1990s Dublin, Ireland, HD from 16mm
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- 1990s Dublin, Ireland, HD from 16mm from the Kinolibrary Archive Film Collections. To order the clip clean and high res or to find out more visit www.kinolibrary.... Clip ref CHX1306
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DAY EXT WS Dublin, River Liffey, O’Connell Street, O’Connell Bridge. Winter, grey weather. Buses and pedestrians over bridge.
LA pan down from angel statue, O’Connell monument, to road with traffic. Clerys department store, shop. WS The General Post Office on O’Connell Street. Anna Livia monument, fountain. Pedestrians walking past. The Gresham Hotel. Statue, monument to Charles Stewart Parnell, Parnell Monument, at the north end of O’Connell street. LA Gresham Hotel, Madigan’s Bar, Irish pub. WS down street towards General Post Office, Eason & Son shop, store, bookshop.
WS River Liffey, grey weather. WS Ha’penny Bridge, pedestrian walking over. WS Liffey seen from middle of bridge, panorama. More pedestrians on Ha’penny Bridge.
LA street signs on street corner, ‘Henry Street’, ‘Grafton Street’, ‘Crown Alley’. Street signs in Irish. Crown Alley, cobbled street with pubs. Temple Bar. Eamonn Doran’s music venue, bar. Irish Houses of Parliament, Parliament House. Traffic passing.
Henry Grattan statue, seahorses. Irish pub, Guinness sign. ‘McDaids’. Back street ‘Grafton House’. LA street signs, ‘St Stephens Green’, ‘Temple Bar’, ‘Henry Street’. Traffic round street corner, pan up to glass building with dome. LA Fusiliers’ Arch, entrance to St Stephen’s Green park. LA Shelbourne Hotel, posh, fancy, expensive hotel. Traffic. LA sign ‘St Stephen’s Green’. Courtyard, statue of William Conyngham.
LA WS old stone, granite building. Sign, ‘O’Connell Street’. Mont Clare Hotel, front steps. Pan across street. Cars parked on edge of green, park, obelisk monument in the middle. Bust of Michael Collins, Merrion Square Park. WS park.
WS street, buses past. Police car, ‘Garda’. Pearse Street Garda Station, police station. Entrance, LA blue light with ‘Garda’ sign. WS street corner, traffic round, Doyles pub.
O’Connell Street main thoroughfare, crossing, pedestrians, O’Connell Bridge. HA WS looking down on O’Connell Bridge, busy city centre. WS River Liffey. Mellows Bridge. WS Custom House, dome.
Christ Church Cathedral, The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. Bridge over a road. WS Moore Street market, fruit and veg, flower stalls. Sheils of Moore Street. View of Dublin street with Garda, police car parked in FG.
Buses, traffic on main road round corner, big AIB bank building, Allied Irish Banks. LA Custom House. Pan as ambulance, fire brigade speeds over Talbot Memorial Bridge. Docks, liners, ships moored on bank. Traffic, elevated railways track. Tara Street railway station. George’s Quay. LA sign, ‘D’ouer Street’. Blurry shot of traffic. Traffic over O’Connell Bridge, evening. O’Connell Monument.
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This was my Dublin. The Dublin I loved.
Feels weird to be nostalgic for the 90s.
This is the Dublin I remember and loved (past tense)...
Nicely put together. 30 years ago. I now understand when my parents would talk about the 60's in the mid-90's like it was yesterday for them. Even the ads on the buses are instantly recognisable to me
Awwww the little city imp busses. Loved them. Bring them back. This was the best time. Dublin is bland and soulless now. 😷
Not perfect by any means, but infinitely better than today's kip.
Lovely footage, Dublin was so much cleaner and spacious back then. And not a homeless person to be seen.
They were there, trust me
Thankfully there were a lot less than now...but there were a fair few all the same.
