Dublin skinheads. Outside The @Independent_ie offices on Abbey street in 1969. pic.twitter.com/cPVrA7WrbP
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) November 24, 2020
Gulp.
1969.
Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1.
They’d like to see the editor.
Tag Archives: Vintage Dublin
Bryan’s Heel Barr, Moore Street, Dublin 1988
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992).
My website is currently down, but for print enquiries, see the email address in the twitter header.
For more images please FOLLOW & RETWEET.@photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/YL3unYvrD0— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) November 19, 2020
1988.
Moore Street, Dublin 1.
Anyone?
Via Photos of Dublin:
Parnell square in the 1960s. Maybe someone recognises him?
Meanwhile…
…Name those jammers, anyone?
Motorcycle ride through the streets of Dublin, 1926 pic.twitter.com/R5k9EIzva7
— RareIrishStuff (@RareIrishStuff) November 11, 2020
1926.
Name that bone-shaker, anyone?
Free the Lanes.
All Pram Repairs: O’Donohoe’s, Clanbrassil Street, Dublin 1988
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992),
my long-term series about the inner city in the years leading up to the Celtic Tiger.
For more images FOLLOW, RETWEET please & visit https://t.co/oQRmiSI5ya @photosofdublin pic.twitter.com/1uTsGtDrb8— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) November 10, 2020
1988.
Then Big Pram took over.
Grafton Street, Dublin #OnThisDay in 1967
Photo by Des Gaffney pic.twitter.com/tLtGuJSCDn— RTÉ Archives (@RTEArchives) October 30, 2020
1967.
The Winter of love.
Damn hippies.
Name that jammer, anyone?
File Sharing
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Post Office, Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 1984
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992),
my long-term, high-res series about the inner city in the years leading up to the Celtic Tiger.
For more images FOLLOW, RT and visit https://t.co/oQRmiSI5ya pic.twitter.com/xdmODNYIuh— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) October 13, 2020
1984.
Upper Ormonde Quay, Dublin 1.
Boys with dog, Ringsend, Dublin 1988
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992),
my long-term, high-res series about the inner city in the years leading up to the Celtic Tiger.
For more images FOLLOW, RT and visit https://t.co/oQRmiSI5ya pic.twitter.com/7cucBcQrdM— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) October 12, 2020
‘sup?
Recognise them, anyone?
Colourful advertising on Capel Street, Dublin, 1988
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992),
my long-term, high-res series about the inner city in the years leading up to the Celtic Tiger.
For more images FOLLOW, RT and visit https://t.co/oQRmiSI5ya pic.twitter.com/5GJ1ayUxQd— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) October 8, 2020
1988.
Great, if often faulty, times.
With huge Post-It Notes.
Name those white goods, anyone?
Summerhill, Dublin (1981) by the National Geographic Photographer Cotton Coulson. pic.twitter.com/q4odUYHIUY
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) October 2, 2020
1981.
Summerhill, Dublin 1.
Decisions.
Meanwhile…
The crossroads adjacent to St. Patrick’s Cathedral was once known as 'The Four Corners of Hell', famous for a pub on each corner and it's rowdy crowds & punch ups. The pubs were Kenny’s, O’Beirne’s, Lowe’s and Quinn’s. Quinns is now demolished and site of 'The Fourth Corner' pub pic.twitter.com/4ksac7AofH
— RareIrishStuff (@RareIrishStuff) October 2, 2020
Gnarly.