brilliant footage, grew up there in the 80's and 90's I remember when fords , dunlops and sunbeam all went belly up and Cork became a closer city . I'm living in New York now yet will always be a Rebel ...... . This makes me remember all the friends I had as a kid and helping out my dad with every one of the delivery jobs he had . I spent so much time traveling around the city with him and meeting different people in different shops. I know it has changed now however thanks for giving me a glimpse of what used to be. --- Corcaigh Abu !
God I remember the trains going over Brian Boru and Clontarf. It is gas, the firm I work for did structural assessment on both of the bridges within the last five years, the expression on the young engineers face when I said to him "sure trains use to go over those bridges" he did not believe me, until I showed him a old photo. I think we have a copy of the original structural drawings in the office of one of the bridges, again, having to explain to to the young member of staff, " no, does drawings were done in CAD, they were done by hand drafting, they did not have CAD around the 1900's", that is how good the drawings were/are, they are like works of art. Sorry folks for rambling.
I remember the Five Star shopping centre. Its were I hung out as a kid and this brought back so many memories. Tough times back then but some how we made it through. Thanks for uploading it 😊👍
Thanks for uploading this I used to jump on the innisfallen them days when I got enough cash to spend,just loved that on my motorcycle to see my grandad .
I remember having to walk across mats with disinfectant during the foot and mouth disease outbreak in the 70's and that it came right up into the city.
Would love to know...if the Denis Long who filmed this ...is the Denis Long that worked as an Administration Officer for the Southern Health Board as it was at that time...thank you for the film ...it is genuinely appreciated.
brilliant footage, grew up there in the 80's and 90's I remember when fords , dunlops and sunbeam all went belly up and Cork became a closer city . I'm living in New York now yet will always be a Rebel ...... . This makes me remember all the friends I had as a kid and helping out my dad with every one of the delivery jobs he had . I spent so much time traveling around the city with him and meeting different people in different shops. I know it has changed now however thanks for giving me a glimpse of what used to be. --- Corcaigh Abu !
John Creedon does a good music programme on Radio 1 every evening, Monday to Friday if you're interested.
God I remember the trains going over Brian Boru and Clontarf. It is gas, the firm I work for did structural assessment on both of the bridges within the last five years, the expression on the young engineers face when I said to him "sure trains use to go over those bridges" he did not believe me, until I showed him a old photo. I think we have a copy of the original structural drawings in the office of one of the bridges, again, having to explain to to the young member of staff, " no, does drawings were done in CAD, they were done by hand drafting, they did not have CAD around the 1900's", that is how good the drawings were/are, they are like works of art. Sorry folks for rambling.
Cork had trams too and a few railway termini!! 🚂🚉😊
@@James_BAlert Yes, before my time but my mother talks about the trams and said they were very noisy .
incredible footage.. was a teen back then.. where has the years gone?
was like yesterday !! God-bless ...
I was on that Innisfallen every year in the 70's as a kid,,,brilliant little film. shame theres only one
Brilliant thanks for sharing up cork 👍🏻☘️☘️☘️
Thank you for sharing this. Its nice to show to my family what the city looked like when I was growing up.
I move London 27 years ago and when I watch all these things it just brings me back home again
I remember the Five Star shopping centre. Its were I hung out as a kid and this brought back so many memories. Tough times back then but some how we made it through. Thanks for uploading it 😊👍
As a born and bred Corkman, who would have been a boy in the 70s, this brings back so many memories. Great video!!
Memories, of the way we were 🎶
That was brilliant. Many thanks for the upload.
What a great video! Brings back many childhood memories. Thank you for posting it.
Thanks for uploading this I used to jump on the innisfallen them days when I got enough cash to spend,just loved that on my motorcycle to see my grandad .
still a beautiful city
👍💚❤
Not now it's not
Thanks for posting the video...its great
Innisfallen. Me uncle was bosun on there and I used to travel on it every year the old one and the new.
I remember having to walk across mats with disinfectant during the foot and mouth disease outbreak in the 70's and that it came right up into the city.
@ 3:49 'Live and let die' at the Savoy....places this film in the summer of 1973..... remember it well!
Mad looking at Bishopscourt back then.
Chances are I knew the people walking in the green.
I could've been one of them!
fantastic memories
The good old days
jesus, this is brilliant
Buddah! It's fantastic!! 😁
Would love to know...if the Denis Long who filmed this ...is the Denis Long that worked as an Administration Officer for the Southern Health Board as it was at that time...thank you for the film ...it is genuinely appreciated.
Yes John ,and I am still here ,living in Ovens , only 92 !!
would I Know you ???
@@denislong5516yes you would Denis , John Cahill is probably the nicest person working in the CUH
would like to see more of the northside still good post though fair play
YES, SOUND ADDED LATER. SORRY, NOTHING MORE ON TOGHER.
Denis , was this shot without sound? Also , did you take any photographs of the Togher area when you were out there?
OK- NO PROBLEM. DENIS LONG
wow
Looks familiar...I lived there in the 1960s....lots of Morrissey relatives still there.
HAS CHANGED SOMEWHAT OVER THE YEARS. DENIS LONG
No nackers existed then boi
gowan ya
would it be 1973 to be precise
1973
this is 1973 haha:)
I'm just sorry he didn't narrate "And the Good time girls on the Quays provide you with a smile a minute for a few Bob!! Now the cost of a.....!"!! 😜
Thanks anyway.