Stop that!
Polio/TB super spreaders.
1949.
Fassaugh Avenue, Cabra, Dublin 7.
Recognise an uncle, granda or da?
Via Photos of Dublin
Meanwhile…
National Childrens Day parade, 1981 Grafton Street. pic.twitter.com/HBXo7DA7Y0
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) March 25, 2021
National Children’s Day parade, anyone?
In our Pirate Pioneers series about the trailblazers of Dublin free radio in the early 1970s, here are recordings of Radio Galaxy and Radio Vanessa: https://t.co/9W4I9vlLpE @BillEbrill @LongLivePirates @irishhistory pic.twitter.com/d6ED459Br6
— pirate.ie (@pirate_ie) March 1, 2021
A group of early Pirate Radio DJs strolling through Dublin?
Or wrongly-convicted pub bombers getting freed at the Old Bailey?
We may never know.
Carina Maher and friends, Linenhall Street, Dublin, Ireland 1985
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992), the most comprehensive series about the inner city before the boom.
For prints: see email address in header.
For more images please FOLLOW & RETWEET.@photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/8tYWDVoUU9— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) February 18, 2021
1985.
Don’t forget the cat.
Where are they now, anyone?
Wonderful photos of St Mary’s camogie team in East Wall in the early 1920s and an all-nighter dance they organised in 1924 in the Irene Hall, Parnell Sq which went on from 10.30pm-6.30am! Credit: Joe Mooney (East Wall History Group) / David Whittaker. Sam pic.twitter.com/jqYJ1uMtng
— Come Here To Me! (@chtmdublin) February 17, 2021
1924.
6.30am.
One more croon!
This impressive stretch of ‘metalled’ surfacing – cobbling – has been newly revealed as part of the preparatory works for the redesign of Wolfe Tone Park – formerly the graveyard of St. Mary’s Church. It appears to be sited in the middle of Stafford Street on Rocque’s 1756 map. pic.twitter.com/5Wbjkyq652
— Dublin Civic Trust (@dubcivictrust) February 10, 2021
Jervis Street, Dublin 1.
Lovely cobblework, in fairness.
Lovely cigs.
The Corner Shop.
Red Cow Lane at the corner of North King Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7
Mid-1970s BC (Before Centra).
Via Photos Of Dublin
Meanwhile…
Jaysus Dublin was a ferocious kip
— Hugh Mullen (@hughpmullen) February 5, 2021
In fairness.
*drags on a Sweet Afton*
Richmond Road, Fairview
1977 pic.twitter.com/ccUNLY69kH
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) February 3, 2021
1977.
Fairview, Dublin.
Name those ‘jammers’, anyone?
Dancers, Grafton St, Dublin, Dec. 1982 #Ireland
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992), the most comprehensive series about the city before the boom.
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For print enquires see email address in header.@photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/GjFMefaapV— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) January 21, 2021
1982.
We made our own fun.
*clasps knee bells*
Dereliction and glamour: St Mary’s Place, Dublin, Ireland 1984
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992), the most comprehensive series about the city before the boom.
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For print enquires see email address in header.@photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/7YHPN54UUm— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) January 20, 2021
Any pils?
1984.
St Mary’s Place, Dublin 1.
Name that jammer,anyone?
Bachelors Walk / Litton Lane, Dublin 1984
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992), the most comprehensive series about the inner city before the boom.
For more images please FOLLOW & RETWEET.
For print enquires: see email address in header.@photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/5CWWNyyA21— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) January 6, 2021
1984.
Bachelors Walk/Litton Lane, Dublin 1.
