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Is that where e used to go when he was mitching;-). I doubt he can see his school from that one?

Thank you! And yes, I'm sure this is the iron footbridge at Farrenboley National School, crossing the Harcourt Street railway line from Lower Churchtown Road to Columbanus Road.

Would that be Taney National School and, of course, that's the Harcourt Street line. A sister-in-law of mine taught in that school. That line has always fascinated me. It's good the line was preserved or we wouldn't have the LUAS Green Line. I could tell a story about that school, the disused line, a set of car keys and a naughty pupil but daren't :D

Na Glasáin?

Swordscookie Oi! I didn't where I am today by mitching off school!

Here is the same bridge in 1994, in bits:



This is now the site of Windy Arbour Station on the Luas green line.

maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,715834,732800,12,9 Ah Ha ! There's O'Dea's Mk2 Morris Minor. ZU 2716 catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000306129

National Library of Ireland on The Commons According to O Mac 's valuable research this is still the pre-ZIK382 era :-) It only began in 1963.

It looks a bit different today (Streetview)

Sharon Corbet I would have thought the photograph was taken looking west? The terrace on the left is still there. www.google.com.hk/maps/@53.332777,-6.259813,3a,75y,287.5h...

Sharon Corbet O Mac Should I change the title to "Where's the Morris Minor" then????