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Moore Street-One of Dublin's oldest markets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2023
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Should have been protected as a heritage indigenous spot, it was a great place
I got my first pair of Docs there.
I bounced home on those air cushioned sole.😊
As a child I thought Moore Street was the Black Market.
Me Mammy took us to buy some sparklers.
The big scary old woman pulled them from out of her knickers 😮
Tourist are afraid to visit Dublin with all the violence. Its a real shame .
Heartbreakingly, this observation is accurate - and correctly, this is what I have personally witnessed the last time I came home from Manchester - they say that Manchester is bad, but Dublin is far worse
Not just tourists but every other country in Ireland won't go up to the shithole .
It's more that people who go to Dublin want to see Irish culture, history, people etc, they don't want want to see diversity, you can get that anywhere
I’m originally from Rural Ireland, but my Granny was a Liberties Mot and I’ve lived in Manchester U.K. for 21 years - I feel so sorry for the Dealers of Moore St who are being forced out and replaced and on my first post-Covid visit back home in August 2022, I was horrified by what I saw - the Dealers of Moore St are central to the identity of the real Dublin that I remember from my childhood and it’s heartbreaking to witness the destruction of Dublin City Centre - we already see how Clery’s and Debenhams (Roches Stores) has been boarded up for months now and it leads me to wonder what will be next - Arnotts? Easons? - I was last home in October 2022 for my 52nd birthday and as soon as I stepped off the ferry from Holyhead, my heart sank when I got into the City Centre, they have totally destroyed Dublin - I dread to think what parts of Dublin will have been destroyed the next time I come home
I've lived in Manchester for 40 years.
But I used to live in Bray.
I got kitted out for my first holy communion in Clery's.
Brown pinstripe suit and leather soled brogues.
I was basically Bugsy Malone. (not the rapper 😊)
You've brought back some priceless memories.😃
Thanks a million
you think Moore Street is bad the fruit and vegetable market closed a few years ago we sold to the dealers me since 65 my father from the 40s but the Dublin we knew is gone I'm older than you I was born in 55 started working at ten years old 😂😂😂 all the markets are gone fish market about twenty years f and v market about four I actually live around the markets have my whole life 68 years we would be up at f three or four in the morning it's like a morgue now I do have trouble sleeping it's so quiet always been use to the noise of the trucks and guys roaring all the 7 oc pubs are gone as well Slattery in Capel street in the last on left I would always be in the early shops when I was younger 😂😂😂😂😂 they would be packed at seven in the morning. Take care
They want to run it down for developers...all about the money
Defend your heritage