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Richie Cranium wrote: »Yeah i remember Eddie Batt,it was bad luck if you didnt say hello to him
,he died about 3 years ago,i cant say i heard of Joey De Blanc though.
Joey de Blanc was from Doyle street iirc, you'd see him walking around the ballybricken and barrack st areas, this would have been in the 80's/early 90's. He had a shock of bright red hair in a kind of afro so you couldn't miss him if you saw him. Kids would shout out "JOEY" when they'd see him and run which was probably a bit cruel as he seemed a harmless sort but kids will be kids I guess.0 -
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Ali Akbar Rafsanjani is an Iranian politician who was particularly prominent on the news in the 1980s (http://www.iranchamber.com/history/arafsanjani/akbar_rafsanjani.php)
The Iranian politicians have a great sense of humour. They were annoyed with Maggie Thatcher about something, so to retaliate the renamed the street the British Embassy is on from Winston Churchill St to Bobby Sands Street. Remember this was the 1980s so you can imagine some British Foreign office having to put 'British Embassy, Bobby Sands St, Tehran' on their letterhead. Unfortunately the British decided to use the name of a nearby street as their address on their letterheads, even though strictly they aren't correct to do so.
Ha ha fairplay Dayshah,but i doubt thats what Davey is shouting about,i see him most days so ill say it to him the next time 0 -
YoureSoVain wrote: »Even though I'm not from the city I know all these people.
Howdo...aka Michael Thomas O Shea. Friendly fella shouts "how-do" or sometimes "do-how"! Also says "my good and honourable lady"
Tawdy-Tawdy Morrissey. Can be ok at times ! Seen on Trmore rd in high viz jacket
My Town...aka Skin...aka Peter Sinnott. Shouts "its my fu**in town". But knows when to hold his tongue when in shops etc
Mad Maria...Frizzy red hair....not seen in years
Davy....(Singh???) Mixed race. Bit scary sometimes. His sister would also be a well known figure around town
3 dog Keating.....the name says it all ! Seen sitting on windowsill of Abrakebabra on Saturday night
Monica....not seen in years. Presumed dead. Lady of the night ! Long black hair and dressed in black
Shammy....Seamus Kavanagh. Nice man....to people who treated him with respect. Carried a stick. Used to have a dog years ago. Spoke about Mount Sion matches. Great sense of humour. Died about 3 years ago
Peter....used to carry kettle.Lived in Ferrybank. The story goes that his family died in a fire and he never got over it. Died a few years ago
There are quite a few other characters about town. Such as the woman who walks around town in the middle of the night picking up rubbish....sometimes going through the bins....checks public telephones for change....wears purple/wine colours?
Anyone remember Miller and Cashin?
And poor Martin Hunt RIP from Trinity Square. Hated American tourists, and would give them an awful time if he came across one in town. He always had a hurley and sliotar with him, and the bandage on his head with a ketchup stain to make it look like blood! He stood at the top of Patrick Street one day and hit the sliotar straight full force straight down the hill, didn't care who he hit
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Anyone remember Davie Murry? Waterford.. he was a nice man too, may he rest in peace.
Loved the drink & lived on the streets with sham, miller and cash and a few others!
It's sad that they choose to disconnect themselfs from the real world because of drink.
But doesn't every drug addict in their own way, they can't help it, or whatever reasons they have.
I allways thought it was cool they could be just sitting there and i'd allways say well to Davie
and no matter how drunk he was he'd ask how my family were, he was highly intelligent as well.
They'd often pass down our street singing and shoutng, my mom wouldn't even say anything if they plucked a rose from her garden
It's strange because i lived with an alcoholic most of my youth, it's not plesent by any means, yet we never spoke that much.
The how-do man vid reminds me of brother finbar who was in saint declan's!
Back when they still got away with corporal punishment
LOL "it's my town" i forget who that is, little small guy maybe in fisherman's jumper hmm..
I use to go out in cork a lot, the street folk down in cork were pritty scary,
it reminded me of some sort of freaky circus act, maybe coz i was twisted too.
They'd be siting in the windows watching you eat your burger n chip.
How do people get soo messed up.
If you mean that tiny girl with the long wild foxy hair, i seen her only last week in town somewhere Maria.
That monica one disapeared a long time ago.
I remember martin too big into his hurling,
he would come into the kitchen in kylemore cafe and give oranges to the girls.
wow what a blast from the past0 -
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Not davy no , he is tall lad in his late 30s id say was in court while back ye allways see him with a can one arm in his jacket other arm swinging , not sonny know him too
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No not him either is muckel dead ye cause its name like that...
muckel died year or 2 ago from a drug overdose he was a lovely person grown up and came from a well respected family just got mixed up with the wrong crowd as he got older
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