Ireland 1902

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If you’re good at reading visuals you’ll understand what the actors are selling on the worlds most secret set (Wexford)

[@alanbyrne3330]

The lady selling the fish is Ellen Nellie Tumbleton, nee Begley of Trimmers lane, Wexford Town. She is the wife of my three times great granduncle, John Tumbleton who died two years before this video was filmed.

[@sethburkhart1021]

It’s incredible that you know that. Thanks for making it real!

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

Video is recorded.

[@biancamoore413]

Oh, I love these kind of videos. I love history.

[@eugenemartin1765]

I AM IN AWE OF THIS FILM CLIP... I WAS A RESIDENT OF DEAR OLD WEXFORD TOWN IN 1949 TO 1953.. AM NOW RESIDING IN BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND.. YEARNING FOR A CHANCE TO VISIT my DEAR OLD TOWN one LAST TIME BEFORE MEETING MY MAKER.. AM NOW 78YEARS young.. Eugene Martin.

[@anthonydowling3356]

What's stopping you ?

[@helenesaintclere5639]

The name though , is it an identifiably Irish name ? I think Eugene could be mid European name .

[@richinleam]

I had family in Wexford, some left in the mid / late 1800s and settled in Liverpool but some stayed and would have been in the town at this time.

[@cgent3388]

Dear old Wexford town. Would love to see more.

[@michaeloruaidh3605]

Great. Love this Thanks

[@daviddoyle5291]

The clock over Richards is still there.

[@sonnycorleone8352]

D. Amadeus. Birdie, Thanks for the upload. I love vintage scenes like this. At 1:20 those men seem like prosperous men. At 1:32 probably the working class.

[@stevenar84]

Someone in this video had to be on the titanic

[@junemcquaide9726]

Compare that with life in london slums in that era.

[@bobhope5471]

Stuns me how these people survived without African and Arab diversity

[@pecker2-9]

It boggles the mind, it truly does...

[@kahnlives]

I thought the same, how on earth did we survive without the hoards😮

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

Came here looking for these comment😂 I hope you guys get them gone soon!

[@fiachramaccana280]

clearly you didn't learn any manners.......

[@fiachramaccana280]

@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 yeah a little sad racist looking for some friends.

[@themadfarmer5207]

And not a black fellow in sight. Damn it the people were poor but resourceful

[@D.Amadeus.Breathnach]

They had the Black and Tans so many probably had a tan. So it probably wasn’t really excepting of anything that wasn’t pale and pasty and yellow looking lol This is a film and these are actors, and it’s carefully orchestrated, if you listen and read visually you will know and see what they are saying/expressing They are telling you something…. Listen 👂

[@--Traveler--]

too many ashy and sooties about. cant' have about 5% sooty ashy population without issues.@@D.Amadeus.Breathnach

[@anthonydowling3356]

They looked well dressed and fed .English Police officers ,i presume.

[@Martin-tn5lm]

The police would not have been generally "English" but natives. After the Rising of 1916 and subsequent uprisings against Brirish Rule, the military were more active with different Regiments being brought into the country from the British mainland. The terrorist "regiment" nicknamed the "Black and Tans" was the most notorious example being hurriedly fitted out with a mixture of black police and brown military gear.

[@michellepeoplelikeyoumurde8373]

Most of the police were catholics who the ira murdered even going to mass

[@MohZirg]

وهنا تعرفتم علينا و عليا.😢

[@user-pq7re8qo6s]

１９０２年代のロンドンかぁ

[@donfalcon1495]

Wexford, Ireland