There's no guinness ….
Really interesting photo from 1952
Apart from the problem with @GuinnessIreland, any other changes or insights since then@PhotosOfDublin pic.twitter.com/Ij4ym9MWba
— Local History (@FMLocalHistory) August 9, 2021
1952.
Ballybough Road/Clonliffe Road junction, Dublin 1.
Meanwhile.
The junction today.
Hic.
1992.
Mostly L-plated vehicles on Coleraine Street, Dublin 7.
Name those jammers, anyone?
Via David Jazay Dublin Before The Tiger (1982-1992)
Mac’s Home Bakery is closing down (Dublin, King St Nt 1988)
From my #DublinBeforeTheTiger 1982-1992.
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For more images please FOLLOW & RETWEET.@photosofdublin @littlemuseumdub @OldDublinTown pic.twitter.com/xqQJQs9os3— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) May 25, 2021
1988.
North King Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7.
1988.
Tara Street, Dublin 1.
Meanwhile…
Very intetesting. Seems to have been known as the National Mass Radiography Association or Mass Radiography Board, based at 37-39 Tara St. I came across this in a newspaper some years ago, which must be the type of screening that they undertook nationwide:https://t.co/XDs7R6mXaD
— James Dillon (@noonofday) May 23, 2021
Via Dave Jazay
O’Connell Street, Dublin in 1971. pic.twitter.com/FgMN2w1ci8
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) May 13, 2021
1971.
The future was bell-bottomed and garish.
Good times.
Name those jammers, anyone?
The Dartry Tram line in Westmoreland Street, Dublin 1948.
Photo by Dermot Barry#PhotosofDublin #WestmorelandStreet #Dublin pic.twitter.com/X6tTGIwCZg
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) May 10, 2021
1948.
Is that seat taken?
That was the question.
Early 1960s.
Old Dublin Photos writes:
Mass X-Ray van at the Pillar on O’Connell Street. This was a mobile unit checking the health of Dubliners against TB.
Name those jammers, anyone?
Dublin 87 – Before health and safety pic.twitter.com/wmIl248OHi
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) April 9, 2021
1987 approx.
Raheen Close, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Name that jammer, anyone?
Sheriff Street, Dublin, 1990’s
Photo: Ciaran Walsh pic.twitter.com/MNh15O6GRl— RareIrishStuff (@RareIrishStuff) April 8, 2021
‘sup?
G’wan the shell suit.
