This reminds me of my Irish parents and friends they just adored the craic and a singsong I’m in the UK born but Irish bred. This is so healthy for mental health I miss those days God bless them.
love this.. Ireland will never be the same.. im sixty and they for me were the good old days... not perfect by any means... but great memories.. god bless.. great video..
😊 To get this kind of humour these days you have to stay far away from city's especially Dublin. If you like good food Cork is the place to be.... Late August into September is our summer and bring light rain gear just in case..... No such thing as bad Weather just badly prepared people...👌😉 🍺🍻
This could be shown on RTE some night during these long winter evenings. It would be much more entertaining than all the" Re[eat " Programmes we have to watch e.g. Mrs Brown's Boys, etc. Good entertaining without the use of foul language and violence that is on our screens on a regular basis.
You are so right there really too-alas of course. Television these days seems so vacuous really in a way at times alas. Here in Britain BBC and ITV along with all the other channels there are seem to show a right load of crap-for want of a word-at times. Mrs Brown's Boys is shown here also but at the same time there are some real gems on at times also. A sign of the times perhaps?
It became very easy/fashionable to dismiss Gay Byrne as an anachronism/fuddy duddy later in his career but he was a hell of a broadcaster, very nuanced, and well ahead of his time.
This was so nice to find. I have been living out of Ireland for over 10 years and the thing I miss most is the Craic. I miss the singing and joking and entertaining stories, the Irish sense of humour in general. No other nation has such a great sense of fun as us Irish. It breaks my heart now when I look at the news about Ireland and what has happened to my beautiful country.
Just stumbled upon this. Wonderful talent from the past. Different humour then, developed for variety shows of the time. All at the top of their game including Gaybo. All sadly gone from us. This was when Saturday night viewing was at its peak. Parkinson on BBC at this time was outstanding.
Really super entertainment, Gay can never be replaced he is the best........and I remember the Summer Revels....what a show Billa, Paddy and all the gang in the Cork opera House.....
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God it makes me sad watching all the old Late Late shows. All those lovely people and many of them now dead. Especially my parents who wound have loved that show and I am sure they were watching.
great memories...what an array of characters.....a unique show....just a piano..memorable singing, dancing, storytelling, laughter....that lot could have produced many shows....no doubt a few bevvies helped.
God it's amazing the change in Irish society in just a few years... You would hardly see one person over 50 on any of Irish talk shows nowadays, never mind the full panel.. Instead of being personality driven, it's all about some 19 year old reality star trying to flog their book. Kind of sad really.
Vital Computing time to bring back the good old days then and have more shows like this For those of us over 50 and indeed younger we love this sort of thing especially if you are a cork man like me
Vital Computing too right more shows like this are required and I am sure just like father ted this kind of show would go down very well in the uk You will have to get past those who think it portrays Irish in not so good a light But that is complete rubbish says a cork man himself working in the uk for over thirty years A true Irishman or woman has the ability to laugh at themselves Trump is changing the US by his presidency time to take back our cultural humour and portray it for everyone to see Great show
Vital Computing this is much more interesting than reality tv.People with interesting things to say and demonstrating their talents whilst including everyone I may be showing my age but these type of shows bring back pleasant memories whilst growing up
Inishowen, Donegal here. Daddy's best friend in his last years was a real Corkonian. God rest them both, they made each other laugh. They made me laugh. Madmen.
Remember the hype about this before it was broadcast on a Saturday night, I was 16 and all my family watched it with a livelink to cha and miah in broad daylight lol
Although this was not shown here in Britain as far as I know, I do remember Niall Tobin the actor, being in the series Ballykissangel, which was shown on a Sunday night here on BBC1 between 1996 and 2001 and in Ireland too on RTE at the time. He played one of the priests. That was a great series of course, we liked it here a lot. Filmed in Avoca in County Wicklow, had some great episodes too. Thank you and well done too!!
@@johnking5174 Yes that I remember too. I remember seeing it in the listings for Channel 4 first in the TV Times and later in the Radio Times when of course they were able to publish their schedules from March 1991 onwards. I think I may have recorded it at the time on the VHS tapes we had here then and we saw it later on, although I am not too sure on that really alas now then.
