@@knabzco I lived in the Waterside. I'm sure it was a common expression. I certainly remember us frequently saying : ' I'm going over to Derry.' When heading out to cross the bridge. I could be wrong , but in memory 'Derryside' seems to have a ring about it.
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Thanks for photos
Where is this lovely piece of music from?
Great you shared this - Glad to see that reminiscences of Derry are not dominated by the Derryside.
Was there any particular reason why most of the construction was in the waterside at the era....?? I think the troubles answered that unfortunately.
"Derryside". Said absolutely no one from the city, ever.
@@knabzco I lived in the Waterside. I'm sure it was a common expression. I certainly remember us frequently saying : ' I'm going over to Derry.' When heading out to cross the bridge. I could be wrong , but in memory 'Derryside' seems to have a ring about it.
I agree, I still say "i'm going to the Derryside"