Clonard area memories

[arkie]

 
 
ST. GALLS.

[justluvbeingme]

 
LEOVILLE ST.

ah, thats my street, great memories from there, born in the very first house at the bottom, lived there till i was 13,
jus

[justluvbeingme]

 
 
ST. GALLS.

my brothers went to this school and my son also.
jus

[arkie]

 
ST. GALLS EARLY 70s

[arkie]

 
THE END OF AN ERA.

[ainejo1]

no one seems to remember the wee woman sat at the corner of odessa st, she was blind and had a tin cup she would hold out to passers by, looking for some help.i remember her when i would go to the monastery with my ma.

I remember the little woman her brother brought her up to clonard street   i would pass her on the way to school  and when i put my penny in her cup she always said God bless you   used to feel sorry for her  out in the cold...my goodness it takes ya down memory lane a place i often visit now  a days so in a do,

[Astor]

my brothers went to this school and my son also.
jus

My two brothers as well Jus - probably in the mid fifties

[gismo]

hi it wasent rosemary mc guire it was roseleen she lived the last house on clonard gardens just before houstons grocery shop and facing kitty greenings shop.she had red hair .her brother eugen joined the us army gismo

[gismo]

do u remember mccormacks shop facing troddens on the corner he use to make his own ice lollies also we would go to lynches kane st bombay st corner our nearest chippy was the key supper saloon in cuper st beside the pawn shop om the other corner was mary youngs shop .but she sold the shop to a mr salmon he was very fond of the girls he employed.across the road was larkins toy shop my frinds and i had a very large magnet and we use to move the metal toys up and down the window i am sure the owner mr larkin was suprised the next moening  gismo

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