Would have loved to have been around then and done plays with these guys going to school doing Shakespeare plays nothing compared to the enthusiasm and great stories these guys had to tell marvellous watch.
I met Jo Mc & the band when i was 7. Back in Dan Kiley's dance hall in Ballybunion. And every one of the big show bands of the day. My mother & my second cousin's ( Johnny Barrett the one h only rip) his wife Ann, ran the kitchen doing the chicken supper. I had to bring up the drinks too the bands. And before packing up his drums, Jo Mc sat me down & showed me a bite of drumming, something to this day I've never forgotten. Sat around with the] The wolfe tones, Chieftains,Dunliners, Big Tom, Ian Dury & the Blockheads ( Hit me with your rhythm stick juila) hit song]. Sat across the table in the kitchen eating burgers & chips at 2am with Brendan Grace, still telling jokes. Too many to remember now. But if think of all the grates of the 60s 70s and 80s. That filled dance halls up & down the length of Ireland. That was my childhood summers. Now when i think about it, it was a fantastic childhood Hanging around with I suppose you can say " Supper starts " of the that time. ❤️🇮🇪
what a load of shite people are just as good i suppose im a generation or 2 after born in 80s me and all my friends are not men anymore absolute nonsese they were entertainers and good ones but to say that is nonsense
Agreed. RIP Gay. You were an absolute gent. Different times. The "modern" world has no idea about the treasures we had in those tough economic years for sure but also very more simpler and less materialistic years.
Cork and Corkonians are a breed on themselves… if a Martian landed on earth and ended up in Patrick’s street she or he would say to themselves “This reminds me of home” !!!!!!!!
They did that under the arse hole Tubridy and the places he went to didn't really want him there. Also RTE is now in a financial mess, they can barely do any outside broadcasts.
I think , Gay , knew at this point , he had a gem of a show , and like the consummate professional he was . let the panel off the leash. Absolute gold!
Happy memories A time when The Late Late was really worth watching , sadly what goes for entertainment today is a pale shadow by comparison, tubredy a complete turn off
Studio 1 at RTE in Dublin, just the regular Late Late Show studio. RTE were never going to spend money going to Cork back then. RTE was near bankrupt by 1982.
Did anyone notice that there were no outsiders/ different nationalities.? It was just good Irish people from Cork. We might have lost rural traditions' but I hope not. This was a good sensible program' with true Irish people.
After 40 years I made this video about one of the countries that I Love the Most… Ireland. My daughter just visited the Green Emerald last week and that was my driver to make this video!!! If I have to mention two events that marked my life while in Ireland … Taking part in Saint Patrick’s Parade was one of them and secondly to be invited to the Late Late Show magically conducted by the best TV presenter I ever met! Gay Byrne!!! With my most sincere and warm feelings for my friends in Ireland! May this New Year bring Health and Happiness to All Irish people!! Gustavo Vélez czcams.com/video/Q1-xmFGf7L0/video.html
Cha and Myah. Both very well paid lawyers taking the piss out of the Cork working class. And all the Dublin D4 set all laughed at it and wished we were part of the UK
@@princessamerica21 My uncle Joe Cunningham was great friends with your grandfather. I think they met as young men when they were both studying under Professor Fleischman, I met your grandfather many times when I was growing up through my uncle. Watching this brought a tear to my eye. Its like going back in time and seeing Dave McInerney was the highlight. May God bless him.
it is.. a true and honest refection a cork .. are you a southsider.? tne working class areas are the bones of any city... keep the snobs richer.. true norries..
Nothing and I mean NOTHING is better than Cork humour , the best people on this earth
You see a crazy girl
Shush now Marie - bless
What a bunch of corksuckers.
Don't be a Langer.
My dad was a cork man and he had a great sense of humour.
This reminds me of my Irish parents and friends they just adored the craic and a singsong I’m in the UK born but Irish bred. This is so healthy for mental health I miss those days God bless them.
Those cork people were great ,,I miss them all a lot ,they were talented and wonderful.
I watched this program as a child. People full of joy and love ❤️
love this.. Ireland will never be the same.. im sixty and they for me were the good old days... not perfect by any means... but great memories.. god bless.. great video..
GOLD!God Bless Ireland. I wish I could have lived there during this time. Still love to visit nevertheless, the craic is GOLD.
