Dublin, Ireland 1960s in color [60fps,Remastered] w/sound design added
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- Опубликовано: 4 янв 2024
- I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of Dublin city 1960s, The bustling streets come alive with vintage cars, iconic landmarks, We witness pedestrians strolling along O'Connell Street, the heart of Dublin, with its historic buildings, shops, and bustling crowds. Glimpses of iconic locations such as Grafton Street, Temple Bar, and Trinity College
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source: CIE Dublin Bus
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I went by my self to Ireland at 18 yrs old by myself from USA. 1966 . Bought a Bultaco motorcycle in Dublin.Traveled thru Europe ...
what was europe like in the 60s?
@@Gabriel-br4qe it was a beautiful trip still a lot of horse drawn carts, delivering milk, bread, etc. lotta dirty diesel trucks black smoke. A lot of poverty a lot of nice people. All the children seem happy playing in the street with next to nothing or barrel hoop kid had a half a rubber ball on his head like a helmet, I bought some of the little kids ice creams that were hanging around me. Go visit if you can just stay out of the big cities out to the small towns countryside doubt if it’s changed much at all thanks for your comment.
@@Gabriel-br4qe in the 60s you could get bed-and-breakfast above a pub very clean for under three dollars. You could pitch a small tent out on a countryside hill no problems bye Dennis.
@@dedwin8930 that's very interesting to know friend, thanks for replying
Videos like these are the closes thing we have to time travel.
For the moment.
I love the lack of road markings..." There's your tarmac, now go figure it out. " The traffic soundtrack is a little incongruous; the car horns are a low pitch American " PARRP! " instead of a higher pitch, polite english " beep beep. " ( most of the vehicles are British-made with a smattering of european types ). Spectacular footage. Many thanks for posting and I hope my car horn comment helped.
Such a beautiful city.. without all the 'glamour' of lights & screens etc. Personally I think life was better back then. We were friendlier, neighbourly, kind to others. Now we have our headphones on & are heads are looking down towards our phones...
Sad
No me. Speak for yourself
I was born in 1960, I remember every one of these cars. Became a mechanic when i was 17 and worked on most of them ahhh great memories. One thing though. None of the vehicles had the horns/hooters that are in the video
Yeah post edit sounds are a bit crap
@@BrianPatrick-rj3bm. Yes the introduction does say colors and sounds are not historically accurate.
Police presence on O'Connell Street! Haven't seen that in a while.
Could say the same about Nelsons Pillar.
So enjoyable to watch, in many ways simpler times. Thanks NASS for your uploads and work restoring these great masterpieces, it' amazing to think someone was behind the lens back then recording these scenes for us to see what they saw and then for you to restore and bring to the viewer in the 21st century.
As always, thank you. Best wishes to the uploader,loved ones and fellow viewers,not forgetting the origional recorder too ❤❤❤.
I've been waiting a long time for NASS to do a video of Dublin or any other city in Ireland. Good on you, it looks amazing🇮🇪
Great cars from my childhood
Great video nass, great work,amazing footage of beautiful Dublin,I'm amazed by the width of the roads in the 60s👍😀👌
Another Nass journey into the past showing everyday people around the world just doing their thing! Always a treat & I love how the streets are so clean they almost look like water! 🎞 ❤
Dzięki za film , Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku 😊
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Please Like and Share as Nass requested, He’s doing a Fab job for us uploading these videos, thanx guys 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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This footage is clearly pre 1966, as Nelson's Column is clearly visible down O'Connell street just as the camera vehicle is about to turn right from Westmoreland street into D'Olier Street. The IRA blew up Nelson's Column in 1966. Lovely to see the art deco canopy in front of the Olympia Theatre on Dame street, too. Thanks for the video👍
Getting by in a simple life. No mobile phones, no computers, basic vehicles and Irish culture at its best. If only I could go back in time!
