{Part 10} Bygone Days - Tradition Rich Ireland

Bygone Days of of Irish culture.
Reenactments of Irish country life in the early 1900's
Thatcher - use of straw and scallops.
Stories around the fire.
Conversations about farm life.
Card games '25'
Old radio.
Old wind up record player.

[@anoshya]

My wife was born in County Carlow in 1951. Very basic happy life…never knew rich people existed and were happy with what they had..how times have changed .going to the seaside for the day was such a treat

[@dryflyman7121]

My wife (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿) now, was born in Co. Wexford in 1943. Her father was a farm labourer and they had no mains water in the house, no hot water, no inside toilet and no electricity. Many days each week, all they had to eat were potatoes cooked in the fire and served with milk and possibly home made soda bread if they were lucky. Times were certainly very hard. She left Ireland for England at 18, to get work.

[@richiec9077]

Loved the guy thatching the roof with the dry straw while smoking on his pipe 😂

[@EamonRyanGobShite]

He made money on the side as the village fire fighter lol

[@Xerrand]

Dangerous thing to be at, but he knew his work well I'd wager. Probably never caused a fire once.

[@johnburns6422]

They were good honest hard working people , The salt of the earth we,ll never see the likes of them again , May they rest in peace

[@darrenfarrell-bn2cb]

Amen 🇮🇪

[@juliabishop1968]

A very honest look at how things used to be. My favourite part was when the man came in and greeted the couple with "God save all here." That was a greeting I remember well. Lets start using these endearing greetings again.

[@user-de8mu8xh9j]

I love the story about the two brothers and the fireside scene and I remember well those days. There was a great sense of togetherness amongst Irish people in those days that is gone now. Probably down to the world has got smaller, Ireland is no longer the isolated island on the edge of Europe, a lot of Irish people got richer and that sense of humour has somewhat gone into the past.

[@user-eb5tp6sk6i]

Very beautiful peoples And Very Beautiful Country My favorite irlanda Nice a own Culture ❤️💔😘

[@mpat100]

Blessings for the souls olf all those in this video.

[@user-qi4rr1hg4s]

Very interesting, great craft people those days😊

[@laetitialogan2017]

Lovely...❤❤❤ they were great people...

[@pmacc3557]

Yes indeed Letitia

[@laetitialogan2017]

@@pmacc3557 the best...

[@pmacc3557]

@@laetitialogan2017 yes and the best most sweet innocent times which is why i am buying up old books and DVD's etc...before they are banned

[@laetitialogan2017]

@@pmacc3557 A great idea...

[@pmacc3557]

@@laetitialogan2017 needs musts :)

[@user-ne2uw8ji7h]

My mother's people come from Co Carlo St Mullins. Great place to visit another 😅😅

[@GREATBostonLifewithErikRaftery]

Love it ❤

[@derekrice7443]

Old Ireland is long gone unfortunately.

[@tom79013]

Modern Ireland is gone as well.

[@piggyman1585]

♥️🇬🇧

[@nige5902]

Not yet …never under estimate the Irish

[@rabmcleod3508]

Gods own people, sadly all in the past now. The mammy would like to see these wee films.

[@angelakenny1215]

Good old days

[@user-jn2li1rj6o]

Dear god