Galway city a fascinating Journey the 1960's to the 2010's
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Just a few images i threw together of Galway city from 1960's
1970's 1980's 1990's
2000's and the present Decade
It's interesting to see how Galway has changed over time.
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The 90’s Galway was my favorite🥰
I have wonderful memories of Galway city and Salthill as a small boy on holidays in the late 60's, and my dad rowing us up the Corrib, blue dragon flies alighting on the oars, and picnics on the riverbank at Menlo castle. Passed through Galway last summer with my own family. Sorry to say very disappointed with what we found - grubby streets, haphazard ugly development around the harbour and Spanish Arch, dreadful lunch in a cafe, not particularly friendly, crowded. Left quickly. In contrast, we had the most wonderful, enjoyable holiday ever in Connemara.
I may be 60+ year's removed, to another land away from my heritage... but I'm still and always will be a Galway girl.
Galway is the best place on earth and this video is class
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing. --Keivn Whelan
The 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s Galway always had magical attraction.. The City of the Tribes. One of the bastions of culture😂😂😂 Muhammad was the most popular boys name in 2022. Maybe the NUIG was reason for that??
nice video , good times ,
Thanks!
Thanks!
What year would any one think that the photo with the horse and cart would be?
I love Galway
This was so moving,and I loved seeing the town as it was back then. It's surprising-and gratifying to see that many of the old shop names still exist. Thank you,BIGTIME!
Your Welcome!! Also If you like check out this one on Dublin City ua-cam.com/video/G65KNTlN680/v-deo.html
My dad left Galway in 49 right off the farm. But Galway never left him. Thank you for posting these.
Loved 80s and 90s photos. I have a photo of rumours 1986 if you'd like it
That was around my time. Wasn't it upstairs?
@@pburke5274 yes upstairs
Great work Stuart, where did you source all the photographs?
What is that free-standing structure at 0:45?
The Browne Doorway on Eyre Square.
Is there any Irish left in Galway now
There was no Irish spoken there during that time either
Definitely-and if not,make it so.
Too many immigrants
@@ciarandevaney385 God bless your innocence!
The correct sentence should be, ARE there any Irish left in Galway? To answer your question, yes, there was a considerable number of Irish people in Galway when I visited recently.