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We had a lovely house at 3 kildermorie path… till the bad elements move in…

Lived there20 yrs.. was good place at the start.. then all the yahoo family’s moved in… no fond memories because of the liberty taking big gangs… best gang was the west rebels from provan hall… the others all liberty takers.. bar the wee bal toi… kildermorie path boy… stationed in west crackpotprovan rebel land…big bob harvey and the rest Norrie Duncan and family… lots of good guys and gals and nice folk.. but they all left… Jack smith good bloke?.. there were some nutcases from easterhouse.. and many a poor soul lost there lives through the gang culture…. Some parents could,not care less about there children… was never in it once I got a car…. Went to England a lot…

They were all great communties❤

I grew up in ferguslie park I loved❤the place

They board up houses to stop people moving in and living rent free.

Way ahead of her time what a shame

🇬🇧NO SURRENDER🇬🇧....GSTK....🇬🇧FTP...🇬🇧WATP🇬🇧

After atrocitie after atrocitie in ireland and yesterday in southport on innocent kids not by loyalists or republicans but illegall you know who's its time we put our differences away for now.The great replacement is taking place in Ireland north ,south ,east and west its in the mainland and the rest of europe.We have to be honest sinnfein and the unionists are allowing it because they get EU cash.The kids who were attacked in southport by a 17 year old syrian was a tit for tat attack for gaza and the IDFs onslaught against their kids and community.You have to put yourself in thè shoes of how the mums and dads of those kids feel here and over there but killing kids here won't change isreali policy.We all know nobody has gone away they still exist but they are gangsters in it for cash both mobs ,yesterday it was southport tomorrow it could be one of our kids in Scotland.14.000 irish men ,women and kids are homeless even more on the mainland yet billions are spent housing these would be assasins who only see westerners not green or orange .

I lived in Dunphail Rd from 1967 to 1975.. My mum opened a community centre in Dunphail road in 1973, it was an empty house.. Great times..

MY BEST PAL. WEE BERNIE DONNACHIE KNOWN AS DANCER. WAS IN THE JAMES CONNOLLY. FOR YRS PASSED AWAY ON 8TH JANUARY 24

That young woman with the black hair is brilliant. All of the people in tyis video are.

Lived in denmilne st 72 to 81 it was the best years of my life brilliant place ❤️

48mins 40 seconds , I genuinely think that's me with the blond hair , as the other kids run away, I lived around the corner my pals stayed in the closes where the kids are playing , it's all very surreal to watch this

i hate it when people slag off an area they have never even been to and never met the people,im sure most people at easterhouse were sound.never judge a man till u have walked in his shoes.

10:40 a proddie not full of hate ❤

Right before the drugs hit the schemes,wasted young lives,great doc UTR 🇮🇪💚🤍💛

What a brilliant video of the Scottish people who came back to Belfast and marched up And down the falls road big Respect for everyone of them,, And boy they can play very well 👌 God bless all of you over in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 welcome back anytime,, Love your band and always will do,,

Whoever the architect was that designed the steel frame windows should have been sent back to school. The amount of condensation sitting on the concrete cill every morning was atrocious and contributed to the dampness that was prevalent in most houses.

Love Scot’s ❤

Im a govan boy. Loyalist. Dont listen to propaganda

My Grandmother lived in the posh part of Govan - She always got the subway over to Byres Road to get her messages out the more high end establishments

Up the James Connolly RFB 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏 Tiocfaidh ár lá ☘️🇮🇪

Watched this got nothing from it other than the fact that there was at that time a vast divide between rich and poor that still exists to this day other than the fact the people were exploited by minions at the bottom and the crooks that run the city and shame to say nothing has changed was there recently. 2019 they may have tried to clean it up but underneath its still a midden and the folks seem to like it that way.

Very interesting look at life in Glasgow

Govan and Priesthill, Ma Da Served his time in Fairfields Govan Born and Bred (God Bless 🙏🏻) Happy Memories of My Relatives from Govan and Pollock. Film was Great, Tony Adamson.

