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Hands: Dublin's Workhorses

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  • 18-03-2020 10:24pm
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    Ah Dublin. What a great oul' town it was. And Eamonn Mac Thomáis' accent is like honey to the ears.



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    tricky D
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    Remember them coming out in the morning from Grenville/Bath Lane onto Gardiner Place up to around 85.


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    AMKC
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    Now would be a great time for someone in Dublin to get loads of photo's and video of Dublin during this Pandemic.

    Live long and Prosper

    Peace and long life.



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    Vorsprung
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    JayZeus wrote: »
    Ah Dublin. What a great oul' town it was. And Eamonn Mac Thomáis' accent is like honey to the ears.


    William Fitz (from 14 mins) is my grand uncle. I’d never seen this before, though it seems the rest of my family have.

    Thanks for posting it.


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    Edgware
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    JayZeus wrote: »
    Ah Dublin. What a great oul' town it was. And Eamonn Mac Thomáis' accent is like honey to the ears.

    Jays de oul tenements were great. You'd miss livin 14 to a room watchin Dicey Reilly and Bang Bang


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