Yesterday.
Dublin city.
Via Kevin Brannigan
From top: Depeche Mode’s Andy Fletcher with Martin Gore unidentified friend in unnamed Dublin pub, NME, 1983; An unsuccessful location check with photographer Adrian Boot; Jack Charlton recalled on RTÉ News with stained glass ‘JC’ window in background
DublinbyPub writes:
We recently published a post, about our efforts to try and identify the Dublin pub in a 1983 picture of Andy Fletcher from Depeche Mode in NME (by Adrian Boot).
We eventually solved the issue, with a good pinch of serendipity after one of the features of the pub popped up in a news report on Jack Charlton’s passing. I thought your readers might enjoy…(at link below)
And who among us could blame them?
This afternoon.
Walkinstown roundabout. Dublin 12.
Via The Echo:
Irish football supporters came out in force this afternoon to remember former Republic of Ireland manager and legend Jack Charlton, as ‘Put em under pressure’ rings out in his memory…
Any excuse.
Earlier: Route One
Hundreds of people today lined the streets of Ashington the home town of football legend Jack Charlton ahead of his funeral #jackcharlton #jackiesarmy #worldcup @PAImages #bigjack #ripjackcharlton pic.twitter.com/Q37yTILiRb
— Owen Humphreys (@owenhumphreys1) July 21, 2020
This morning.
Ashington, Northumberland, England.
Previously: Thanks, Jack
PA
Celebrating the late Republic of Ireland manager.
The final panels of the illustrated Life And Times Of Jack Charlton by cartoonist David Squires in today’s The Guardian.
Wor kid and hound.
Previously: Thanks, Jack
Thanks Bebe
Meanwhile…
We’re delighted to unveil this very special mural to our collection at Dalymount Park where Jack played & managed 💚🤍🧡
RIP Jack, an Englishman who became an Irishman & brought joy to all corners of the island in darker days.
Mural local artist/sound head Niall O’Lochlainn. pic.twitter.com/Qj6J2QkHvd
— Bohemian FC 🔴⚫ (@bfcdublin) July 14, 2020
This afternoon.
From top: Jack Charlton with former FAI boss Fran Fields in College Green, Dublin 2 for the Italia’90 homecoming, July 1, 1990; Addressing the crowd at the same event; With his backroom staff pitch side at Lansdowne Road during a game against Spain, October 1993; At the World Cup ’94 homecoming in the Phoenix Park, July 7, 1994; Jack leaves Lansdowne Road after a friendly against England is called off when rioting starts by away fans, February 15, 1995; Jack (centre) with Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey (left) and rugby star and pundit Tony Ward in September 9, 2003; Jack in 1998
Former Republic of Ireland manager, World Cup winner and Leeds United legend Jack Charlton has passed away at the age of 85.
He died yesterday, following a long-term illness. His family were by his side.
RIP
The Hornet (British comic) , early 1970s
Brown ale football.
Straight from the tap.
Brian ‘Doug’ McMahon of Brand New Retro writes:
Jack Charlton 85 today!
Meanwhile..
Jack Charlton is 85 today. Love this Dave Maher pic from his last visit to Lansdowne Road five years ago. pic.twitter.com/FYdlkaHaF4
— Kieran Cunningham (@KCsixtyseven) May 8, 2020
We are selling a limited edition Jack Charlton/Che Guevara t-shirt design (above) this Sunday at the Dublin Flea Market [Newmarket Square, Dublin 8]. Come on you boys in green!
Earlier: Che In Ireland