From Wexford but used to love a day out to Dublin in the late 80s as a child. Used to love Moore Street and the women selling the fruit. So sad to see it all gone. They were great characters and they lit up the city.
i once was an international student from china studying economy in DBS. i spent 8 years in Dublin,from age 24 to 32, which is the best time of my life. i do miss the street,the city and the friendly irish people over there.
Heartbreaking to see it now. We call ourselves Dub's, We should be ashamed of ourselves. Letting our heritage slip away without a fight. I would join and fight to keep it. I was fed out of Moore St like thousands we're. 😭✊🍀🇮🇪
How things have changed in Moore St it's fabulous to look back at what was a thriving street the memories of which we will never see the likes of again, salt of the earth people.
I agree you have noting but afro wig shops Asian shops and all sorts there now. It never will be how it was I'm from Dublin so I can only talk from my experience. Packed street now there is not so much anymore of what use to be. R I P old dublin xxxx better times simpler
As a kid in 70s ,I used to get my school bag in a shop there,pick up our fruit an fish ,an whatever the price of a bus ride back out home was,my mother would say don't dilly dally either an pick up my magazine at stall on henry st beside clarks .Fuck me ,still have those memories of some of the great women an characters there an the bingo hall cries as ya walked down it .Terrible shame whats happened to it ,absolute kip now .
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From Wexford but used to love a day out to Dublin in the late 80s as a child. Used to love Moore Street and the women selling the fruit. So sad to see it all gone. They were great characters and they lit up the city.
i once was an international student from china studying economy in DBS. i spent 8 years in Dublin,from age 24 to 32, which is the best time of my life. i do miss the street,the city and the friendly irish people over there.
Heartbreaking to see it now. We call ourselves Dub's, We should be ashamed of ourselves. Letting our heritage slip away without a fight. I would join and fight to keep it. I was fed out of Moore St like thousands we're. 😭✊🍀🇮🇪
How things have changed in Moore St it's fabulous to look back at what was a thriving street the memories of which we will never see the likes of again, salt of the earth people.
Was great to see a picture of my Granny at the very beginning of this! Great pictures
Dublin in the Rare Old Times, sadly gone forever.
Would bring a tear to your eye 😢it’s a hell hole now 🤬🤬
It will never be the again all Kinds of everything in it now 👎👎
I agree you have noting but afro wig shops Asian shops and all sorts there now. It never will be how it was I'm from Dublin so I can only talk from my experience. Packed street now there is not so much anymore of what use to be.
R I P old dublin xxxx better times simpler
As a kid in 70s ,I used to get my school bag in a shop there,pick up our fruit an fish ,an whatever the price of a bus ride back out home was,my mother would say don't dilly dally either an pick up my magazine at stall on henry st beside clarks .Fuck me ,still have those memories of some of the great women an characters there an the bingo hall cries as ya walked down it .Terrible shame whats happened to it ,absolute kip now .
Have ya'll seen what it looks like now? Shame. I have family there still and what they describe is nuts.
I came here because of Mr's Brown's Boys Movie.
We were teens from Cork(!) visiting Dublin, and cough cough, laughing at the accents of the Moore St fruit-sellers, cough.😅😅😅
Now it's full of 5h1t5k1n5