Love & Marriage in The West of Ireland, 1969

[@Daniel-OConnell]

These Radharc films are an amazing record of Irish social history. Pity they don't get a wider audience.

[@klaus99637]

I love your channel thanks for posting

[@finolaomurchu8217]

At 2.12 there's a guy in the front row who either asleep sitting up, or brown bread. Great video👍☘️

[@ossian11]

Brown bread was big in Ireland in the 60s

[@jimmymorgan3324]

His. Name is. Horse. He can. Sleep standing & shit walking , : that himself

[@Ciankgn]

An amazing look into who we were

[@Mostrichkugel]

The pretty one from 10:18 is a treasure. Watch her tongue.

[@pbohearn]

Yes she’s a real tart

[@alllovingcowherdboy4475]

Jaysus a priest at a dance without a scowl...that was the beginning of the end

[@fiddlejohn9305]

“I heard you were smiling at the ceili, Father Ted.”

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

How unlucky was I to have missed out on the excellent free advice. I would have learned to wash, shave slash on aftershave, wear a clean shirt, a new suit and shiny shoes, I would have spoken a Highfaluting accent, I would have spoken in the most refined accent, I would have driven a nice sports car and I would have lived in beautiful stone house covered with ivy growing on the wall with a long avenue of trees collected from far off lands, No I missed all this and I was led astray by Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy Rory Gallagher, Bob Dyland The Doors, Van Morrison John Forgery CCR and others who produced to most brilliant music, I wore my hair long and wavey, I wore later boots and tight jeans I hung out with the wrong crowds, I went over the hill and traveled far away, I crossed many seas and I met people from other lands Yes Phil Lynott & Rory Gallagher and those boys lead me stray and I would not have it any other way, Later I met and married th Galway girl, Sometime I stop and think to myself where did I go wrong, I have never been able to answer that question

[@Mostrichkugel]

You went wrong nowhere, sounds like you took all the right decisions. Only one thing, the CCR singer was John Fogarty, not John Forgery.

[@punchy1325]

You lived goodman

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

@@Mostrichkugel Thank you very much and my sincere apology for the spelling mistake on Saint John Fogerty's name

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

@@punchy1325 Thank you, Yes I had a great flipping time also on the recording of Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous with my 6 brothers, I can clearly hear our voices giving Phil and Thin Lizzy extra encouragement to keep on rocking hard

[@Mostrichkugel]

@@jamesbradshaw3389 😄

[@martindixon5383]

i would have moved to dublin and got some action

[@desmo9159]

Now men are wearing dresses and women are wearing suits. It's all very confusing

[@Staronqueen]

😂😂😂

[@gburahbondo2948]

I love Ireland. I hope to visit some day

[@ciaran5588]

Don't waste your money. Ireland is gone. It's now "diversity land"

[@ossian11]

Haha

[@michaelhiggins854]

there is just far too much going on here to unpack in one viewing

[@russianbot1420]

Ohooooooooooo lisdoonvarna.

[@Munklers]

Lots of Pioneer pins

[@p.macdermott2490]

Women had very high standards bact then, it seems . Clothes had to be new!. Nowadays, clothes are optional.😂😊

[@mgmassey174]

Because my family came from a matriatchal culture, ive always known that since men came from our wombs, we had to train them not to be savages😊

[@alexfernandez711]

Where do your family come from?

[@mgmassey174]

@@alexfernandez711 where we are from ancestrally

[@davidegan8076]

Sugar water for what?

[@gerryhanly3194]

If Fr Keane had any sense he'd look for a woman for himself.

[@pascalennis9123]

Its the very same as love island ,,

[@ossian11]

And this was made in the 'swingin' 60s'

[@parchalama]

Jimmy Glynn is pretty much just a millennial.