the liberties part 2

[@melcody5253]

This is the first time I've seen theses shows, they are awesome. I lived in Crumlin for about about 6-7 years in the 70's. My mother ran the Post office on Cork street for about 5 years in the 80's. I worked on Ormand Quay for 4-5 years and went to Bolton Street at night in the 80's, now DIT. This is all a little older than my time in Dublin, but its a great history lesson.

[@ryancarberry12]

Raised in School Street flats, it's crazy looking at the liberties back in the day they really did have it good.

[@hmoneoju]

I am an Spaniard immigrant that has raised a family at the Liberties and I feel proud of having lived there ... Great place and better people, I wish fish were more mainstream these days

[@nappertandy9089]

My family is from there. Best people great cráic altogether. I'm in the country now, I miss Dublin City.

[@Discover-Ireland]

What great weather we had back then. And not a bit of technology in sight brilliant. ☘️☘️

[@Discover-Ireland]

@michael dwyer The old ways for spelling it is Potcheen.

[@robbiejnorman]

im in this 32 seconds in on bench with all the kids from the iveagh flats

[@TrueBlueEG8]

My town, oh where have you gone? Still some great things about her, but its getting less and less friendly :(

[@doragibbons2977]

Drugs and the pushers have ruined communities and taking the heart out of great people and their families who are destroyed by drugs 🙈🙈

[@lawrencemcgartland3421]

Dcc are now destroying the liberty's just as the people an community's are getting back to themselves after the scourge of drugs and abandonment by the government. Sure just listen to what he's saying in this video he could see it coming back then.

[@martinmcdonald4207]

Proper food shops. Butchers shop, bread shop. Proper bread and none of the artisans shit they sell today.

[@harryhughes5306]

IWAS BORN IN HENRIETTA STREET NO 7 1937 GOOD TIMES

[@rd264]

did you visit No 10 Henrietta St?

[@jerrycarr]

Lovely Dublin. In Those Days..

[@jredmondscaff]

I can see our old flat in Oliver Bond when Eamonn walks up Bridgefoot street...I'd give anything to be back there again...time goes by too fast ...miss those days.

[@pauloshea3741]

I used to buy my 10spots of hash in the bond! Happy days!

[@darbyogill1909]

You been on the crack by the weeks out if you went back

[@jackkeogh2848]

The were the days

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

SIMPLER WAY OF LIFE NO MOBILES GADGETS AND SO ON. SAD WE WILL NEVER SEE THOSE TIMES AGAIN UNLESS SOMTHING CATACLISMIC HAPENS

[@rd264]

mobile gimcracks. so insipid impolite and loud.

[@markg9749]

The C.P.A.D was founded in the liberties to keep out all the Drug Dealer's and the best thing about it was it had the support of Sinn Fein and I remember as a child going on a march with me uncle shouting 'Out , Out, Out' but also being afraid of the small coffin they would carry because I thought that there was a dead kid my age inside of it. Well , The marches use to work because ye would hardly see any of the trouble makers hanging around plying there dirty trade. God Bless The Liberties of Dublin and God Bless Eire...!!

[@LyndaMartin-v8b]

😂Memories bring tears to a grown MaNs eye😪💙My TowN💯DuB💙🌟

[@BoilsonA]

I remember those heavy brogue shoes in school 🚸 1980s.

[@Lfccontent]

Legend

[@paulfarely5491]

I'm pretty sure the woman selling the veg in the red top is my aunt she still there with her son and daughter

[@LL-uw6sm]

Thats amazing that.am in manchester my dad was a dub dead now good people..

[@Ggggggggfddxv]

They widened cork street/dolphins barn in dat yr 1979 did they? 🤔

[@RenzoColameoIrlanda]

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