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P D Fitzgerald
Registrace 8. 10. 2007
Video
Glin 1971 - Part 4
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Paddy Doyle @ 0:37. Dermot Fitzgerald (Mill St.) @ 3:00.
Glin 1971 - Part 1
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I uploaded a new Glin video from the 1960's here - czcams.com/video/HHlDP9gWrzg/video.html
Glin 1971 - Part 9
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Glin school and then Ballyguiltenane school @ 2:31 Marie Fitzgerald @ 2:13
Glin 1971 - Part 8
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Glin Rovers soccer match in Danaher's field from 1:07. Maurice Fitzgerald (Creagh St.) @ 0:29 and his wife Mary @ 4:34. Kathleen Fitzgerald @ 5:00.
I love G;in, thx for sharing
Glinn, where. Is this Carlow 🤔☘️
Is this Co Carlow if so ive been there many time's. my mother and her people being from carlow. The Barrow down at saint Mullins if I'm right. I'm a jackeen 😂✊☘️
While they were dancing. there was an Industrial school so-called, about a mile away from town center where children were being subjected to atrocious living conditions. The name of the place was St. Joseph's Industrial School for boys of which I was a resident from 1953 to 1958. I have experienced firsthand the brutality of some of the so-called Christian Brothers who managed that hellhole, a former workhouse turned into a childcare facility. This place was supposed to care for children born into abstract poverty and other wayward children. It was operated well into the sixties with an Iron fist by a Catholic Religious order and its reputation was deserving.
Where is this Glin Carlow,. I'm a jackeen and my mother and her people are from Carlow. We had our monster houses up here to. Animals that whole system, rotten to the core. Many died in violent ways that were never recorded.. ✊ ☘️
Glin in west limerick was the torture residence for young children who had the misfortune to be born into poverty. Rather than have these children be housed in a humane environment, the courts put these unfortunates in these hellholes, The whole population of Ireland turned a blind eye to this, as a result thousands of young people at sixteen faced the world well versed in catechism. and nothing to help them in the world which they were dumped @@deeppurple883
The place is in west Co. Limerick between Foynes and Tarbert @@deeppurple883
Only into the 1970's did the people of Ireland wake up to the atrocities that took place behind those high walls screened by the law courts and the Catholic Church. They awarded me about sixty thousand dollars for the abuse under their care. It should have been at least a million dollars. The award was to keep quiet and swept under the rug as is usual with such organized. There was one benefit, it turned me away from the church for life. @@deeppurple883
Glin is in west Limerick.
tarbert power station 3:56
It is a very very beautiful town but it is missing a lot of stuff now sad days and years
Can you please tell me what this piece of music is? This is a wonderful video
My dad Michael Dillane left Glin in 1961. I’m sitting here beside him watching these videos. Thanks very much
My dad Michael Dillane left Glin in 1961. He’s sitting here beside me watching these videos. Thanks very much
I was here in the 60s in the industrial school,
My family are in this video thank you for posting it is much appreciated
Hi John. I am writing an article on a Fr Denis Browne who was in Glin in the early 1970s. Do you know if any of these videos were taken by Fr. Browne?
All of them are by far browne
yes a beautiful village ,my grandfather came from KILLEANEY he was DAN HUNT visited the place quiet a few times in the last couple of years ,and im going again soon
Alan. My father in law would've gone to that school also in the 60's Would like to ask if you knew him. Estherdowling@eircom.net
Alan. My father in law would've gone to that school also in the 60's Would like to ask if you knew him. Estherdowling@eircom.net
I went to the Industrial school at the top of the village,hard days they where,been back to glin last year and stayed at the B&B in Glin on the right hand side as you go up the main street,next to the pub,Eileen made us very welcome. So many memories of glin ,the village,the dentist near the church,the pebble beach,your video is fantastic and I thank you for it. regards Alan.
My dad Simon O'Sullivan has just watched this video and his words are "thanks for the beautiful memories from the town I love so well...which will always be my home, and UP GLIN'...has brought a tear to his eye!..x
I feel the same
My favourite bit is at 4 minutes 20 seconds. It's Mary O'connor licking an ice cream...!!!