The Changing Face Of Dublin City's Pubs, Ireland 1968
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Newspaperman Paddy Bolger reflects on the changes that have taken place in the Dublin pub.
According to Paddy Boger the demise of the old publican, who in certain circumstances would allow patrons to have beer in advance of payment, is one of the worst things to happen to Dublin pubs.
The personal business between the publican himself and the customer just disappeared completely.
Women drinking in pubs changed not only the decor but also the service and the types of drinks served in Dublin pubs.
The ladies of course had to have the most expensive drinks they could, not caring less where you got the money from to buy it.
With women drinking in the pub, men needed to improve their manners, and Paddy is unhappy he now has to politely sip his pint rather than drinking it down in two gulps. He frowns upon the distracting effect women clad in mini-skirts have on his male drinking companions. He also somewhat disapproving of young women drinking in pubs,
It’s obvious that some of them are of tender years and shouldn’t be allowed inside of the premises, never mind served with drink.
The first lounge bar Paddy can recall in Dublin was in Marlborough Street. With its modern fixtures and fittings, it was considered to be.
Real posh.
Drinks in this bar were slightly more expensive to encourage an exclusive clientele. This pub was largely avoided by the ordinary man but was responsible for the emergence of the lounge lizard, a musician who plays in bars.
From singing pubs grew pubs hosting proper events with a Master of Ceremonies and a piano. In one lounge the band performing are fronted by singer/songwriter Shay Healy.
Paddy was not happy when the traditional pub game of rings was replaced by a dartboard, or worse still, table football. However, in spite of all his criticisms, Paddy concludes that
I’d sooner have the modern pub, before the old one, because secretly I love to see the lady there.
Pubs featured in the clip include Davy Byrnes and The Bailey on Duke Street and Mulligan’s on Poolbeg Street.
This episode of ‘Newsbeat’ was broadcast on 16 April 1968.
‘Newsbeat’ was a half-hour feature programme presented by Frank Hall and ran for 7 years from September 1964 to June 1971. ‘Newsbeat’ went out from Monday to Friday on RTE television and reported on current affairs and issues of local interest from around Ireland. The final programme was broadcast on 11 June 1971.
These clips are gold!. Fascinating. Thanks so much for uploading. 🙂
The erosion of trust destroys community.
The old pub were lovely locals for all the community. I had such a good laugh watching 👀 & listening to this video.
needs his own show shaking his head at things around the world
Soap and Water is the best of all.
Snake Oil in the Hand Gel.
Sheeple must open their eyes.
I remember this man....he used to drink in Mulligan's in Poolbeg St. In this video, he's filmed in Mulligans, Dorans of Marlborough St and Kavanaghs in Prospect Square. I think he made the video for RTÉ definitely with tongue in cheek. He was a gentleman. I wonder does anyone know who he was ?
Classic Dublin aul fella of his time 💙🤣
Another rare auld find. You need your own show. Amazing.
Is that the late Shay Healy at 6.55m singing in full voice?
Yep, RIP to him.
Well done Thank u
Love this man. 😀 😆 🤣 😂 😹 spoke just like my Dad
I'm after keepin the scrubbers out
Some healthy looking specimens on this film, wonder what ages they lived to.
Anyone notice a young Henry Shefflin playing darts at 7.34? Jaysus he looks well for his age does Henry.
Back in the good ole days.
The original Guinness guru
Guinness and Pub Bore
Looks like Shay Healy on guitar.
That's what I thought when I saw it.
@@djoyceleeit is him.
Dodging these flying darts,ya would want danger money..breaking me bollix laughing I was!
this man's lingo sounds very much like my granda 💙
And even if a lady drank twice as much Guinness as a man she could only order a half-pint at a time.
I don’t even know how that makes sense only serving women half pints
Is that Shay Healy 6:53? Answers on a postcard to RTE ,Montrose Donnybrook D4😬🤭🤭
Yep, I think it is!
Loved it, and yet I barely understood a word of it!
Women in pubs drinking small Guinness,s smoking and talking about the neighbors, in the year 1968, that was the beginning of things going from bad to better
Brilliant Loyal Dublin Fusiliers pension book and "lounge lizards" 🤣
Wonderful!
Shay Healy on 7:00 , on the guitar .
Very interesting to watch
Ah jaysus
pure class
2.40...........Oliver Hardy drinking in a Dublin pub!😁
That really him
Just excellent
Pub looks to be John Kavanaghs Gravediggers?
This could do with subtitles.
Keep the Scrubbers out...ah, that's defo
Dublinese... Not used , in culchie land.
Is that Shay Healy on the guitar at 6-53????
Is that Shay Healy on tje guitar?
I don't know who Shay Healy is, but I thought is was Robbie Drew.
Shay for sure
Yeah it was a young Shay Healy alright.I have two signed autographs,one is Paul Brady and the other is Shay Healy God bless him.
Yep. Good ol' Shay. I knew him well. Great guy. Looks like a kid in this video.
🍀🍀🍀
Now I will look up 1980 Eurovision winner !!
Greetings from N.Y. 🗽🍎
That was gas.
Ah , God be with the day's, women in the snug and then the lounge, while we drank in the bar, sure, I was only a nipper , 18 or 19. T'was great drinking with the men in the OLD COUNTY BAR , CRUMLIN.
The singer at 7.00 very like Shay Healy.
It's shay, you couldn't miss that head 😂
He sounds like he had one or 2 himself here.
Irish people, please translate
Old man yells at cloud. Laments the days when he could spit on the pub floor.
scrubbers haha
What a chick magnet!
I'll have a a wadka 🤣🤣🤣
love it :)
Dope
@07:02 Ronnie Drew ?
Shay healy and Ronnie drew back up
😂 si it was the women who wanted the stronger drink like Vodkas 😂 and the next thing you have others looking for it 🧐😁
Brilliant.
Fan
No such thing as LBGTO in my days. Men were men.
These ones ha ha
Effin neanderthal
In your Opinion?
@@michealhand1001 Nah. That is Scientific.