Back when ireland was Irish I miss that

Kit and Joe Brady were my grand uncles . They came out of retirement to work on this project.

One of the most Irish things I've ever been blessed to view.

This guy should narrate everything

This is the most Irish video I've ever seen and I gotta say I enjoyed every single second of it. This mans voice and accent are incredible and he puts such soul into it

These cutters must have had some terrible tinnitus/hearing loss. Respect to them

I always see the statues on top of the bank. Everytime I see them I picture christy and the boyos carrying the stone across the roof

Love these videos.  The narrator and the workmen remind me of my two late granddads - two true, hardworking Dubliners

This narrator has one of the best voices for this type of documentary that I have ever heard.  I like the content of the film but I enjoy it more while listening to his commentary.

I love the narration in this one, a bit more lighthearted and a bit moving actually.

Eamonn Mac Thomais is my grandad. My family and I appreciate you uploading these videos and keeping his memory alive. It’s his 20th anniversary today 💕

Respect to those men

The pride these folks have. Pride, a forgotten thing in North America.

Rich in culture and traditions. I tip my hat to them

No safety glasses for him 😄

Loved this show when I was kid eamonns commentary was brilliant  great to be able to watch it again

I went to Dublin last autumn. It's nice to see the Bank of Ireland in this. I happened to take a few photos of this beautiful old building. Now it has yet another depth to it.

The best narrator ever.

I can't number my thanks for hands like these that preceded me...

Thank you for uploading these... Wonderful. I didn't appreciate them when they were broadcast first