northkingstreet

It was Thursday 5th of June 1969 according to www.calendar-12.com/holidays/corpus_christi/1969

The flats are still there, but I don't see the railing.

cute kids

Awesome

The children look to be in the 3 to 8 year old range, that would make them 51 to 56 years olds now, I wonder how long before someone recognises them?

Deja vu - Deja DOG

Edit looking again it could be Deja CAT!!

All the nearby stuff is redeveloped in streetview but you can still see St. Catherine's Church up on Thomas St in the distance.

Did he move his car 100 Mts to take this photo?

We did discuss this photo earlier in relation to this one also featuring ZIK 382:

ah a Ford Anglia and a Cambridge; unhappy memories of chugging around Donegal in the former

I'm interested by the 'T. Clarke' name over the shop - is it Tom Clarke of Rising fame or just a coincidence? It's interested to see so many well-dressed women standing around, so I suspect that's some sort of after-event. My mother is from Bray and she tells me that Kevin Barry's mother lived there and when she was a child she would see her walking around the town, and people were always doffing their hats to her and she was considered a tragic figure. I think that might have been as last as the 1960s. Had he lived Kevin Barry would undoubtedly have reached a ripe old age, although he might have not been very well known. He died very young.

My grandfather used to sing this after a few glasses: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysH86MMwPs8&list=RDysH86MMwPs8

I think the big door at right may be Monk's bakery on Church Street/North king Street?

Patrick Monk’s Bakery at 79-80 Upper Church Street, near the corner of North King Street, Dublin,

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