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This is a Brilliant documentary. It was really well researched. I live very close to that spot on ticknock and i never heard about these events. I will go there this week and visit the plaque.

Good documentary, very informative 🎬📷. However, so tragic though 😪

It is a sad story. Both her life and her departure from it had little joy. At least she is not forgotten.

Thanks you rip Lissie

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A sad miscarriage of justice.

listen to leeson street lady by bagatelle a reminder of what it would have been like to be a working girl

Such a sad story 😢 I have really good friends in Dublin. Love Dublin and the Wicklow Area.

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I just discovered this channel yesterday. This story is sad indeed. Thank you for a well written and researched case.

Bang Bang shot me waiting on a bus in patricks street, he scared tha living daylights out of me, what a great character.

Really nice city, enjoyed walking with you, love the streetnoise, sounds of people alive and kicking, thankyou from Montreal, Canada!

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My aunt gave my sister a doll called Honour Bright, 1970s. Always wondered about the name. Might be after a race horse? New Zealand.

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I used to run by that spot many times and alwys wondered who Honour Bright was. Great documentary, well researched and a targic story. So many of them over the years

Nice video, always interested me why Eire/Eriu isn't mentioned more or hardly at all in the Irish Mythological Cycle. Go raibh mile maith agat for sharing.🌱🌅🍀

I think I will be soon living there. Now I am in talks with my new "job place". So I am doing research on the town and I think I like it already. Btw I am living now in Newry, Northern Ireland.

Hel or hell in Norse mythology was originally the name of the place of the dead and later still the norse goddess of death. Maybe a leftover placename from Dublin’s viking past... the term is also etymologically related to the words hall and valhalla, an afterlife 'hall of the slain' in Norse Mythology. To quote " Hall and its numerous Germanic cognates derive from Proto-Germanic *hallō 'covered place, hall', from Proto-Indo-European"

Thank you. Brillant to learn pieces if history like this.

Thank you for the video.

This was so interesting. I love history, so i like that you showed photographs and visited the areas where Lizzie lived her life. It was so touchin when you placed the flowers at both sites.

Dear Peter! The history of the bridge is very stormy and interesting. And the "relocation" of the beautiful Richmond Tower is a school example of human will to do something. Thank you for sharing their story.

This is very interesting to hear about the Bloody Bridge in Dublin and the story behind it all thanks again Peter.🌞👍🇮🇪

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I would love to know, what happened to her son??? PLEEEASE, DO A UPDATE! ❤ RIP ANGEL! 😘😘😘

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Well done amazing story thanks you ,defo something was hid thank you rest in eternal peace Lizzy oneill x

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@Walking With Peter - Oooh, what about the old tunnel for the railway that used to run across the top of Misery hill? (roughly where the main entrance to "The Marker" is. across to the plaza opposite)

@blr95 -- Thank you so very much for this charmjng breath of fresh air. Privileged to visit your beautiful country, years ago, delighted to find National Pride alive & well, there. Not a hint of litter anywhere. Here in Commiefornia, USA, most everywhere one travels is akin to visiting a garbage dump. Litter everywhere. So sad. Your music is great fun, always enjoyable, & will never be able to get enough of it. Two thumbs up to all the musicians, wonderful & appreciated talent, especially the young ones, keeping tradition alive. Blessings...

An interesting story but very sad. Lizzie was an innocent rural girl with beauty and kindness. A perfect target for nefarious people and someone who easily fell into a life of shame, poverty and necessity. Your presentation of Liizzie's life was sensitive and respectful. I just liked and subbed. Excellent work.

The case should be reopened. Apart fron the sensation 'Was there a cover up?' How could evidence be given to her son in 1961 when the case had not been solved? We are talking about murder! A good video Peter, thank you.

Very interesting! Thanks for this.

Dear Peter! This is a very interesting and fantastic story, one of the thousands of Dublin stories. It's a shame that the statue has not been preserved for posterity.

At 1:21 looking up the lane way the stone wall on your right with the railings was used by people to sharpen their swords, you can see the markings when up close.

Great channel! I miss my home...beautiful Dublin.

I liked hearing about this dangerous alley in Dublin and the story behind it it is a really scary area especially with the wood devil statue thanks Peter. 🏘⛪🇮🇪

Interesting, I did not know that! Thanks

Hello from Brazil ☕️. Interesting video. Congratulations for your work 👏🏻

That was really interesting Peter, thank you for your video's they are so good. I really enjoy your history ones especially. I love coming over to Dublin from England and your channel has helped me immensely find my way around your great City, with your brilliant walks😊

Makes sense when you consider “deviling “ is part of the barrister trade.thanks.

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