Memories of Sheriffer

Sráid an tSirriam, Sheriff Street or just Sheriffer to the Dubs
The Sheriff Street area might be defined as Upper and Lower Sheriff Street, Mayor Street, Guild Street, Commons Street, Oriel Street, Seville Place, Crinan Strand and Maranars Port.
Photos by Richard Kelly-Ricko Kelly
Music by Lucas Ó Ceallaigh

[@anitadillon]

thanks for some good memories ..saw my late hubby,and his late father and so many good friends..many thanks

[@michaelberry1793]

That's almost the end of when Ireland was the real Ireland

[@noelenright3789]

No Noctors,,, tis not a trip down memory lane without Noctors... You need photos from various people to experience this Sherrifer...

[@ritamulloy3522]

My grandma grew up in Dublin. She immigrated by herself to the US at age 19 back around 1903 or so. She was well loved

[@patrickglennon7058]

What city?

[@ritamulloy3522]

@@patrickglennon7058 Bismarck North Dakota

[@patrickglennon7058]

@@ritamulloy3522 some journey, 🍻

[@rachelkelly2816]

I'm Ricko Kelly's daughter, absolutely brilliant video! Thanks so much for making it. I really enjoyed watching that ❤️

[@moneyweed4824]

5:41 my uncle Stephen bicka Ledden r.i.p

[@johnnymolloy3813]

Brilliant Town in the late 90s I met some great people in my time. The Dubs were full of crac😂🇨🇮

[@Monkiesocks56]

Great video that brought back wonderful memories of growing up in Sheriffer. Thanks for uploading

[@Patrick7joseph]

Why is Robbie keane quoted on sheriff st? He’d nothing to do with the place. Need to get the messaging right lads

[@ericokeeffe5054]

Wesley hoolahan was from sheriff st just as good

[@thinkofitthisway7804]

@@ericokeeffe5054 Wes Hoolahan was a great player - no doubt about it. But just as good as Robbie, what are you smoking?

[@jerribaglio2739]

God how I miss my Dublin

[@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686]

Sheriff street is/was an absolute hell hole. Most of the kids in this video turned in junkie criminals, the rest ended up as alco scroungers.

[@deluxedjsireland224]

​@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686 That's bollocks. A lot of music talent has come out of Sheriff St and some of them from the same era - Stephen Gately, the DJ Billy Scurry and singer/songwriters Antoinette Dunleavy and Gemma Dunleavy (cousins). Are you calling them criminals and scroungers?

[@jackthelad15]

​@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686hope you weren't too traumatized by this video 😂😂

[@adriankelly17]

My memories are of Emerald Street and the cattle drives down Nth Circular Rd. Apple Annie under The Arches and Noctor's Pub.

[@COV61]

The women looked tougher than the men!!!

[@octoberknight6500]

Salt of the earth them people.

[@dorothyryan8028]

Dear god the poverty .

[@Paul5520]

Fair play to you for posting this👌🏻

[@speakertreatz]

Great photos. Too reachy to use Robbie Keane's quotes about street football with these photos behind them. An attempt to connect his name with the street football of the 50s, 60s, and 70 in Sheriff St and to create a warm fuzzy tourist-friendly picture that Robbie was out there on the stones in Sheriff St learning his trade. Robbie is a suburban man, from the suburb of Tallaght. A place that inner city people used to refer to as 'out in the country'

[@patglennon9671]

It was inner city people who moved to tallaght when the flats were knocked

[@speakertreatz]

@@patglennon9671 I'm not from the inner city Pat, or my parents. Grandparents yes. Springfield wasn't all inner city and there was a lot of families from up North. In the estates further out where Robbie is from, people were moved from the flats yes but not all of them. The ones I knew were from Inchicore. What I'm saying is Robbie is not from the inner city.

[@BoyBluMusic]

Who gives a fkuc? It's all gone now anyway!

