God bless him, I hope you send him up to the London Irish Centre in Kilburn, he's not Irish but they would help him, with food and finding a home ect. Also hope you could help him out by buying him a sandwich and cup of tea. So heartbreaking, so many older Irish people in London are living like this as they got older and couldnt work & were left homeless and broke when they worked hard & built England in the 70s, 80s & 90s. So sad, they should be looked after
Thanks for your comments. I have informed him about the current mutual aid (food bank/clothes etc) that occurs every Tuesday morning (salvation army) and Friday morning (methodist church)
I've spoken to him many times and given him change. Also told him about crisis Brent 5 mins from argos on St Thomas Rd who help homeless singles. Support is there if he wants it
Sadly growing up in North West London, I've seen many older, Irish people living in Kilburn, Cricklewood, Harlesden, broke and struggling.. Hold on to yer money in life.. Poor old man
I’m Irish 60years old worked around Harlesden on and off for years, in the 80s the Irish had fight in them and the black lads left us be. I moved back to Ireland 🇮🇪 when I made my bucks. Breaks my heart to see old boys stuck of course you help them with money,so they buy there drink or drugs I don’t care what they spend it on once they get a few hours peace.Government don’t give shit about old boys like him.
Yet you just couldn’t say hello and recognise him as a human you waited till some kind soul put him on utube, NASTY HE DONT BITE.🇮🇪♟ years from now this could be your faith I hope so.
Poor guy. Feel sorry for him. He should head back to Manchester. Hes very accepting and isolated. No one speaks to anyone in Harlsden. Most peoples 1st language isnt English. The best thing the local goverment can do for harlsden is create affordable housing and easier access to mental health support or reduce the causes of social isolation. Its a v mixed community and shared social identity or social heritage doesnt exist. Patrick head back to manchester.
So sad listen 1975 what is a completely different time to today loads and loads of work I mean you could leave a job in the morning on another job by the evening hard to explain but you could piss easy to get a job then and he would’ve been a very young man in 75 I remember lots of Irish Kilburn Cricklewood Harlesden, Camden Brondesbury Harrow road Wembley Acton etc Poor fella I just hope and wish him all the best that you can find himself a little job to get by and I hope this man who interviewed him gave him some proper money not silly change after that long interview. A lot off the Irish we’re road diggers and labourers for companies like Murphys etc now it’s all foreigners doing it now
What a wonderful society we live in. Poor bloke.
God bless him, I hope you send him up to the London Irish Centre in Kilburn, he's not Irish but they would help him, with food and finding a home ect. Also hope you could help him out by buying him a sandwich and cup of tea. So heartbreaking, so many older Irish people in London are living like this as they got older and couldnt work & were left homeless and broke when they worked hard & built England in the 70s, 80s & 90s. So sad, they should be looked after
Please try and reunite him with his brothers and other family
Thanks for your comments. I have informed him about the current mutual aid (food bank/clothes etc) that occurs every Tuesday morning (salvation army) and Friday morning (methodist church)
Quex Road irish center kilburn
I've spoken to him many times and given him change. Also told him about crisis Brent 5 mins from argos on St Thomas Rd who help homeless singles. Support is there if he wants it
I see him most days.. what was the purpose of the interview? Strange questions.. really put him on the spot.
Sadly growing up in North West London, I've seen many older, Irish people living in Kilburn, Cricklewood, Harlesden, broke and struggling.. Hold on to yer money in life.. Poor old man
I’m Irish 60years old worked around Harlesden on and off for years, in the 80s the Irish had fight in them and the black lads left us be. I moved back to Ireland 🇮🇪 when I made my bucks. Breaks my heart to see old boys stuck of course you help them with money,so they buy there drink or drugs I don’t care what they spend it on once they get a few hours peace.Government don’t give shit about old boys like him.
About time we looked after our people better ❤
breaks my heart :(
Just watched this again.. The dude interviewed him for nearly 15 minutes and didn't even drop the old fella a few quid.. Mmmmm, not good!!
Have I missed something what was achieved from this video? He is just swaying from side to side and Tony is chatting away.
Is there any way that anybody find this man & set up a go fund me page for him
I pass this man all the time when I go out and that’s a really good idea!
Let's do this
Start it and I'll put money in and share the link
i see him in harlesden all the time he never asks anyone for anything just stands around
Heartbreaking
I've seen this man many times and i always wanted to know his voice and his back story
Yet you just couldn’t say hello and recognise him as a human you waited till some kind soul put him on utube, NASTY HE DONT BITE.🇮🇪♟ years from now this could be your faith I hope so.
seems like you wasnt even listening to his answers frustrating tht he had to repeat some things again to you was this conversation just for a video
Poor guy. Feel sorry for him. He should head back to Manchester. Hes very accepting and isolated. No one speaks to anyone in Harlsden. Most peoples 1st language isnt English.
The best thing the local goverment can do for harlsden is create affordable housing and easier access to mental health support or reduce the causes of social isolation. Its a v mixed community and shared social identity or social heritage doesnt exist. Patrick head back to manchester.
Reduce causes of social isolation? There are hardly any English in the town or the Borough, the same said for the Irish.
I've seen this guy
Very,very sad...I truly hope you've paid this guy with SOME notes (not penny's) for giving you some free publicity
Some of these poor people have mental health problems and never got any support you look after your own
There's just something not right about this video, am I the only one that thinks it's a bit cruel...
So sad listen 1975 what is a completely different time to today loads and loads of work I mean you could leave a job in the morning on another job by the evening hard to explain but you could piss easy to get a job then and he would’ve been a very young man in 75 I remember lots of Irish Kilburn Cricklewood Harlesden, Camden Brondesbury Harrow road Wembley Acton etc Poor fella I just hope and wish him all the best that you can find himself a little job to get by and I hope this man who interviewed him gave him some proper money not silly change after that long interview. A lot off the Irish we’re road diggers and labourers for companies like Murphys etc now it’s all foreigners doing it now