Well obviously the touristy areas were but this was the height of the heroin epidemic so you wouldn’t be saying that if the lad with the camera had walked up the road a bit
They ruined a beautiful city
great footage thanks for that
The Floozie in the Jacuzzi 🤣🤣🤣
I'd say 1995 too. Abrakebabra on the corner of Westmoreland St is long gone now and I'm sure it was gone by '98. Also Eamon Dorans only opened in 1995, replacing The Rock Garden.
Strange seeing irish people on the streets of dublin
Dublin has lost its soul, character and charm. Its just a miserable mini London now. The politicians responsible for this should be held for treason.
Agree with your view. Step in right direction for this is try to reduce Apathy (judging by how many Irish have quited Voting with regularly 40 per cent of people not bothering to vote).
That's cos we all fled to countries to make a better life for ourselves from depressing early 90s Ireland nobody not even us wanted to live here
THE DAYS WHEN TRAFFIC MOVED IN TOWN
I see a Nissan Terrano and a Lancia Dedra (feel sorry for the owner) so must be 1994-1995
I see a mk1 ford Mondeo Taxi there, they dident hit the street's till 1993, so it's filmed shortly after then.
Look's more like the 1980's to me...Green colour bus'es and Telecom Eirean Van's galore.
The Anna"Flousey in the Jaqousey/Whore in the Sewer"Liffey monument was way better than the Giant Hyperdermic"Poxy Spike!".
Not exactly what I would call HD...but who care's?...just great to see The Big Smoke from back in the Last Century....actually feel's weird say'in that...Ex Munner...Fuck I'm Old!!!
The "Poxy Spike" was built in the early 00's.
@@davidorourke4311,
Yeh I kind of recall how nice it was before Y2K.
I still hate the sight of that thing and miss the Anna Liffey monument the Carlton Cinema and the Taxi rank across from the Gresham.
Buses were orange in the 80s
@@timtrek,
Howaye buddy...the yellow busses were from the 1970's...and the Green one's started in 1980 with the arrival of the Belfast built Bombardier busses.
Best wishes to you and your's.
@@timtrek no they were also green. Believe me they used to make me sick
What ever happened to that fountain in the middle of O'Connell St? Im getting so much nostalgia despite being borin in 2000
The floozy in the jacuzzi she was shifted to make way for the feckin spire shes in some park near heuston Station i think
@@bmcg8888 That use to be that fountains spot?! There's so much space on Upper O'Connell Street to place the Spire and leave the fountain.
@@finecastleie,
Alright there Bud?
The flousey in the jaqousey was slightly back from the main thoroughfare where the "Poxy Spike!!!" stand's now.
Before the Anna Liffey was errected there was a Public toilet on the same spot.
The Bronze Statue of Anna Liffey is now situated in a small park "used to be on the side of the road" directly across from Sean Heuston Train station...The LUAS litteraly Skirt's around the location on Benbourb street Dublin7.
@@rcfanaticdublin oh those toilets used to scare the crap out of me when I was little :)
@@madboydaz ,
Yeh me too bud...i remember me Da warning me to never go in there on me own.
We must be around the same age...i was born in the late 60's....lived in the Munn in the 70/80's.
Could of at least put some sound or background music in it
Since then, as by design, it has turned into a shithole.
Such a shame the time code was burnt in
Why so?
@@rcfanaticdublin I just think it detracts from the footage - it is a distraction.
@@gerardpatrick8960 ,
Ah, see your point after watching it again...is it me...or did Dublin seem much busier back then?
I was in my Twenty's living in bedsit land.
@@rcfanaticdublin Our perceptions of past times can be interesting. I went back to my old primary school and it looked so much smaller I thought it was. The same with a hotel in Cork I stayed in as a kid. It was like a huge palace to me then and now (no longer a hotel) it is just a large house. I'm not sure about Dublin being busier. I was in my 30s then. What strikes me from the film is that the traffic moved a lot better than today!
1994 or 95 id say
Early 1995 I think because TIMECOP was showing in the Ambassador which had only just begun showing films again around then