Waterford - The Forgotten Barracks
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- Full-length documentary about the Cavalry Barracks (later the Artillery Barracks) that were turned into social housing on what is known today as St Carthage's Avenue in Waterford, Ireland. This project was initiated and executed voluntarily without any funding. It was made possible thanks to the contributors (listed below), who were willing to share their research and their knowledge for the purpose of making this documentary.
Published for the National Heritage Week (14-22 Aug 2021) in Waterford, Ireland.
Produced by: Justyna Traore/'Top of the City' Community Garden
Directed by: Michal Damaszke, Justyna Traore
Camera and Editing: Michal Damaszke
Research: Annette Wallace - Waterford Libraries
CONTRIBUTORS (in order of appearance on screen):
Dermot Power
Annette Wallace
Eamonn McEneaney
James Doherty
Paul Deegan
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Absolutely fascinating. Thanks a million all.
Great to see those photos. Had never seen some of these photos. Fascinating to see photos of buildings that no longer exist.
Very interesting video.. thank you
My grandfather was born and lived in Cannon Street in 1878, my mother and her 7 siblings were born there too between 1903-1924
Faccinating documentary. I was brought up on Barrack Street and this was very aluminating ,My Mothers was a Deegan and my Father was a Kavanagh. Thanks for this, Peter (Peadar) Kavanagh.
Well done all especially mó chara and colleague Annette, fascinating and informative
Great job. Hopefully when over post Covid I can take a walking tour of both the Artillery and Infantry Barracks. The latter occupied by my father in March 1922.
What a brilliant and facinating documentary. Having lived in Waterford and served in the Infantry Barracks up the road, it was very very informative. This is definately a must see for all historians. A big thank you to Annette for pointing me in the direction of this history lesson. I wish ye much success in the future for your exceptional work. Thank you.
Hiya, my grandfather loved this video and would love to have a copy of the photos in it, is there anyway i could have them sent to me by email
Hi abbey! Thank you for your feedback. We won't be able to send you any pictures from our database, but you can easily access most of the pictures on-line, on the National Library's website (The Poole Collection): catalogue.nli.ie/Collection/vtls000031416.
More links:
catalogue.nli.ie/Search/Results?lookfor=poolewp+0337&type=AllFields&submit=FIND
catalogue.nli.ie/Search/Results?lookfor=POOLEIMP+806&type=AllFields&submit=FIND
catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000036311
catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000036310
catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000032613/Image?lookfor=www.nli.ie/digital/vtls000032613.jpg
which Deegan are you paul Deegan