Summer 1993.
Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
Name those jammers, anyone?
Via Photos of Dublin
Meanwhile…
Oh holy! That just brought back a memory…
Was meeting a fella here I really fancied for first date.
Spent ages getting ready
He arrived and told me ‘sorry’ he didn’t want to lead me on ‘it’s your sister I wanna date’ 😂 #mortified #80s #dates— Rach (@ChillyRayB) January 28, 2022
Ah here.
1984.
Irish Permanent Building Society, O’Connell Bridge, Dublin 1.
Ultimately transient.
*strokes chin*
By David Jazay
The city centre cycling footage is always great for views of how the city looked 30+ years ago.
(Dublin 1987) pic.twitter.com/BJaduaRwMI— KillianM2 TV Archive 📺 (@KillianM2) January 10, 2022
1987.
Good times.
1991.
Closing down sale at the Gift Exchange, Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 1.
G’wan the baggy fairisle jumper.
Get all the information on Coal, August 1985! pic.twitter.com/XatUEPftQg
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) November 15, 2021
1985.
O’Connell Street, Dublin 1.
Name those jammers (and bus models), anyone?
Kevin Street Lower, Dublin
1977 pic.twitter.com/GGmJ0Czi2F
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) October 28, 2021
1977.
The Good Times.
They couldn’t last.
Today’s Pillar picture.
Nelson’s Pillar on O’Connell Street, Dublin, (in the background on the right), with Jimmy Stewart (famous American screen actor) in the left foreground.
Circa: 1st August 1962. pic.twitter.com/JzowBZoX0W— James O’Brien (@UPTHEPILLAR123) October 13, 2021
Attaboy, Clarence.
Hedald or Press, anyone?
Baccy-loving brat.
1952.
Clever, novelty, pull-out Dublin postcard with seven views of the capital.
Great times.
Via Ebay