@@speicherkanal4894 You the migrants dont miss the old times too? Every single country they come from used to be much much better in every way. the standard of living and development was high all over the world but the Elites that run this f**** planet, the anglo-saxon elite, wasnt too happy about that so they covertly infiltrated and destroyed every single one of them. If you look iran for example in the 70s it was progressive country, democratic, education, women dressed as they like etc. and then all ruined.
@@speicherkanal4894spot the racist challenge
After an hour you would be bored sensless wishing you were on Facebook or RUclips
Ireland was an impoverished third world country back then where nearly all the young educated left for overseas. You would not want to lib there at that time .
@@KillerTacos54just say you hate the native population
Great video. Video started near the oldest section of the Dublin including ChristChurch and down by Dame Street, Trinity College.
Love this channel.
LOL I grew up in the '60s and so I am having a hard time looking at this video as an old video, That may be me walking on the street for all I know LOL🤣🤣🤣
And that was me running after you! Great memories😊
This is so cool. I was just there in July near the Temple Bar area and saw several landmarks I recognized.
NASS! Thank you for posting.
Thx bro
Nice Video 👍 Thanks NASS 👍
The roads are incredibly smooth. Also, note that you could drive down both sides of the quays, in both directions on both. Now you can only go in one direction on either side and you can't use most of the lanes with a car or even get down at all unless you're a bus or taxi.
My Dad and his family are from Dublin ❤😊
Amazing 😍
Nelsons Pillar still there so this is before 1966. Also we now drive in the opposite direction up and down the quays.
Interesting, and looks like the normal bustle of a mid-sized city. What is noteworthy (in an almost odd way) is how glass-smooth ALL the streets are! Perhaps it's a result of the restorative process, who knows (?).
Love the old bus adverts for Cork Dry Gin and Guinness.
Great, thanks.
That was way cool man!
Good better times that the world will not see it again. Somebody didn’t like and more wars were in the agenda. Excellent footages! Thanks for reminding us about that!👏
"Good better times that the world will not see it again" - oh yes, the Cold War, the Troubles in NI, pollution run rampant. Good times!
1960s Ireland, better times? Are you off your rocker.
@@freepadz6241 @Berlin-Kladow bullsh*t! My grandparents didn't have any money, and yet they had a nice house near the sea and near the airport, and they were able to pay the heating and electricity bills without any problems. Now you have people with good jobs who can't even afford a tiny flat in the suburbs and have to keep heating off cos they can't afford bills. My parents have a lot more money than my grandparents and they would never be able to afford a house where my grandparents lived today. So just shut up already!!
Si doux et si apaisant 🙏🏻🥰🌹
A few Ford Anglia's there, my Dad later married a lady from Ireland and she used to call them Angela's.
I’m surprised that there are no electric/phone wires on poles, as we have in the US. Were they burying wires that long ago?
utilities are buried in Irish cities
I loved the city back then. Way too busy now.
Great video, but your sound design makes Dublin in the 1960s sound exactly the same as Los Angeles in the 1930's from another video I watched.
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Feels so magical to watch these videos and see people in the past doing their everyday things. Makes always wonder how was to live in these times.
Keep the great work.👏🏻👏🏻
PS: 3:55 What a loud scooter.🛵😐
No smartphones, no internet.
Do you also have the original, i.e. non-colorized (this does look awful), proper speed (no artificial 60fps) and no fake sound?
ruclips.net/video/kC0xpgmKOT8/видео.htmlsi=3Z-R24yv20VyXNb4
Dubliners are a lot more energetic than this video would suggest. Increase your playback speed to x1.4 or x1.5 for more realistic action.
Where are the trees?
I like the home made 'L' plate on the bus.
This was recorded in early 1960s
Life was so simple then you could just hop on the back of a bus.Conductor on board for ticket distribution or a "go ahead". Now we have 30+ different nationalities the irish like dublin is fading fast
Remember what they took from you. What they took from all of us.
"Remember what they took from you. "
Who's 'they'?
@@avitarmageddon1721The Evil British
The place was in pots, mate.
