Watermill Drive Raheny
Dublin Corporation close off the path way and then make no where for residents to walk. Residents were forced to walk along the road and past a truck blocking their view of oncoming traffic
Dash Cam Ireland - Howth Road to Raheny, Dublin
Driving around Ireland. This is a drive from Kilbarrack road to Raheny via the Howth road in north county Dublin, Ireland on the 22nd of April 2017.
Raheny Route 1 Manoeuvre 3 - Watermill Road: Hill Start
Water mill at Bantry, Ireland!
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St Assam's Church, Raheny
The ruins of St Assam's Church lie in the centre of Raheny Village. St Assam is thought to have been a disciple of St Patrick.
This video is designed as a resource for primary and post-primary students up to Junior Certificate.
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511 Howth Road Raheny
Martin & Moran
Raheny Village (Part 5)
This is the fifth part of Lorcan Film Unit (also know as the Crowe family) piece of Raheny Village.
In this piece Leslie starts at the rockery and Watermill Lane and Bull Island. We then go to St Anne's Park and see the park the way it was.
Once again firefighter and historian by all accounts Mr Leslie Crowe has captured some great footage of the Village of Raheny. With the music accompaniment from Leslie's son Noel we are once again transported to a different time and place.
We would like to add a special acknowledgement to Kate, who is now providing the closed captions to her grandfathers work. It's great to see that some one who was born 20 years after her grandfathers passing is able to keep the family involvement that has always been the corner stone of Leslie Crowe's Lorcan Film Unit alive.
There is more of this to come and it is great to see that this is being passed on to anyone that is interested around the world. So if you know any of the people in the videos please email. Hope you enjoy
Raheny Village(Part 4)
This is the fourth part of Lorcan Film Unit (also know as the Crowe family) piece of Raheny Village. Once again firefighter and historian by all accounts Mr Leslie Crowe has captured some great footage of the Village of Raheny. With the music accompaniment from Leslie's son Noel we are once again transported to a different time and place.
We would like to add a special acknowledgement to Kate, who is now providing the closed captions to her grandfathers work. It's great to see that some one who was born 20 years after her grandfathers passing is able to keep the family involvement that has always been the corner stone of Leslie Crowe's Lorcan Film Unit alive.
There is more of this to come and it is great to see that this is being passed on to anyone that is interested around the world. So if you know any of the people in the videos please email.
In this piece Leslie starts by showing us some of his childhood haunts when he explores the Forge and the Crowe's shop.He then shows us the barracks as well as the bookmakers before he takes us down the Main street. We see some of the locals and children fetching water from the pump. Hope you enjoy.
Jeff Rudd's speech at the Spanish Arch today for Galway Unites Against Water Charges
Jeff Rudd's speech at the Spanish Arch today for Galway Unites Against Water Charges
Raheny Route 5 Manoeuvre 3 - Watermill Road: Hill Start
Raheny Village(Part 3)
In this video Leslie Crowe has captured even more of the history of Raheny Village. He starts with the Rey Race through the Village as well as the junior version. He then shows us the future with a Drive-in bank.
Next Leslie takes us into the pub again to have quick drop before we head to Jameson's Place and then we finally we end at the Church.
The Crescent Cottages, Raheny
The crescent cottages in Raheny were built around 1790 by Samuel Dick, the Governor of the Bank of Ireland and a very wealthy man. He built the cottages for men who worked on his estate.
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Ború - 'Circle Of Life'
Ború sing 'The Circle Of Life' in St Anne's Church, Portmarnock, Ireland, April 2018, at a charity concert in aid of the St. Francis Hospice, Raheny, Dublin.
water main been dug in Raheny
From Raheny to Dublin II School Trip
A rewind of our school trip in Dublin, Raheny, Howth and Belfast in two amazing weeks! Hope you like it! Please subscribe and share it!
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Raheny Village (Part 7)
This is the seventh and final instalment of Lorcan Film Unit (also know as the Crowe family) piece of Raheny. In this piece Leslie spends time in the Old Rahney Inn and shows us some of the characters within the pub.
Once again firefighter and historian by all accounts Mr Leslie Crowe has captured some great footage of Dublin. With the music accompaniment from Leslie's son Noel we are once again transported to a different time.
We would like to add a special acknowledgement to Kate, who is now providing the closed captions to her grandfathers work. It's great to see that some one who was born 20 years after her grandfathers passing is able to keep the family involvement that has always been the corner stone of Leslie Crowe's Lorcan Film Unit alive.
There is more of this to come and it is great to see that this is being passed on to anyone that is interested around the world. So if you know any of the people in the videos please email.
Hope you enjoy.
Thatched cottage in Raheny Dublin
... in the closing years of the
last [19th] century it was one of
a group of nine. At the time a
local landlord decided to
demolish all of these, but a
family by the name of Cronin
who lived in this remaining
one, approached Parnell for
advice. He told them to take
the matter to court where they
rceived a judgment in their
favour, and the cottage was
allowed to stand.
Original Musical Composition Copyright Sean Maguire Dublin 2010
The Raheny News sticking to tradition