😊 To get this kind of humour these days you have to stay far away from city's especially Dublin. If you like good food Cork is the place to be.... Late August into September is our summer and bring light rain gear just in case..... No such thing as bad Weather just badly prepared people...👌😉 🍺🍻
This could be shown on RTE some night during these long winter evenings. It would be much more entertaining than all the" Re[eat " Programmes we have to watch e.g. Mrs Brown's Boys, etc. Good entertaining without the use of foul language and violence that is on our screens on a regular basis.
Well said Nuala
So true. Fantastic tv.
I agtee 100% with you I am in my early forties but have very fond memories of watching this circa 83 onwards., Take care 👍
Not to mention the new world order propaganda of the ISIS cult.
You are so right there really too-alas of course. Television these days seems so vacuous really in a way at times alas. Here in Britain BBC and ITV along with all the other channels there are seem to show a right load of crap-for want of a word-at times. Mrs Brown's Boys is shown here also but at the same time there are some real gems on at times also. A sign of the times perhaps?
It became very easy/fashionable to dismiss Gay Byrne as an anachronism/fuddy duddy later in his career but he was a hell of a broadcaster, very nuanced, and well ahead of his time.
He was “the Irish Johnny Carson”…🎭☘️
I thought it was a great show when I saw it in 1982 and I was right. Thanks for the memory.
This was so nice to find. I have been living out of Ireland for over 10 years and the thing I miss most is the Craic. I miss the singing and joking and entertaining stories, the Irish sense of humour in general. No other nation has such a great sense of fun as us Irish. It breaks my heart now when I look at the news about Ireland and what has happened to my beautiful country.
What happened to your country?
Laurence O'Connor not a very tolerant individual are you. Live and let live
The future belongs to you
The future will be bright yet never lose hope the future belongs to us.
@@corkboy4523 are you gay or something
What great talent in cork ,,I miss all those people,, a lot have passed on ,,I do miss them ,,loads ,,they were so talented.
What a marvelous show!!!!
What a brilliant show, amazing talent of humor and song.
Great show ,I love it , a lot have passed on makes me sad,
Just stumbled upon this. Wonderful talent from the past. Different humour then, developed for variety shows of the time. All at the top of their game including Gaybo. All sadly gone from us. This was when Saturday night viewing was at its peak. Parkinson on BBC at this time was outstanding.
You are so right-and Parkinson then on BBC1 was outstanding too. Thank you anyway!!
The LateLate show needs this kind of stuff again this was amazing to watch
It sure beats all this covid nonsense that they are ramming peoples throats nowadays.
Really super entertainment, Gay can never be replaced he is the best........and I remember the Summer Revels....what a show Billa, Paddy and all the gang in the Cork opera House.....
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God it makes me sad watching all the old Late Late shows. All those lovely people and many of them now dead. Especially my parents who wound have loved that show and I am sure they were watching.
The best late late of all time. Up the rebels!!!
The stupid rebels killed the only good rebel we had , bastards killed our hero ,
Monkey business
darling i know ur pain @@j0hndesmond386
Rip Billa, the best.
Liveing in Amsterdam for the last 43 yers still have my Cork accent love listing to it Margo
I've been here a year and a half b'y, and tis still strong as ever! ;)
43 years? You must have worked in the bulbs?
In italy 5 years now and i still speak italian with a cork accent
This was true entertainment which is hard to get nowadays. Reminds me of my childhood when the late late was on Saturday nights.
great memories...what an array of characters.....a unique show....just a piano..memorable singing, dancing, storytelling, laughter....that lot could have produced many shows....no doubt a few bevvies helped.
God it's amazing the change in Irish society in just a few years... You would hardly see one person over 50 on any of Irish talk shows nowadays, never mind the full panel.. Instead of being personality driven, it's all about some 19 year old reality star trying to flog their book. Kind of sad really.
