Ep 029 Lorcan Film Unit Remastered

This is the twenty ninth instalment of the remastered Lorcan Film Unit Videos. There is a total of 10 hours worth of film that we hope to publish over time. Unfortunately Leslie Crowe who was the Director and creator of much of this content is no longer with us. So we are hoping to get your help to figure out the places and the names of the people he captured.

If you turn on the Closed Captions "CC" on the video to see what we know about the footage so far.

00:25 - 00:42 New American Embassy Dublin several shots
00:43 - 00:52 Irish and American flag outside of a pub, not sure where, Pembroke Road Ballsbridge
00:53 - 00:58 John Mulligans Pub 8 Poolbeg Street Dublin
00:59 - 01:01 ‘Poolbeg Street’ sign
01:02 - 01:07 Removing the wooden shutters from John Mulligan Pub
01:08 - 01:10 Milk being dropped to the pub
01:11 - 01:13 1780 building, not sure where
01:14 - 01:20 Sick and Indigent Room keepers society, Outside Dublin Castle? Palace Street
01:21 - 01:28 Cafe Continental Dublin several shots 1a Bolton Street
01:29 - 01:36 People walking through Merchant Arch, Ha’penny Bridge
01:37 - 01:40 M Leonard Spirits, not sure where
01:41 - 01:44 Crampton Court sign, laneway off Dame Street
01:45 - 01:50 P J Jordan shoemaker No 5 Crampton Court
01:51 - 02:08 Billiard Rooms (No 16), and S Jackson (No 17), Crampton Court
02:09 - 02:22 Ornate doors, no 17 and 18 Jacksons, Crampton Court?
02:23 - 02:30 Men demolishing the billiard rooms, Crampton Court?
02:31 - 02:43 Billiard rooms being demolished, Crampton Court?
02:44 - 02:48 Shop selling “antiques” not sure where?

[martinoleary]

The man outside Mulligan's handling the window shutter was Con Cusack. He was co-owner of the pub with his brother Tommy.

[gindphace]

Sick / Indigent is outside Dublin Castle!

[anarchoantifa]

0:43 is a shot of Gogarty and Sons, 174 Pembroke Rd. I'm not sure what they did but don't think it was a pub.

[doylepau]

This was the only charity employees of Dublin Corporation were allowed to contribute to in the 70's when I worked there as a clerical officer

[deeppurple]

IA Bolton St dolly dowdals shop Keogh family also.