1902 Edwardian Dublin Very Rare Footage
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As close to Leopold Bloom as it gets!!
Well, at least the trams are back on College Green.
I can just picture Leopold Bloom strolling by...
This is beautiful footage! By any chance would you allow me to use some of it for a documentary I’m doing?
1902, 20 years after electricity became available, crazy stuff. Did trams run in the rain, many accidents or explosions, constant breakdowns?
Love this!!
haha at 0:55 the guy tips his cap to the camera
It happens again at 1:33 and I thought it was the same fella but on closer inspection the first bloke has a flat-cap and the second a bowler hat.
I did n`t recognise any one on this film! Cheers from Dublin.
The more things improve they disimprove
Tram tracks dismantled in the name of progress!! God help us!!!
Not sure if you are familiar with Dublin but the tram tracks are very happily back and it's now called 'The Luas'.
Nice
That's an amazing bit of footage, where did it come from or owns it??
Arsebox 1974 It's by Mitchell & Kenyon, when they were doing a tour of Ireland in 1902.
what looks to be a Triumphal arch with a square door, and a tall chimney behind to the right.. no matter how hard i try to recall where that is in conjunction with the Parliament buildings(bank) i cannot for the life of me locate it i my knowldege of Dublin?
0:00 to 0:18. . What buildings are these? I can't place them. . Great footage ..
Dublin castle
@ronan kirwan The three buildings filmed are 1. The Bank of Ireland (old British houses of parliament). 2.Trinity College.3. Westin Hotel with the tram at the end and the Thomas Moore statue the first statue in Dublin and obviously the oldest because it's still in Dublin. The statue of the horse at the start was blown up by Irish Republicans. Daniel O'Connell statue was erected in 1880 but Thomas Moore statue was erected in 1857 the first statue in Dublin.
Mount Merrion St. Lower. Don't give them access to the duchy. Harry and Megwl
@@pauldunneska The "statue on the horse"was, of course, King William of orange or King Billy, if you prefer.
William of orange there at. 22 till he was blown up
Where exactly was his statue?
William of Orange on College Green, he was blown up but the statue wasn't destroyed by the bomb, it got placed in storage and then was seen no more. sad day for history but that's Republicanism for you. They would be happy to take Ireland back to the stone age in the name of republicanism!
The cameraman (and I assume it was a man) has no interest in the people, only in the buildings.
One of the buildings is the old House of Parliament known as 'Grattan's Parliament' in its latter years.
Back then we had a United Ireland., for all its faults.
United under British rule makes it British. United under Irish rule makes it Irish. Tiocfaidh ár lá 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Paul Dunne
I addressed the issue of "United" not a political version of same.
Ireland was a single unit though Grattan's Parliament was subservient to Westminster under the the VI of George I who got the throne on sectarian grounds.
Yes, some day Tiochfaidh do Là but it will probably be a strange looking arrangement ie maybe ruled from Belfast.
@@dukadarodear2176 Well certainly not ruled by Belfast but Dublin overall but with it's own assembly like Stormont just under the overall command of Dublin or a federal type system.
Paul Dunne
Possibly the 6 counties might remain as a unit but in the event of a majority there voting for a United Ireland it would be a meaningless unit - it's not even a full Province.
It was gerrymandered to maintain a Unionist majority for the longest possible time.
But they're the cards that are on the table now, like them or not.
Different options were considered by the original Sinn Fèin before the treaty such as a rotating center of governance or a Swiss Style system based on the Provinces as with the Cantons there.
It will all be down to the people of the day whenever An Là Sin arrives and not up to us right now.
@@dukadarodear2176 Well the Good Friday Agreement has its border referendum built into it and the day is very near when it will come into force and with demographic change with a Catholic majority and brexit looking like a no deal the predictions are that a majority will vote for a United Ireland in the occupied stolen six counties of Ulster and my prediction is a border referendum will be called in around 2024 and a United Ireland will be voted in favour of 55% to 60% in the occupied stolen six counties of Ulster and around 80% in the Irish Republic. Another thing is they will have worked out before the border referendum what will be in a United Ireland so people will know exactly what that entails not like brexit which people didn't know what that entails.
Thats England nice 👍
No but Ireland under English rule.
Who are these people walking along my county streets ? What’s all the statutes for? Ugh. The bang of colonialism off that clip. No wonder the people rose up. Second city me hole.