Can anyone help?

hcottybuds1

hi all,can you help?
this was posted in another board:

An odd request...
I am probably posting this in the wrong forum but sure here goes. I have a friend in the states whos grandfather is from Cork. He wants to visit the area but doesnt know where in Cork it is. All he has is a picture and i was wondering would anyone recognise the area?
I have attached the image. Hope someone can help!
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one person said they really think it's Moyderwell Street in Tralee but he no longer lives in tralee so can't go back and have a second look.the only pic on the net of Moyderwell Street is this





which looks like it could be it.
can anyone say for sure that it is/isn't the right street.
thanks a million

oleary91

I am sure that is Moyderwell..

hcottybuds1

oleary91 wrote: »

I am sure that is Moyderwell..

would you say 90% or more sure?

Vain

Its Moyderwell street alright only down the road from me. Will try and take a pic some time soon to show you what it looks like now

RichyX

oleary91 wrote: »

I am sure that is Moyderwell..

+1

Lived very near there a couple of years ago.
Can't think of anywhere else it might be.

hcottybuds1

oleary91 wrote: »

I am sure that is Moyderwell..

Vain wrote: »

Its Moyderwell street alright only down the road from me. Will try and take a pic some time soon to show you what it looks like now

that would be brilliant if you could

RichyX wrote: »

+1

Lived very near there a couple of years ago.
Can't think of anywhere else it might be.

thanks everyone for your help

carchaeologist

Yep,110%moyderwell,i can see the bike shop on the left.Looks like it was taken in the late 60s/early 70s.

Thats a great picture,has he got anymore like that?I love to see old photos like that:)It would be nice to take a pic at the same angle today..

carchaeologist

Heres the best i could do with a phone camera and bad weather...


hope this helps...

hcottybuds1

carchaeologist wrote: »

Yep,110%moyderwell,i can see the bike shop on the left.Looks like it was taken in the late 60s/early 70s.

Thats a great picture,has he got anymore like that?I love to see old photos like that:)It would be nice to take a pic at the same angle today..

110%,thats great news

this was the only other pic he had


it's a cork number plate and he said it was taken in cork so no one ever thought it would be anywhere else.
i'd love to see it today too but i'm in cork and if it was here i'd be straight down with my camera so i'm looking for one last favor off anybody who can help.please:)
here's the full story on it with pics of the other places people thought it might of been
http://www.peoplesrepublicofcork.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141747

hcottybuds1

carchaeologist wrote: »

Heres the best i could do with a phone camera and bad weather...


hope this helps...

thats brillent man,thank you very much

carchaeologist

No probs with the pic,i love seeing old and new pics like that!


That car is a renault 4,first registered in march or april 1971 in cork city.EZF is a cork city allocation.Its impossible to say where that one was taken though..

Doesn't that Renault 4 look like the one thats always parked in that lane behind the multistorey carpark near CH's??? Maybe the horse is queued up for the creamery:D:D Carchaeologist - quick...run down and take a pic of it!!!

carchaeologist

Haha,your dead right that its the same car,

Same type of car,different reg though,theres around 13 years between them..

carchaeologist

Dunno why the today pic of moyderwell deleted,here it is again..

katefromkerry

You mentioned loving old Tralee photographs,

There is a great book title
Images of Ireland
Tralee
1998

compiled by Michael Diggin. Michael as far as I know is from The Rock area
The book contains photographs of Old Tralee, with many familiar faces and places. You might find a copy of it at the Kerry County Library.
The local studies dept upstairs will surely have a copy.
Mick O'Neills books on interviews with the Ould Stock of Tralee are priceless jems of old Tralee.


regarding the old photograph of Moyderwell. Yes, I remember it well,
The shop front Taylors is giving me flashbacks to an old Mr. Taylor who had something to do with eyeglasses. He was not a doctor, but someone who gave you eye tests for glasses??? I am guessing he was there in the early 1960s Back then
Mullins had a shop further down, Dineens further up past the entrace to
Presentation convent. Moyderwell school was on the same street.
There was a sweetie shop next door to the entrance to Presentation.
A chip shop owned by Mr. Boylan from Kevin Barrys area? was located near Mr. Taylors shop.

carchaeologist

katefromkerry wrote: »

You mentioned loving old Tralee photographs,

There is a great book title
Images of Ireland
Tralee
1998

compiled by Michael Diggin. Michael as far as I know is from The Rock area
The book contains photographs of Old Tralee, with many familiar faces and places. You might find a copy of it at the Kerry County Library.
The local studies dept upstairs will surely have a copy.
Mick O'Neills books on interviews with the Ould Stock of Tralee are priceless jems of old Tralee.

Thanks for that kate,i have these already,except for the first old stock of tralee book which is out of print,you are right,they are very good books.

katefromkerry

http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_family_search_form.php

On the above site, find the placename link. Type in
Moydore Well Lane
(use the old spelling) of the street, and you will find all the names of the people who lived there in 1850s.
Taylor is one of them, which in a way confirms the location of the old photograph.
The origin of this thread request was for tracing a family on the street.
The guy from the States who wanted to visit the area in the picture can go to Kerry County Library and view the 1901 and 1911 census.

Stinky45

My grandfathers cousin lived at No 47 during 1901 census... William Howard Browne, his wife's family probably owned the property as they are mentioned Griffiths Evaluation (Foleys's) she the wife of W H Browne was Mary Foley daughter of James Foley long time resident in the Moyderwell area.

I'm trying to track down both the Howard & Browne families from whom W H Browne descended.

Any pointers appreciated

Ciarrai76

Stinky45 wrote: »

My grandfathers cousin lived at No 47 during 1901 census... William Howard Browne, his wife's family probably owned the property as they are mentioned Griffiths Evaluation (Foleys's) she the wife of W H Browne was Mary Foley daughter of James Foley long time resident in the Moyderwell area.

I'm trying to track down both the Howard & Browne families from whom W H Browne descended.

Any pointers appreciated

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