st stephens green early 1980's

[@SuperOlds88]

Other than the series of Irish Hands films this is the best thing I have found on KZbin and it's all because of the narrator. How could you not like that guy? or not be interested in what he talks about?

[@deeppurple883]

Been watching these for years. He has many more like this . Brilliant Dublin narrator is Thomas Mac 👏🏻☘️

[@dominicfagan5496]

It's weird isn't it. Id never ever watch anything like this, but the narrator makes it all so weirdly fascinating and interesting. I always thought of Dublin as a dirty, gray shithole but this narrator paints a completely different picture

[@deeppurple883]

Eamon was before his time. If Dublin tours had people like Eamon today they would have the master on Dublin history. Every school should have these films shown to them. They would be great, so much has changed in Dublin since these were made. A great introduction to a new generation of Dubliners😮. ☘️✌🏻

[@speakertreatz]

He gave walking tours of Dublin in the 80s.

[@TheBenzer9]

I'm sitting here watching this at the height of the Corona virus lockdown in Dublin 30/03/2020..it's approximately 2pm... hopefully it will be over soon and everything back to normal... anyway who ever else is watching...enjoy

[@praisebewibble]

11th November 2020 and we are still in the lockdown. To be accurate this is offically the second lockdown but we never got out of the first one. It was only supposed to be for a few weeks to "flatten the curve Do you remember ". No end in sight. The great abuse continues.

[@TheBenzer9]

@@praisebewibble absolutely..talk of a different Christmas..then another possible lockdown in January..bit of a nightmare alright, exact same amount of deaths as 2018 and 2019.. slightly lower in fact

[@roisin252]

April 2021 and the demonic governments are still at it. May the truth come out soon. Beautiful old Dublin.

[@marky1974]

This is 1978/79..the full series is on youtube and the credits have 1978 at the end..a personal view of dublin..

[@danielkelly5112]

One of the only places in Dublin that hasn't changed. .

[@Marlondurran]

In Dublin on a sunny summer morning!!!,

[@deeppurple883]

Down the bird market then to Hector gray. 😉☘️

[@joewall2545]

Great place the green ,very historical nice to visit after tour round city. I remember going Dandelion market across the road, all gone now, big shopping centre. 😠

[@deeppurple883]

The oul Dando, where you let it all hang. Simpler time's., 😏☘️

[@theartofro]

love these programmes

[@Ggggggggfddxv]

Ah there ya are now 😂🤣😂 what a legend true dub may you rip

[@P.willow]

Ahh they're ya'are now howeyaaaa

[@johnnyfeen1347]

1978.

[@enlightenedchristian3183]

How're ya Johnny.

[@baxpiz1289]

what does he call arthur guinness @ 3:32, "lord _____"? tx. subtitles say eidolon

[@headgroundsman1650]

Arthur Edward Guinness, 1st Baron Ardilaun, 2nd Baronet (1 November 1840 - 20 January 1915), known as Sir Arthur Guinness

[@baxpiz1289]

@@headgroundsman1650 thanks; nearly had it :)

[@jackiekeegan5194]

very interesting

[@baxpiz1289]

8:25 who is the first character he mentions, endymion?

[@bohsgerry]

no way is this the 80's-Flairs abound Dublins fLair city am sure is late 70's.

[@newyorkdolls1983]

Does anyone know the name of the piece of music that begins at 0.31 seconds?

[@deeppurple883]

Might be Handel ☘️🤔

[@Dubliner812]

Suprised their isn't a Starbucks in the Green at this stage.

[@bohsgerry]

where are the punks and skins that were there??

[@MORCHEEBA77]

drank many a flagon in that park

[@GavinCrossan]

Same me self.good old days when flagons were cheap and ya had a choice of ciders not just Bulmers.