Louisa st.

[glenb]

Wasn't the Cossack

[tboy]

Remember the Big King Billy on the gable wall on a street that ran off Louisa St, there was a chip shop and a sweet shop there also. My Brother told me there was a pub off Louisa st (going towards Crumlin st) that was very rough

crumlin street was a long way from louisa st. in them days at least

[mrs mourinho]

crumlin street was a long way from louisa st. in them days at least

i don,t remember crumlin street, was it not cromwell street,,,

[glenb]

Meant to say Crumlin Road (Crumlin st was in Ardoyne ran from Brookfield st to Flax st)

tboy, the pub was "Ernies" off Louisa st, lot of the Bone drank in it my brother said there was another one owned by a Pole down there also, maybe he's thinking of that French resistance git you were on about....

[Boney Hills]

Ernie's, on the corner of Druse Street between Louisa Street and Hillview Street. It was lively on the week-end snugs were downstairs, ladies only I think also had a room upstairs. a room upstairs

[tboy]

your right glenb, ernies was on the corner, the old bone guys loved it,barney caulfield et al. maybe we missed a generation of tolerant people?

[tboy]

the cossack was further along run by a fennian from the markets, just proves that they were unusual times before the blow up

[driver4012]

was it  called the everton bar ?

[glenb]

The one I was on about was called "Ernies"

there was another one according to my brother that was run by a Pole, people in the Bone would just say I'm going down to the 'poles", don't know the name

There was Diamonds, but that was in the Bone

[mrs mourinho]

was it  called the everton bar ?

what bout bob halls bar that was in the middle of everton street we lived next door to it 

[RabRow]

Was the bar in Everton St not called the Councillor. The Everton Bar was on the corner of Everton St and the Crumlin Rd. Think there was a bar opposite it called the Alderman. on the corner with a Jeffrey Street.

[mrs mourinho]

i just knew it as bob hall,s,    

[tboy]

The one I was on about was called "Ernies"

there was another one according to my brother that was run by a Pole, people in the Bone would just say I'm going down to the 'poles", don't know the name

There was Diamonds, but that was in the Bone

  ah yes that was 'the hop poles' on fulham broadway

[geordie2]

my  wifes  brothers  wife  (  sister-in-law )  came from Louisa  Street. they were called Bunting.  Linda, Margert, Elizabeth  roy and Alan.

[tboy]

is one's wife's brother's wife one's sister in law? thats a lot of commas, but it could start a new thread