHICH IS IN HOMEFARM FOOTBALL CLUB JB
I cant remember anything between 1955 and 1962