1960s IRELAND TRAVELOGUE FILM “SCHLEY RIDE TO IRELAND” (2/4) KILKENNY, WATERFORD, CLONMEL XD46914

Want to support this channel and help us preserve old films? Visit Visit our website This 1960s color film (Part 2 of 4) created by Wisconsin amateur filmmaker Norman E. Schley offers a travelogue view of Ireland, with music and SFX sans narration, which was intended to be provided during in-person screenings by the touring filmmaker himself. Irish architectural landmarks, natural features, and cultural activities of Kilkenny, Waterford, Tipperary, Barleycove, Clonmel, Cork, and Blarney are depicted (TRT: 19:01). Part 1: Part 3: Part 4: Boys at a Catholic school. A headmaster welcomes them indoors (0:08). Families flock to the Gothic Revival style Church of St. John the Evangelist (0:59). Men loiter outside O’Gorman’s pub (1:19). A map indicates County Waterford with wine glasses. Harp music. A zoom from green highlands into Saint Declan’s Graveyard in Ardmore,