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who's statue stands between O'Connell's and the Pillar ? thanks

Bring back the Liffey barges to relieve Dublin’s congestion problems and to have better passenger transport between Dublin Port (North Wall) as far upstream as Capel St Bridge or up to Hueston, with passenger only vessels - this would also make it easier for cruise ship passengers to explore Dublin from a unique perspective

Ide love it if film was available around the 1600s onwards to show the progression of life from no paths at all to having streets and buildings

Is that fog or air pollution?

I believe that the larger vehicles are propelled by the electric fluid. Are they not aware that it can cause dangerous disruptions in the lumeniferous aether?

Appears busier in 1902 than in 2024

This is how it was before the hell unfolded itself.

Why can’t people enjoy this rare footage for what it is without having to resort to making some kind of ugly racist comment.

Henrietta street 1940s great times harry Hughes

What is the hugh building in the background at bachelor's walk?.

Before it turned to shit

Unpopular opinion:O’Connell street and Dublin in general is better today.

My Nan use to tell me "back in those days you could leave your house door open and leave your bike anywhere and still be there hours later when you come back" . now days you need 3 locks an a gps tracker for your bike haha🤣

brilliant footage.....before the brits destroyed it

Everybody's dead now.

The union jack over gpo .❤

its great enhancing the resolution, but the colourisation and random sounds kills the lot

Brilliant movie

I think it's not diverse enough ,almost to the point of being far right fascist

Old tartaria so beautiful. Anyway 2030 soon people learn it and rise.

Amazing footage. Did you see the guy on the ladder in O'Connel St, at 3:20? You've gotta be kidding?

Even the poor ( who were most people) had such pride in their appearance. Everyone in town these days is in a tracksuit

a humble painter from Austria tried to warn you

Nice work on the colorization and sound effects.

The old fashioned Lucas.

What is going on there (was that a guy shooting a gun) Have u the sound available

Irish Lives Matter

Not a pick on anyone compared to today's weight problem.

You might as well have smoked forty a day with that smog, and lets face it it wasn't caused by cars. And then a few months later the shit the fan.

Weird looking at the last shot of Eden Quay. All those buildings destroyed within a year.

Looks more civilized than Dublin City centre today.

Not a junkie or homeless person in sight

A year before that rag was pulled down flying over the GPO! Amazing footage.

Unsmelt rocks!!

Lovely footage, thank you. The thing that amazed me most is that Batchelor's Walk (the street with the buildings by the river Liffey) looks exactly the same now as it did in that footage. Most of the buildings in that footage have not changed, they're still the same, but there is just no longer the cobble stone on the main street. Its hard to believe how much has happened since then.

Strange to see the Union flag flying over the GPO, how it would all change a year later. O'Connell Street looks just like a capital city's main thoroughfare should look, not the eyesore it has become today. I wonder whose idea it was to discontinue the trams.

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Footage of Dublin in 1915 - (Enhanced Resolution + Color + sound)

My grandparents would have been 12 and 13, who knows my great grandparents may have been in this film.

I grew up at Merrion Square Park. The appearance of smog in some images does remind me of the early 1950's

Interesting place. Everything looks massive compared to the people. You can see that building style all over the world

God I love that video brings back memories playing at the monument in the phoneix park ,climbing up to touch the the horses and soldiers back in the 60s with mam n dad there both gone now RIP.❤thank you .for the memories.

This is the place where Joyce had set his novel from a memory, far away from home. O' I wish I was you Joyce, but homage to my city where I currently lived.

Poor planning more or less destroyed dublin.

Hard to believe that was before everything changed for our little country RIP to our wonderful leaders

Busy place

back then when the wool is the king and polyeser doesnt exist.

I love old videos like this even if there's always a load of vile racist remarks about immigrants and foreigners in the comments

People on the trams looked well dressed. I imagine they must have been quite expensive to use and out of the reach of poorer people.