Our Jimmie Belfast Northern Ireland Comedy Vintage Video From 1970

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[@philipmccloy6502]

Where else but in Norn Iron would you get such unique humour.

[@gremlinuk1968]

Fcuk, just about remember hearing Jimmie, when I was a kid in the 70s, when my ma & da , played on tape, I was born 23rd May 1968, , from a village called bushmills, ! I was born 23rd May 1968,from northern Ireland UK 🤝🇬🇧

[@gaggymott9159]

I wasn't born til 1973, but the humour Jimmy Young displayed transcended 'The Troubles' and still raises laughs in 2020. Priceless and timeless

[@gerardmcilmail5799]

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[@jamesmcshane2922]

We need these back on TV again. Would give us all a bit of a laugh. The end of the day we need to laugh at each other. Come on TV repeat please.

[@feline1973]

The way Jimmy pronounces 'all' is a joy to behold, so it is.

[@martinmcgurk5150]

Born in Tyrone. Left NI in 1979. I've watch this a dozen times, but still struggle to understand some of the words. Absolutely ahead of his time. In the series he must play about a 10 different female characters alone. Thank you Jack for putting these up.

[@SirMrShanks]

You've been gone from home too long my man, you've lost your ear for that perticularly dialect of ours

[@geep7267]

The 'aul cat from Castlereagh' with glasses is like a Bangorian lol

[@gaggymott9159]

Glasses AND accent like a Bangorian!! Newtownards born and bred here 🤗🤗🤗🤣🤣🤣

[@bingefeller]

lol "our wee parlour" love it!

[@Loren_Vosser]

" 🎶 have you heard the latest news? Ian Paisley supports the blues🎶

[@kharding7328]

Lived in London since 1977 but remember JY progs before I left. Can;t fully understand, at times, NI accent, inc some fam, nieces, gran nieces etc lol but s'funny I can understand EVERY word of JY. Also remember his catchphrase at the end of every show.. similiar to Dave Allen ... goodnight & may your god go with you.. JY's was...looking STRAIGHT into camera.. 'and do us a favour, stop fightin'... always remember that. He sneaked that in right at the end. RIP JY.

[@tts7235]

Yes as some commentators says this clip is rare and priceless.

[@desmondcrawford3056]

love our Jimmy

[@gremlinuk1968]

lol,, rember when I was a kid 70s,, my Ma,Da, & Gran play ,, !! class !!Was a 2 year old back then,, born May 23rd 1968 from northern Ireland UK,

[@jostevi5844]

Fantastic love it

[@JonJonJonJonJonJonJonJon]

2018...swear to fuck this is still fresh.

[@tonycarton8054]

ahead of his time

[@dennismccullagh9320]

He was a lovely wee man so he was.

[@rosemariestudy7781]

Even to this day, he is a stitich! Or, has Our Jimmy would say, "a real geig" LOL

[@gremlinuk1968]

fucking class,! just about rember when was a kid 70s , was a wee 2 year old back then,, born May 23rd 1968 from northern Ireland UK,,

[@wutang6020]

Old Belfast long gone.

[@johnza2928]

Awww it cut of just as Ravaramma started

[@jostevi5844]

There not b a another jimmy hilarious

[@magzsara9892]

The actress Lila Webster said Jimmy Young wouldn't work with her as she got some of the laughs. I always think this is so sad as the two of them working together would have been brilliant. And the lady working with him certainly got no laugh so I believe Lila.

[@thetube4607]

Jimmy: Why can't I play, with Pat O Shea? All the other kids live half a mile away. His Mother: Cause he's a wee fennian hoor, that's why ye canny play way him! Now af ye go to the shap an buy a loaf fur the tae!

[@AndalusianIrish]

Does anyone know where the Diamond estate was that he mentions?

[@TPMcatmann]

The diamonds in rathcoole

[@AndalusianIrish]

@@TPMcatmann That's hardly posh. The character comes off more like Cherryvalley.

[@philipmccloy6502]

There was a diamond estate in Rathcoole as far as I recall when living there as a child. Great memories in the 50s and 60s.

[@billyshearer1]

What does he say at 0:22. "Past the....... stage"

[@browneyes6640]

Billy Shearer districts x

[@gaggymott9159]

Past the Diamond estate...a residential part of Belfast (Rathcoole)

[@billyshearer1]

@@gaggymott9159 But it isn't one of the better class districts... and later refers to Castlereagh. He seems to be referring to "the nine penny stage" which I think is a reference to bus fares.

[@kevinmalone1048]

I thought I was irish. I might as well be Chinese. What the hell did he say??

[@Andy-wx4wx]

My dad was from Belfast and even I'm trying to keep up!

[@charmainemcconaghie329]

🤢🤮

[@michaeladdario7446]

I would laugh if I knew what the fuck he was saying lol, seriously though you irish do talk a little too fast sometimes

[@geoffcole6486]

What language is this bloke talking?

[@nathanmcgarry1658]

Geoff Cole English dickhead

[@wutang6020]

Geoff Cole lol Belfast mate lol

[@scottyb5039]

Geoff you tube

[@Loisk000]

Northern Irish Belfast accent😂

[@edwinlutyens8406]

Geoff Cole, what language are you talking? What's a 'bloke'?