Heber writes:
Last week a bunch of folks did a watch party of Moving Target (1992) the martial arts extraordinaire. It features a story about Beamish and the IRA getting their hands on nuclear detonators. A tale of passion, violence and love. Our video (above) makes the story allabout Beamish. Hope your readers like it….
Hic.
Original flick here.
1970s Patrick’s Hill & Bridge St #Cork #LoveCork #PureCork #CorkLike (Photo Jim Condon) @The_VQ_Cork pic.twitter.com/i6fjq0RUXe
— IrishFamilyDetective (@Fiona_Forde_Irl) June 26, 2020
Victoria Pearson writes:
Brooding, Film Noir 1970s Cork! Muted colours, coal smog & Cortinas…
Name those front six jammers (pic 2), anyone?
Meanwhile…
One of the oldest silent movies of Cork City, now in colour and with added sound!
April-May 1902
– Electric trams on St. Patrick’s Street, first appearing in Cork four years earlier
– Street sweepers and a steam roller in the second segment
– Standoff between an ass and a tram! pic.twitter.com/d8a1pyWH4r— Old Ireland in Colour (@irelandincolour) June 26, 2020
From 1995, an ad for Beamish Stout.
In Broadsheet’s opinion Lars’ opinion, Beamish is Ireland’s finest stout.
Woolly jumper guy is played by Ger Carey better known as Dave, Nidge’s solicitor.
Chief taster is played by Eamon Gilmore.
