Sir Henry's 120bpm (Part Three)

The story of the emergence of house music in Ireland, beginning in the late 80's as told by the people who were there at the time. Sir Henry's was the Hacienda of Ireland and for ten years was the place in Ireland that was playing the best house music.

120bpm premiered at the 52nd Cork Film Festival in 2007.

A film by: Keith OShea
Edited by: Oggi Tomic & Keith OShea

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Sir Henry's Cork
• Henry's
• Henry's documentary
• House Music Documentary
• Greg Dowling
• Shane Johnson
• Jim X Comet
• Sean O'Neill
• Ronan C
• Burning Embers
• Belsonic Sound
• Nirvana
• Tom Tom Club
• Laurent Garnier
• Cork nightclub
• Justin Robertson
• Mike Pickering
• Graeme Park
• The Hacienda
• Ecstacy
• Kerri
• Chandler.The
• Ball
• and
• Chain

[mahatmacoat]

we'll talk about it in Charliies

[georgieboy31]

fucking hell.i loved it.all love in there.miss it so much.class place even if it was so dirty lol

[brenzie01]

Jesus i remembered been stopped one night after travelling 100 miles because i wasn't wearing shoes :) Great spot and very missed at times like these

[MachidaLyoto]

"some pillock in a suit down in Mangen's"

classic!

[MachidaLyoto]

So Jim Comet is personally responsible for creating the Ball and Chain CD?

amazing.

[cheebahlimerick]

That Mickey Mac story is legendary, would love to know how he picked it up in the first place himself. He had a habit of visiting some of the 'underground' shops himself on reconnaissance missions. Maybe you unwittingly sold it to him yourself.

Unfortunately nobody appears to have posted his top 30 hit from around 1995 'dance nation' on youtube, yet.