Great documentary my mum & her family grew up in Govan kintra street my aunt & uncle owned the Albion way pub 😊 my dad worked in govan shipyards, I hope the people in this documentary lived full & happy lives 😊

That lass at 29 mins hit home how I felt while deployed in NI. Family from Kerry my gran moved us to Scotland. Growing up through the 70s on army movies that's what I wanted to do. Irish and growing up as a Scottish lad. I joined the Scottish divisions and had originally been told we were being deployed to Derry to help the catholics. How fkn quickly that changed. Home then deployed to Belfast at the barracks initially. Catholic and always in trouble due to being sent to detain catholics who in my eyes were fighting for equal rights. In my honest opinion, if you want to be British feck off to england. WTF does Scotland or Ireland have to do with the union jack. Took me a year or so to sink in I was not seen as a Scottish soldier but a British soldier. I've never in my life been British. Always an Irish Scotsmen. Sadly naive as a teenager. Sadly Adams sold everyone out and should be treated as the traitor he is. They say things have changed, not in areas such as Derry, Belfast and more Ballycastle with its red white and blue kerbing. Scotland is still as divided, on that note I did have a rangers supporter tell me he didn't care what religion I am. Astounded due to tje times I grew up in

my grandmother and grandad lived there as well from the 70s through to the early 90s just above the school

Moved to 74 Aberdalgie Road in October 1958 from the Gallowgate on my tenth birthday. Then there wasn't even street lights or pavements on Westerhouse road. had to walk a couple of hundred yards often in the dark on very muddy conditions to catch the number 41 bus to Duke Street.

very interesting. all the east end housing was let down by the council. (cranhill, easterhouse, queenslie, etc). you'd put in for a repair..... never get it.... and thats just the tip of the iceberg. never be ashamed of where you came (Glasgow made me what I am). There is no two ways about it ; the areas were neglected. Still are.

I was born and raised in a scheme not unlike this one. I thought my scheme had problems until I came to america and saw some of the worst neighborhoods I had ever seen in my life.

Glasgow back then was brutal on its knees still room for improvement today

Great documentary. I grew up in Swinton, Baillieston during the 70s and 80s. I remember The Voice newspaper (had long forgotten about that !!) being delivered through my parents letterbox. Thanks for posting this, it brings back memories.

Government slums.UNACCEPTABLE.

SO TRUE IN THESE PEOPLES COMMENTS.KEEP THE MASSES POOR AND THEY THE PEOPLE WILL BE ROBOTS TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

The flute band used to come to cork at Easter during the 90s

Watched this a million times now. Some inspiration here with some views still applying today! Up The Workers Up The James Connolly 1st RFB 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🤝 a massive respect and solidarity to the people of Govan from a Drumchapel Bhoy ✊🏻

Lived dunskaith place 1965-1979 left when they pulled our street down .loved living in our PEN.

High lighting the troubles n the occupied six counties with my catholic’s cousins that was why a joined a felt it was my duty to go on in learn as much as a could like growing up listening to Pearce the proclamation in hearing about innocent catholic’s getting killed n the north of our country a loved the bands went home to Ireland 4 times a year reading the republican news paper it band practice the trips to Ireland were heart enlightened playing all the songs a heard going fishing trips as a 10year old boy great upbringing so proud of my father for keeping me on the right path in life 🇮🇪32

My nana lived here, utter cesspit and was always scared going to visit her as a little girl. Shame on GCC Planning isolating thousands of impoverished people in the middle of nowhere in substandard housing.

I remember Easterhouse in the late 1980s. Dante's inferno comes to mind. I was a security guard for a few days. My father told me that when it was first built, people nick-named it Exodus because everybody wanted out as soon as they arrived. I forget the street names, but I have this memory of burnt-out cars and a 30-foot-high water spout on the pavement. Half the houses were boarded up. It looked like a third-world nightmare Disneyland in the city of culture.

Ned central, I wouldn't live in Easterhouse if the council paid my rent every month.

Easterhouse was never really uphill!

Who made the film? Was it a local production company. I loved watching this. I was doing the same in my in Ayrshire - recording all the miners and their wives just as the pits were closing and the villages turned into ghost towns.

Didn’t mention the best band the billy Reid / parkhead rfb stil on the road 🇮🇪

Does anyone remember the Dobbies.

Thank you for so many memories 💖

Stayed in shettlston moved to lockend Rd in the 70s for short time.💯👌

Fantastic Documentary. 💯👌

Deserts wae Windeas 🤣😂