My grandmother born in 1921 came from here, her father was a baker, but he died when she was 14, aged 15 my grandmother was sent to England to work as a nanny for a doctor because the family fell into poverty, all her money was sent home, she met my Scottish grandfather and married, I have beautiful stories of her childhood, and some quite sad... but her memories of her childhood were good, and she was a wonderfully kind lady, I miss her very much, and because of her funny nature and kind nature I am so proud of my Irish roots.
I posted this on facebook only to have it taken down as they said it was against their rules i really don't understand why' anyone can tell me why they would do this?
Very interesting video of Enniscorthy some years ago, I am sure that things have changed a lot like they have everywhere else. Tara looked like a very smart woman, I hope that she fulfilled her dream and did very well and came back to visit her family many times during the following years. The barber was well up on the happening in the area and times, Enniscorthy looked to a busy place with a lot of good business going on
enniscorthy is not like that now most of the shops closed down irish locals moved away - left eire economic migrants have replaced locals turf fires not allowed st senans abandoned town is gone - good ole days no more no fish in slaney - mega trawlers have taken the fisheries now the forestry sold off eire dying 29/01/2023
My mum was Irish and came from Enniscorthy. Back in the late 60's and 70's. I remember going to the local pub down near the Slaney River .My parents said it was Jim Keoghs (Don't know if this is true though). If anyone knows and could help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks. Happy memories there and in the bog,curracloe, vinegar Hill. Me and my sister use to roll down there when we was young. God iam 64 now. Still remember it like yesterday!
@Scalder1798 Thank-you for that. Remember sitting in there with me cheese &onion crisps and me bottle of coke! Great memories. My gran use to live at Drumgold villas I think that was it. Use to go out with my sister and grandad in the donkey & cart and go strawberry & raspberry picking in the summer.
My grandmother born in 1921 came from here, her father was a baker, but he died when she was 14, aged 15 my grandmother was sent to England to work as a nanny for a doctor because the family fell into poverty, all her money was sent home, she met my Scottish grandfather and married, I have beautiful stories of her childhood, and some quite sad... but her memories of her childhood were good, and she was a wonderfully kind lady, I miss her very much, and because of her funny nature and kind nature I am so proud of my Irish roots.
1963 judging by the movie at the Astor .. It's a Mad Mad Mad World.
Wish I knew what year this video was taken
What yea
I posted this on facebook only to have it taken down as they said it was against their rules i really don't understand why' anyone can tell me why they would do this?
I shared this on facebook and it was taken down why i really do not know or understand
Did you question it or did you say nothing.
Very interesting video of Enniscorthy some years ago, I am sure that things have changed a lot like they have everywhere else. Tara looked like a very smart woman, I hope that she fulfilled her dream and did very well and came back to visit her family many times during the following years. The barber was well up on the happening in the area and times, Enniscorthy looked to a busy place with a lot of good business going on
My grandma came from enniscorty
Thanks for this. I’m visiting Enniscorthy atm because my family are here. My father, Danny O’Leary, was from Killane.
enniscorthy is not like that now most of the shops closed down irish locals moved away - left eire economic migrants have replaced locals turf fires not allowed st senans abandoned town is gone - good ole days no more no fish in slaney - mega trawlers have taken the fisheries now the forestry sold off eire dying 29/01/2023
My mum was Irish and came from Enniscorthy. Back in the late 60's and 70's. I remember going to the local pub down near the Slaney River .My parents said it was Jim Keoghs (Don't know if this is true though). If anyone knows and could help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks. Happy memories there and in the bog,curracloe, vinegar Hill. Me and my sister use to roll down there when we was young. God iam 64 now. Still remember it like yesterday!
You have got great memories of your visits to Ireland with your dear parents, I hope that someone is able to answer your question.
@Scalder1798 Thank-you for that. Remember sitting in there with me cheese &onion crisps and me bottle of coke! Great memories. My gran use to live at Drumgold villas I think that was it. Use to go out with my sister and grandad in the donkey & cart and go strawberry & raspberry picking in the summer.
Refined, civilised people.
Father!!you are not famous
Brilliant video .
what year was this
Must’ve been 1966/67 as they mentioned the flood of November 1965
Omg it's like 2016 and I live there
sit back and watch the world go by ,indeed.