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The rare auld time are gone😢.

I was there

Who was Dick Pine?

Brilliant

Now we are in 2024

Where did it all go wrong 😢 Moore Street is foreigner central with no good intentions

good bit of fun that is I take my boats on that river

What fine-looking horses, hard working men lovely handmade carts full of the best fruit and vegetables that you can get in any town, the sellers and buyers all with cherry voices, quick smiles and always Thank You

great video

Our dublin now gone 😢🇮🇪

Brian Rix was still playing. wow.

Remember it well. Even in the early 90’s it was great.

12:36 is that moment when the great Pat Jennings’ long and illustrious career effectively came to an end.

Ah, the days when Oxford Utd had 4 stands

i was there lol

Not a foreigner in sight....when I'm president they are all gone....😁😁😁😁

In Dublin the forbidden fruit is fruit.

Wow! I love it!

Topman Legend 💯❤👌👊😎

That was brilliant

I’m honored to be the first comment for such an old video.

How well does Lawrence play?

Nah, hang on. Adams first appearence? Anyway...

I was 7 in 1983 my last name is Farmer it comes from the term tax collector that got rich on their own right, its an Irish/English surname.🙂☘️

Was 20 then and living in Dublin. Didn’t shop in Moore street much as out of the way of where I lived. And fruit? Students didn’t eat fruit. I spent all me money on whiskey and beer and books and cigarettes and the occasional groovy outfit and going to plays and gigs and pizzas and chips and toast. No idea how I was so skinny then tbh. We did buy coal during 82-84 when I lived in a shared house in the north side but it was a fuckin nightmare getting it home as none of us had a car. Briquettes on the bus.

foive for fifteeeeeee

At halloween a you could buy a pack of bangers on Moore street with only 8 in the box instead of 10 all for a pound.De rare ould times Mr brennan.

This was before large supermarkets and globalization took hold! You couldn't sell fruit and veg or coal like that today!

Can remember coal deliveries coming by horse and cart in the seventies, did not know it was still going on in the eighties.

Good times. Good memories. Times of progress and optimism for the future. Today, unfortunately, we are unable to inspire our children for the future, because evil has a tight grip on the neck of humanity.

Now you get a cents like a broken down computer . Stress on the brain ...

Before the Crappy EU....

I used to love blackbird leys up to the point 8 called myself a leyser yeah right to the point when I needed my fellow leysers and they let me down big time "great community " yeah great big lie I left I have never gone back I'm sad to learn mick died but that night changed everything ,this is the nearest I've voted to blackbirdleys since and hopefully the nearest I ever will come

You can't actually die of Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's affects brain functioning (adversely), but cause of death is not commonly related to it

L0Ve

I know I'm a little late but congratulations 🎊

"Charlie Nich-olas, Is a w*nker, is a w*nker, Charlie Nich-olas, Is a W*nker, Is a W*nker" 7:39 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Jazus, be gorra and If I get hold of ya ded, we had gas in Mercer house in the 1960's, coal was a luxury.....

My DNA gives me a 96%% Irish Heritage ( both parents from Dublin ) and 4% from the Normandy region . The name could be a French name as a Dog handler who hunts birds 🐦🤔

Hi Lewis, around that time the clever Brackett"s ( Lawers, Doctors, Teachers) left for a new life and the farmers stayed in Norfolk or moved to County Cork Ireland. That is only a brief summary of a great big family

Hi Kevin ... I am a Brackett, and wondering how many Brackett's are still in England? My father's family immigrated to the Massachusetts bay colony in 1630..So of course there are a few scattered around here and there... He came from Norfolk, and the family is thought to have come to England from Normandy, France at the time of Duke William in 1066. The name Brackett has two meanings... First, its the name of a Viking mead made with fermented honey... Another French version of the name means those landowners who hunted with hounds...i hope there is something you can tell me. Thanks, Lewis Brackett in San Diego...

Well that just inspired me to go for a run!

Give me that full fat butter of yesteryear that that crap we spread now😢

My dad, a grower, used to bring vegs up to Dublin market. He loved the Moore Street vendors. He'd come home with fruit and fish, special fish you couldn't buy locally. Or sometimes he'd come home with LPs of his favourite classical music, a suit for himself and a fur coat for mam. We used to look forward to him coming home from Dublin market with goodies.

Just spotted S Cousins and Sons Butchers at No 6 I had been in there a couple of times in the 60's. Related distantly.

My da left his horse with CIÉ known he would die when he got the scammel 3 wheeler Lester was his name poor horse got a terrible retirement.

Jack Moraine (Bristol University ABC) (Red) Lost (RSC1) versus Tom Scott (Oxford University ABC) (Blue)

Yid be on Henry Street and someone would shout, 'Get the last of de wrappin paper" and you would look up and see loads of kids with wrapping paper.

I was born in 82 this looks alot older more like 70's

Do you recall what month you were there? My family and i went in june of 2004 and my brother was also always at the pitch playing soccer, would’ve been crazy if our families bumped into eachother!