[@louisecollins2367]

I am from the inner city and it's been forty years at least since we referred to Tallaght as 'out in the country' though you'd have more commonly heard it referred to as 'the bog arse of nowhere'. It's now broadly known as Talifornia, Lol

[@speakertreatz]

@@louisecollins2367 Lol I did say 'used to refer to', whether it was the polite or less-polite version. It was a long time ago.I am from Tallaght, there wasn't much out there even by the time we moved to Walkinstown but it's come on a long way since!

[@molaoon]

Nice video,the photo's,the music.Took me down memory lane,thanks.

[@jackthelad15]

The Real Ireland before the invasion of gougers from the 4 corners of the earth

[@Rasher1974]

Played for Marys Road East Wall against Sheriff Street during the late 50s always a tough but fair game. Heady days.

[@moneyweed4824]

2:21 that’s me 😭loved selling fire wood 50pence a bag

[@rossmorebaz]

Gowaaan yiz mad yokes !

[@eddiemcgrath2020]

happy memories ,I lived in St theresa gardens no 29 in 70 /72 , loved the place , got engaged to a smashing lady from the same flats ,

[@untitled5887]

+Manchester United up de narden

[@greatone7314]

+Eddie Mc Grath Are you two still in jail?

[@rickokelly3702]

Most of the photos, Taken by Richard Kelly. facebook.com/richard.ricko.kelly

[@christopherh5672]

Rough AF

[@artcoffey]

Nice shot of the lads from the Belvedere Newsboys' Club including Noel Preston....

[@MissCuriousBabes]

Great video clip!! My mum knew the McCarthy family very well in Sheriff Street.... too has her fond memories of the good old days!! Knew the Maher family myself 4rm that end too!! :) xx

[@jeanmcgowan1102]

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[@jeanmcgowan1102]

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[@MissCuriousBabes]

+Jean McGowan.... Small world indeed eh.... xx

[@billysalinger3076]

When u say u new the McCarthy family did u no Liz Joe Marie I'm there cuz I lived in sharrfor my self my name is Billy salinger

[@eddiemurphy503]

Thank you Ricko, you are a Legend!

[@rickokelly3702]

Thank you Eddie

[@Monkiesocks56]

Is that Ricko at 9.34 in the video. It looks like him to the right of the stop sign at the church, he the tallest guy in that photo

[@rickokelly3702]

@@Monkiesocks56 Yes that's me, who are you?

[@michaelberry1793]

Happy Christmas ladies and gents

[@artomarto679]

The kid with the axe lol

[@barreltapper]

Who is the fella stood with the Bishop? Does anybody know?

[@moneyweed4824]

barreltapper christy murtha

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

Standing. Standing with the Bishop.

[@eddieomahony507]

What a voice r i p

[@karolkowalski4340]

drama

[@user-cy4vw1qj9m]

I was reared in a country village great childhood running through fields ect feel these children had no childhood compared to what the call people from the country Love the mesic

[@DarrenBonJovi]

10:45 …. what was going on there exactly….during the H Blocks…?

[@anitadillon]

think its the back of tennaments in summerhill

[@karlbyrne6021]

They We'r filming in the name of d father.

[@rickokelly3702]

Noctors facebook.com/richard.ricko.kelly/media_set?set=a.1111867132022.15422.1687203691&type=3

[@DarrenBonJovi]

7:21 where exactly was that?

[@jamesrice9308]

Lourdes house flats ,

[@sortoflurkingish5986]

Poignant music . Thank you .

[@tlindsay1819]

great never seen it before. some good memorys. reley good some old faces,

[@GirGir183]

What film is being advertised on the poster on the corner at 4:47?

[@barbarahealy8294]

On deadly ground

[@markalexwhite]

Sheriff Street - birth place of many a Dublin 'Gurrier' ;-)

[@paulwalker6045]

IS YUU LUUKIN ATME,OILL MIL YA

[@GirGir183]

A whole lot of romanticizing being used here. I grew up in a moderately decent part of Dublin and came across a lot of low life from the kinds of areas shown in this vid.

[@jackthelad15]

How awful for you pet 😂😂😂