Vital Computin
Vital Computin
Vital Computing time to bring back the good old days then and have more shows like this
For those of us over 50 and indeed younger we love this sort of thing especially if you are a cork man like me
Vital Computing too right more shows like this are required and I am sure just like father ted this kind of show would go down very well in the uk
You will have to get past those who think it portrays Irish in not so good a light
But that is complete rubbish says a cork man himself working in the uk for over thirty years
A true Irishman or woman has the ability to laugh at themselves
Trump is changing the US by his presidency time to take back our cultural humour and portray it for everyone to see
Great show
Vital Computing this is much more interesting than reality tv.People with interesting things to say and demonstrating their talents whilst including everyone
I may be showing my age but these type of shows bring back pleasant memories whilst growing up
Inishowen, Donegal here. Daddy's best friend in his last years was a real Corkonian. God rest them both, they made each other laugh. They made me laugh. Madmen.
Remember the hype about this before it was broadcast on a Saturday night, I was 16 and all my family watched it with a livelink to cha and miah in broad daylight lol
That was some show..... Paddy and the pigeons joke is priceless......not a F..... word in the whole show.....
Although this was not shown here in Britain as far as I know, I do remember Niall Tobin the actor, being in the series Ballykissangel, which was shown on a Sunday night here on BBC1 between 1996 and 2001 and in Ireland too on RTE at the time. He played one of the priests. That was a great series of course, we liked it here a lot. Filmed in Avoca in County Wicklow, had some great episodes too. Thank you and well done too!!
Thank you for that!
The Late Late Show with Gay Byrne was aired on Channel 4 in an edited version on Monday afternoons from 1984 to 1996
@@johnking5174 Yes that I remember too. I remember seeing it in the listings for Channel 4 first in the TV Times and later in the Radio Times when of course they were able to publish their schedules from March 1991 onwards. I think I may have recorded it at the time on the VHS tapes we had here then and we saw it later on, although I am not too sure on that really alas now then.
I lived in Cork for 7 years and they were wonderful times!
Billa gone today, R.I.P you legend
Old shows were the best
Would have loved to have been around then and done plays with these guys going to school doing Shakespeare plays nothing compared to the enthusiasm and great stories these guys had to tell marvellous watch.
Loved every second of it thank you
Love it from cork myself
REALLY ENJOYED IT WOULD HAVE SEEN MANY OF THOSE TAKING PART WHEN THEY WERE AT THEIR BEST.
jane stickers me too from cork and limerick now uk and you can't get away from the cork man they are all over the universe
We will never see so much talent again in one show,,,, what has happened to it now
I met Jo Mc & the band when i was 7. Back in Dan Kiley's dance hall in Ballybunion. And every one of the big show bands of the day. My mother & my second cousin's ( Johnny Barrett the one h only rip) his wife Ann, ran the kitchen doing the chicken supper. I had to bring up the drinks too the bands. And before packing up his drums, Jo Mc sat me down & showed me a bite of drumming, something to this day I've never forgotten. Sat around with the] The wolfe tones, Chieftains,Dunliners, Big Tom, Ian Dury & the Blockheads ( Hit me with your rhythm stick juila) hit song]. Sat across the table in the kitchen eating burgers & chips at 2am with Brendan Grace, still telling jokes. Too many to remember now. But if think of all the grates of the 60s 70s and 80s. That filled dance halls up & down the length of Ireland. That was my childhood summers. Now when i think about it, it was a fantastic childhood Hanging around with I suppose you can say " Supper starts " of the that time. ❤️🇮🇪
Best of irish right there, good stuff.
David McInerney RIP another one gone from this show passed away this week.
Who was he? I mean,I know he was the first guy to sing but who was he?
Amazing now that all these legends are dead now, except billa, gay gone this week, RIP all, there aren't men like this around anymore.
Well said boy 🤔😉
And sadly David McInerney passed away this week.
Another one of the great singers of the 1982 late late show has passed away rip David MCinerely the best late late show ever finbarr coffey
what a load of shite
people are just as good i suppose im a generation or 2 after born in 80s
me and all my friends are not men anymore
absolute nonsese they were entertainers and good ones
but to say that is nonsense
Excellent entertainment!!!
RIP gay. That video is great
Agreed. RIP Gay. You were an absolute gent. Different times. The "modern" world has no idea about the treasures we had in those tough economic years for sure but also very more simpler and less materialistic years.
@@joefogarty6039 You are so right may I say-thank you of course!!
the good old days
Good old times...
4:16 I had no idea Johan Cruyff was from County Cork.
