Old Dublin character Johnny Forty Coats. This man could often be seen on the 44 bus to Enniskerry and always insisted on sitting in the same seat.

Dublin teddy boys 1957

Like the horrible bombing at Omagh, this bomb killed innocent people, unlike Omagh, no one was ever brought to justice and no warning was given before the bomb went off. The attacks left 33 persons dead and almost 300 injured, the largest number of casualties in any single day in The Troubles. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_and_monaghan_bombings http://www.irishhistorylinks.net/History_Links/DublinBomb_1974.jpg It is the worst paramilitary attack in terms of fatalities in

How about posting photos and video's of a rapidly changing Dublin?..FmBRi_r1D7o&feature=relatedI've some old photo's of home...

Corporation Buildings, Dublin 1960's.

The Peacock Pub junction of Marlborough Street, and Waterford Street, Dublin 1, Waterford Street has been eraced from the map.

Summerhill, Dublin 1970's.

Sean McDermott Street, Dublin 1

A CIÉ carter on Portland Row, Dublin, 1967.

Stopping for a natter on Sean McDermott Street, Dublin.

Dublin Inner city!

North Cumberland Street, Dublin.