Cricklewood Craic

Cricklewood Craic is a portrait of the Irish construction workers who lived and sought work in North West London between the 1950's and the end of the 20th Century. Four retired construction workers who migrated to London recount their experiences and reveal a once thriving Irish community in Cricklewood. Times have changed, the dancehalls and pubs have since disappeared and a new workforce now gather on the Chichele Road hoping for a day's casual labour. Despite the deep foundations once laid to build the social and physical identity of Cricklewood, today only the songs and memories remain.