The good old days, No virus 🤧😷
@James Duff would not believe a word out of that womans mouth 😏
Mary Heggers was a gem
Cork and Corkonians are a breed on themselves… if a Martian landed on earth and ended up in Patrick’s street she or he would say to themselves “This reminds me of home” !!!!!!!!
where can I get dvd of this?
Wouldnt be a bad idea for the late late to get out of Dublin n do a few shows a year from Limerick, Galway, Belfast, etc.
They did that under the arse hole Tubridy and the places he went to didn't really want him there. Also RTE is now in a financial mess, they can barely do any outside broadcasts.
I think , Gay , knew at this point , he had a gem of a show , and like the consummate professional he was . let the panel off the leash. Absolute gold!
Cork cork all about cork
The year was 1982 of the broadcast.
Happy memories A time when The Late Late was really worth watching , sadly what goes for entertainment today is a pale shadow by comparison, tubredy a complete turn off
♥️♥️♥️♥️
my mum and dad and aunt and uncle in the audience
That's nice. Have they seen this on youtube since?
I worked with Cris Sheehan Queen old Castle 1962 bring back memories finbarr coffey cork
Great show!! Where in Cork was this broadcast from? RTE studios on Father Mathew Quay, or the Cork Opera House maybe? Thanks again!!!
Studio 1 at RTE in Dublin, just the regular Late Late Show studio. RTE were never going to spend money going to Cork back then. RTE was near bankrupt by 1982.
Who's the guy to the left of Billa at about 51:45?
Chris Curran, actor.
Yes Cris Curran was in Fr Ted as the drunken priest on the other island
Did anyone notice that there were no outsiders/ different nationalities.? It was just good Irish people from Cork. We might have lost rural traditions' but I hope not. This was a good sensible program' with true Irish people.
After 40 years I made this video about one of the countries that I Love the Most… Ireland.
My daughter just visited the Green Emerald last week and that was my driver to make this video!!!
If I have to mention two events that marked my life while in Ireland …
Taking part in Saint Patrick’s Parade was one of them and secondly to be invited to the Late Late Show magically conducted by the best TV presenter I ever met! Gay Byrne!!!
With my most sincere and warm feelings for my friends in Ireland!
May this New Year bring Health and Happiness to All Irish people!!
Gustavo Vélez
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This can't be from 1982, because Alan Browning died in 1979.
it's not Alan browning, it's Joe Lynch, both played 70s love interests of Elsie Tanner.
Great to see Billah again.
When ireland was irish
Cha and Myah. Both very well paid lawyers taking the piss out of the Cork working class. And all the Dublin D4 set all laughed at it and wished we were part of the UK
You must be a joy to be around.... Don't be a Langer. 👌
How many of these fella's besides billa and gay are still alive I wonder?
id say most have passed away.. including members of the audience.. thats life... god bless
Niall Toibin is alive I believe
my grandfather, david mcinerney, is still alive and well. one of the few unfortunately
@@princessamerica21 My uncle Joe Cunningham was great friends with your grandfather. I think they met as young men when they were both studying under Professor Fleischman, I met your grandfather many times when I was growing up through my uncle. Watching this brought a tear to my eye. Its like going back in time and seeing Dave McInerney was the highlight. May God bless him.
@@briansmithb3925 Niall and Gay both gone this week.
A bunch of Langers 😂
Was there a ban talking to women in 1982 🤣🤣🤣
Nah.. Just no funny ones.
Renamed....Joe lynch live from cork!!!lol
Ah yes I remember Cork now. Long since disappeared. People replaced and the buildings bought by Chinese investors.
Imagine the rest of the country being subjected to this on a Friday night. Cork this, Cork that, load of shite.
why all men? Cork women must be shy crew
There probably all dead now
Pure shite was that, not a true reflection of Cork at all.
Depeche101 it is it is from the real McCoy
Not lads you would meet in a pub in Shandon St or Barrack S in 1982, all in the closet too I suggest.
it is.. a true and honest refection a cork .. are you a southsider.? tne working class areas are the bones of any city... keep the snobs richer.. true norries..
'Pure Shite' sounds like a true reflection of Cork to me!
I AM FROM THE COAL QUAY AND THATS EXACTLY HOW I REMEMBER THE DEALERS TALKING GREAT PEOPLE AND YES I STILL TALK THE SAME WAY HA HA HA @@westbrit1020