A History of The Ha’penny Bridge with by Éamonn Mac Thomáis, Dublin City, Ireland 1983

[@finolaomurchu8217]

That was lovely, thank you☘🧚‍♂️🇮🇪

[@danbreen6946]

What A Pleasure It Is To Be Watching This

[@peterkiernan1668]

This is a gem, nice find, thanks for posting.

[@orionxtc1119]

Lovely old bridges here in Cork city too

[@faded_ink3545]

“You’re alright sir, you’re getting through for nothin’ today”

[@dellhell8842]

God, I remember watching that story back in the day.

[@animatewithdermot]

Great seeing the old bus liveries, the orange ones are sharing the roads with the new lime-greens. I wish they'd bring back either...don't like the new yellow/blue.

[@TattiePeeler]

The Quays alongside Temple Bar were very rustic at that time.. Buses were still being parked in the middle of Temple Bar Square, nice red brick enclosures.. Plenty of change soon enough..

[@direktorpresident]

I got so bladdered on Bloomsday 1984 that I stood on the middle of that bridge hanging on to the railings for an hour.

[@Prince-gu8or]

What age are u now?

[@direktorpresident]

@@Prince-gu8or 68. I did manage the centenary in 2004 and even got a room at The Ormond! Marvellous times, don't be talking

[@barra6709]

"There's only two people who understood Finnegan's Wake. James Joyce and meself" ha

[@catrionastokes1001]

This couldn't have been 1983. The traffic is still going up Ormond Quay in this video. The quays reversed in August 1982, so this video has to be then or before it!

[@errl]

What a video 💚

[@floodedcuts101]

Terrific..🇮🇪♾

[@odonnchada9994]

Dublin ☘🇮🇪

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

He got a bit bogged down with the books, but a good watch

[@davidp4043]

Dublin ain't like that today.😢

[@Irish780]

Multinational America now

[@deet1558]

Not a fuckin zombie in sight

[@paidistapleton6208]

Is this man still alive?

[@dellhell8842]

His name was Eamonn MacThomais. He died in 2002.

[@animatewithdermot]

@@dellhell8842 Interesting man, quite a life! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Éamonn_Mac_Thomáis