Trolley Bus Ride Around Belfast

[@alftupper9359]

Marvellous footage, thanks for sharing. Happy memories.

[@andrewdowds289]

Some great footage I’m a young guy amazing to see what life was like for my grandparents.

[@futureheaded]

Fascinating footage. Thanks for sharing!

[@leoharford5451]

I was looking for a pic of a no.16 (and found one) as we lived out that way; off the Upper Newtownards Road. Need to find a pic of a no. 17 now. Thank You Belfast Jack, it's all a long time ago now.

[@skilledeye1675]

A delightful wee journey ,well done 👍

[@michaelloughlin734]

What a pure gem thanks for posting for all to see.....

[@belfastjack]

Your welcome come back anytime load's more to list :)

[@michaelloughlin734]

@@belfastjack definitely I've subscribed......

[@Paul.in.Ireland]

Wow jack!! Amazing memories from this brilliant video! I remember the old trolley buses well! How times have passed by... Thank you so much for sharing 😊😊😊

[@belfastjack]

Hi Ryan Your Welcome, Take Care :)

[@anthonydowney9394]

This is a cool video, my name is Anthony, I was born in Canada , my parents are from Belfast and when I was 6 we moved to Belfast in 1969, I don't remember the trolleys running anymore thou I remember a bus depot near where my father was from Victor st I even remember the bombing fire there we lived of Susan st and I still could remember the smoke, we came back to Canada 1972 but I always loved the double Deckers I guess that's why I'm a bus driver and drive a Double Decker , I was wondering is there any videos of the Deckers of that time I remember there was 3 different ones plus a single level one? Also is the Blue Ulster bus still running, I remember taking to Uncles in Monkstown

[@neil758]

Anthony Downey i live close to Susan st! Yes we still have double deckers and the blue ulsterbus is still running! Its all translink now 👍

[@edavenport93]

Bring them back!

[@mikedrown2721]

👍👌😊🇺🇸

[@jimbradley9775]

Great to have these films, I think this was early sixties?...Thanks for sharing...👍

[@paulkirkpatrick6371]

Great nostalgia and Craic in those days belfast was.buzzing then now.you.could hardly call it a city

[@benjaminmckittrick8905]

0:00. That building burned down 2 years ago

[@desmcharris]

Did you know that it was a Belfast Corporation rule that only Protestant workers could drive their bus’s, and Catholic’s were only to be conductors! So when tokens were introduced in the early seventies, conductors were no longer employed. There were riots and bus burnings as a result. By the way the no 13 was always the Falls bus.

[@padwah]

elk inn

[@briandavis8939]

So these buses didn't need fuel just electricity I don't remember the double-decker been run off electric but remember the old double-deckers getting off the Back I was born 1968

[@sterlingfontaine8977]

Belfast is the most depressing city in Ireland.

[@gavindouglas3196]

It not in Ireland numb nuts

[@thepub245]

Nothing depressing about it, it was and is a great city, full of character and unique, great people. Its not a utopia but where is?

[@goodygumdrops2105]

@@gavindouglas3196 Belfast not in Ireland u where behind the door when they gv out brains