Ep 131 Lorcan Film Unit Remastered

This is the one hundred and thirty first 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.
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00:25 - 00:36 Shot of Dublin City
00:37 - 00:38 Sign for Ballybough Cottages
00:39 - 00:58 Man cleaning picture of a man titled “Flutter Good”
00:59 - 01:02 Area cleared by train lines
01:03 - 01:16 C Kearney - Heels While U wait
01:17 - 01:44 Several shots of Post Boxes with English markings
01:45 - 01:48 Man leaning foot against bar.
01:49 - 01:58 Shot of Tara Street
01:59 - 02:06 Shots of boat “Kilkenny”
02:07 - 02:19 Shots of Horse and Coal Cart
02:20 - 02:23 Shot of Frenchman's Lane sign
02:24 - 02:36 Shot of Flats
02:37 - 02:40 Shot of Street, not sure where
02:41 - 02:54 Shot of flats
02:55 - 02:57 Corporation Street Sign
02:58 - 03:00 Cattle skull
03:01 - 03:06 Children playing in street
03:07 - 03:08 Hair Stylist sign
03:09 - 03:11 Children playing netball? Not sure where
03:12 - 03:14 Memorial for John Watters

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The ship at 2 minutes: "Kilkenny" was a B&I vessel built by the Liffey Dockyard 1937 as a cattle ship. The area enclosed by the railway curve is between North Strand Junction and where the railway crosses the Royal Canal north of Connolly Station.
Mr Good was not Flutter, but "Fluther". Fluthered means drunk, so we can guess about this man's habits. He was a character in the "Plough and the Stars" by O'Casey.
Two shots of horse & cart, first coming up Custom House Quay, (with view of City Quay across the river), then passing Brooks, Thomas building suppliers at the corner of Lower Abbey Street and Lower Gardiner Street, since replaced by a building of the Irish Life Centre.

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0:41 Flutter Good was a pub on Ballybough Rd which is now called the Clonliffe House

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2:15 Brooks Thomas at bottom of Lwr Gardiner St (Irish Life Mall site) and Frenchmans Lane is under the railway leading up to Store Street Garda Station.

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At 2:40, view from Foley Street looking back towards Amiens street

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at 2.25 corporation buildings

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1:00 Courtney Place looking towards Ballybough Road

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2.24 Corporation Buildings and 2.37 Foley Street.

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