What did Dublin look like 400 years ago?

[@AClockWorkKelly1]

This channel needs so much more attention ... thank you!

[@SilentEire]

Great video 👍

[@interestingeire]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JesusAnyNameWillDo]

Great videos! Keep them coming! 👍🏻

[@megapangolin1093]

Fascinating video, thank you. Very well explained, to the point, clear and concise. A rare treat.

[@interestingeire]

Thanks

[@derektierney1314]

Very interesting stuff & should be used in schools in primary classes learn some irish history 😉✌️☘️🇮🇪

[@noeldoyle4501]

Thanks for your great video.

[@eamonreidy9534]

Keep at it dude. You're gonna blow up!

[@interestingeire]

Nice one thanks for the support

[@TheGreatHuman]

Thanks for this great video!

[@cegielskiadam8811]

very interesting!

[@finlaysharpe844]

Love this channel

[@vincentbyrne2394]

Very good👍 St. Michael's church is gone but its tower is still there. Incorporated into the Synod Hall

[@shamus10011]

Where can you buy a copy of that map?

[@PamelaSmullen-du7mx]

Very interesting, have I got this right 🤔? The river Poddle gave Dublin its name, at Dublin Castle it formed a black pool, in irish, Dubh linn.

[@interestingeire]

👍

[@RevoeLad]

So the river Ouse is means east?

[@jimcazador6057]

Imagine the maps and documents that Ireland lost in the fire in the four courts in 1921..

[@captainireland1375]

Irish ancestry is particularly hard to trace for that exact reason

[@malicant123]

I used to work in the Land Registry in Chancery Street. Some of the older maps were still singed from the fire. It was also taken as a given that any document from before the 1920s was lost. It truly was a disaster.

[@iforwilliams2509]

Has anyone done work on the street names based on this map?

[@RevoeLad]

I live in an area of Blackpool called revoe and it predates Blackpool it’s so old nobody knows if it’s Norse or Anglo Saxon or Celtic. Do you know Dublin means Blackpool?

[@KieranKelly-o9s]

Oppressed

[@lwzdo05]

In the rare auld times