@@coolmoejayyeah... but it ours!
Why "added" sound?
It "was" sound then
o_O
If i had to date this i would say 1965 , as the newest cars i spotted were 2 vauxhall victor 101s also known as the FC which were launched in 1964.
Pre 7th March 1966. Old Nelson is still there.
Як завжди якісна робота☝️Дякую,тобі,Бро🖐️👁️✌️🇺🇦
Неплохая работа от ИИ.
How do demographics of an _island nation_ change so drastically in such a small amount of time 🤔🤔🤔
Wdym. Isn’t Ireland 40+ % Irish still?
@@rockyrobleedo3008 yes..."what do I mean" indeed you are _totally right_ silly me _what was I thinking_ huh?
@@hikeskool that’s still a lot of Irish though. London in comparison is only like 20% British. Paris is even less % French. Puerto Rico is only 3% Taino etc.
No cellphones etc.!!!
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The cars & people are gone of course but the Buildings are more or less the same in 2024..
I couldn't find the porsche from the thumbnail in the video 😢
The blue car? That's a Triumph Spitfire.
@@rods3421 For real... It looked like a 356 for me, now I noticed it even says triumph on the hood. Thank you
Purple vehicles must have been all the rage back then 🙃
Nice city. I don't know how it is now, but there were no traffic lights, signs, rules, etc. Bicycle riders and pedestrians rode and walked in front of cars. Thinking about it, it was an accident waiting to happen.
Good luck trying that today. Imagine a zebra crossing today where that one was outside the Olympia, be a blood bath.
-@@philipmcdonagh1094 Yep, lol!
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Definitely not filmed after the 7th om March 1966, Nelsons Pillar is still standing.
People living in the moment not a carbomb in sight
2:47 I had no idea they had *Guinness* in the 1960s!
It was invented in 1759....
dawg... if you think that's surprising, look up how old beer is. Your head will explode.
Is Nass your last name? Because is mine 😊
Brings back great memories of The Rare Oul Times.
Hope nobody from the Road Safety Authority ever watches this. They would have a stroke. 😂😂😂
Looking at the British spec cars (sold in Ireland) a lot of Fords Vauxhall's Austins, looks to be mid sixties at the latest. Didn't see a car built after that period. Cheers.
Yeah you won't see many early Ford Cortinas in America. Rusted quickly in Ireland with all the rain 😅
*Vauxhalls
Soundtrack is off, rarely even now would people blow car horns. Irish drivers tend to be very relaxed.
Use your imagination , it's not easy to create original sounds when you do not have them available.
Relax and enjoy. Can you do better!!!!!!!
дорогахорошая ещё новая видать. очень просторные проспекты. хотя дома древние, но планировка уже современная, а не средневековая.
So this is what Lorna Byrne was like when she was 10 in 1963, interesting!
1960 , a car with camera onboard, wandering around.
2011-2024 , a car with Google Street's camera onboard, wandering around.
Maybe, next is a drone with a camera and 3D scanner will flying around
This is about 30% too slow. Easy to see if you adjust the YT replay speed to 1.25x
Born in 64 wish I could go back,, post edit sounds are a bit off 😂
Who cut the big trees down in O Connelly St about 20 yrs ago?
Probably the same nut who put that spike there.
Paddy the lumberjack.
It is kinda slow. I had to bump up speed to 1.25 or 1.5 to watch.
So even in the sixties there were not alot of traffic lights at least in Ireland.
*a lot
where's 1972 - Apollo 17 in color, Live TV From The Moon?
And when is that the Russians FINALLY are going to land on the Moon? Still waiting.
Russians have understood this would never be a real possibility
@@ElCid48 Their still waiting for the Americans to do it.
Very few traffic lights
Can't be 1960 as liberty hall wasn't completed until 1965
Says 1960s not 1960
Good grief .ye can see now what it was like when they gave away driving licences without a real test and the pedestrians just walked anywhere
1965 is the year
Absolutely marvelous footage. Of course, I give you a thumbs down for your idiotic and stubborn inability to end your clips politely and properly. For shame!
