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Yes, an excellent find Nigel. I too am facinated by the trams, especially the way the southbound ones take the "wrong" side of the O'Connell Monument and how close they are to each other, both passing and following. I can just imagine the melody of sounds that they created with their (real) bells and noisier motors than the modern Luas trams (rather like the original Darts in fact), full of character which I don't think anybody on this Board (including myself I hasten to add), remembers, I was still in nappies at the time!
Anybody interested in this period should buy Michael Corcoran's fantastic history of Dublin Trams, "Through streets broad and narrow".
And as stated by GNR302, the GNR single decker, one of the later Gardners by the look of it, actually made it onto Eden Quay but the double decker at the Howth terminus is hard to make out with the digital affect of the film.
Well done Nigel.