It was the first time I’d been. My Father’s surname was Timmins. His father had been a barman and went to fight in WW1 “for home rule” and only survived the war by a matter of months. Having been born in England myself, it’s a little hard to determine the invisible sectarian boundaries of areas but in childhood my father, his brothers and Granny had to leave because of threats from a unionist mob. I don’t think they returned, though I know they tried to on one occasion. From murals at the lower end of the street I’d guessed it was a nationalist area, though, I guess, it is quite a long street! The course of the street now is broken by a new set of houses being built - between 188 and the lower end. Looked pretty smart with 188 a bit of a blot in the middle, a shame really. Interesting to hear there was a jewish community round there as well.