You can see the dreary Irish weather in the video
Looks like driving on glass... where's the fuckin potholes...
Pls Albania in 1969 color that is because I like Dua alot. My Dua's father was born in 1969. I didn't knew very much about this country but because of Dua Im falling in love with Albania. I just thought Duchess of Alba was a member of Albanian Royal Family lol. Awww I just found out that Duchess of Alba was not a Albanian lady. She actually was a Spain's senior aristocrat. Well, it's my major dream is to meet my Albanian crush and visit the Albania especially Prishtina
*a lot
Auto styling was still clunky rounder Brit junk and a surprising paucity of bicyclists. Looks so grey, I cannot handle too many days like that in a row
Cars parked with their noses to the oncomming traffic😂
Are you sure this is the 60's? It looks older than that to me.
*60s
Excellent footage of my old Home town big Tech own it now,fuck I am a Tourist there now
Francis st,Christ Church,Olympia Theatre,Dame st,Dublin Castle,GPO,Trinity,O’Connell street and the bridge Liffey etc
Nelson’s Pillar in the distance 😂 IRA said bye bye to that, cars,old buses,VW,moggy minors,Gardi etc wow old times
I love this content but man I hate it when these people in the comment section says that these times were better.
@Berlin-Kladow bullsh*t! My grandparents didn't have any money, and yet they had a nice house near the sea and near the airport, and they were able to pay the heating and electricity bills without any problems. Now you have people with good jobs who can't even afford a tiny flat in the suburbs and have to keep heating off cos they can't afford bills. My parents have a lot more money than my grandparents and they would never be able to afford a house where my grandparents lived today. So just shut up already!!
The colors suck really bad on this one. I'd rather see it in black and white.
I was expecting to see a bunch of drunks passed out on the pavement.
"In Dublin's fair city, where girls are so pretty..." I have always found Irish ladies to be very attractive!
Жаль, что это не настоящие кадры, а всего лишь воображение Искусственного Интелекта.
It is real footage, only the colour is fake
@@theRappinSpree в мире так много наивных доверчивых людей…
AXYUTEЛЬHA
An absolute toilet now
Where is migrants and muslims?😢😮
*are
They arrive in another 30 years.🙄😡
Was still in the planning phase :)
See, no "diversity" and it was peaceful.
"See, no "diversity" and it was peaceful."
@@TheDanEdwards Cope more.
Like no dogs allowed in Britain.
@@TheDanEdwards no, it's precisely because we know what Ireland and Dublin were like in the 20th century that we can tell how sh** they've become.
Jayzus an awful lot a purple and yellow cars back then😅
А у СРСР,тільки через 12 років з'явився туалетний папір🤦🤦🤦стид і сором....А вони зараз волають,що хочуть назад в СРСР,і це нормальні,адекватні люди⁉️⁉️⁉️раби просяться назад у рабство☝️🤦у якій з країні світу люди хочуть бути рабами⁉️🤯нонсенс+шизофренія=ру⚡⚡кій мір 👹🖐️👁️
p.s. вибачайте,що багато наговорив того,що не стосується теми відео....🙏просто.... наболіле...привіт із України ✌️🇺🇦🌅🕊️🕊️🕊️
So rundown and depressing.
Colorizing an old film is useless as long as the color gamut is not substantially improved. Purple always appears in all objects. So it is useless
Back in the 1960’s when Ireland was literally a Third World Country and most of its educated young left for overseas due to poor prospects . Lots of corruption and nepotism where the wealthy maintained their tight control on the Irish economy.
*1960s
Thanks for reminding us that all other countries are perfect.
@@ArcadiaJunctionModelTrains Thanks for not accepting the truth and historical facts
I lived in Ireland during these years and I have been to the Third World. Nothing in this photo looks like Africa or South Asia from the period. We had homes, educations, food and healthcare. @@Berlin-Kladow