Ep 114 Lorcan Film Unit Remastered

This is the one hundred and fourteenth 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.
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00:25 - 00:47 Several shots of Congo soldiers memorial
00:48 - 00:51 Drumcondra Road Upper sign
00:52 - 01:19 Shot of bridge
01:20 - 01:26 Shot of two men
01:27 - 01:45 Marching group getting ready for Parade
01:46 - 01:52 Aer Lingus band
01:53 - 02:01 People watching parade from flats
02:02 - 02:04 Shot of red door
02:05 - 02:12 shot of plane flying
02:13 - 02:15 W Youkstetter sign
02:16 - 02:21 Boy and cart
02:22 - 02:29 Priest
02:30 - 02:57 Shots of ruins
02:58 - 03:14 Shots out of front of shop

[@kevinindublin]

Good stuff, thanks. Mostly Dublin, & a bit of Roscrea at 2:29

[@Joemcc150]

1:21 Man on left in sheep skin is the image of Shay Walsh who had a shoe repair shop in Prospect Square, facing the Gravediggers Pub at Glasnevin Cemetery. He was a great character.

[@sean61]

The priest at 2.22 is Bishop James Kavanagh, auxiliary Bishop of Dublin diocese and parish priest at Whitehall Church.

[@Joemcc150]

2:16 Top of Clonliffe Road turning onto Drumcondra Rd

[@26harmo]

Youkstetter's is mentioned in Ulysses.

[@namesake-mx9nl]

" Shot of plane flying . " Thanks for the explanation .

[@AlisonCassidy]

Youkstetter’s pork butchers, on the North Strand.

[@Joemcc150]

North Strand was No 21, 51 was Lower Dorset Street.

[@talkshowhost16]

The bridge at 1min is the Talbot Memorial Bridge