I Lived at 1 St Andrews Sarsfield rd Inchichore I would go for walks down chapolizod hill and imagine a different world to the one in the built up areas of Ballyfermot !it was a village with lovely little houses and flowers in the garden I would walk for hour's and talk to friendly people , Id bye a pear and an apple from a Tinker woman ,now known as travellers ,it was a special place for me ! Id lived in Canada and it was a change from the bustling city of Toronto !I was 13 years old when we went to Australia ,but Chapolizod remains one of the good memories of home !
I was in Dublin in the late 90's early 00's and you could think and do what you wanted so long as you didn't harm anyone else. I certainly don't remember anybody being beheaded for being gay or any random attacks on people walking home. As much as we are told that diversity is our strength etc it is the same people telling us this who seem to lack tolerance for any diversity of thought. They seem completely absent of enlightenment or even basic education. Shoving "European values" down our throats will have the opposite effect.
In modern Ireland these videos are a treasure. Thank you for sharing.
I Lived at 1 St Andrews Sarsfield rd Inchichore I would go for walks down chapolizod hill and imagine a different world to the one in the built up areas of Ballyfermot !it was a village with lovely little houses and flowers in the garden I would walk for hour's and talk to friendly people , Id bye a pear and an apple from a Tinker woman ,now known as travellers ,it was a special place for me ! Id lived in Canada and it was a change from the bustling city of Toronto !I was 13 years old when we went to Australia ,but Chapolizod remains one of the good memories of home !
I have fond memories as a child when my dad took us to watch the chaps rowing in the evening twilight on the Liffey
I love the old buildings of long ago how beautiful our lives were back then
Nicely put together. So many would take this for granted now.
Someone will be along now to tell us all how terrible life was back then and everything now is great.
Bring me back to then anyday. I hate what Ireland's becoming. I must be far right. If I am I'm bloody proud to be.
I was in Dublin in the late 90's early 00's and you could think and do what you wanted so long as you didn't harm anyone else. I certainly don't remember anybody being beheaded for being gay or any random attacks on people walking home. As much as we are told that diversity is our strength etc it is the same people telling us this who seem to lack tolerance for any diversity of thought. They seem completely absent of enlightenment or even basic education. Shoving "European values" down our throats will have the opposite effect.
ALL I SEE IS OPPOSITE COMMENTS ON HERE, BOSS
I refuse to disagree with what you say
Wrong twist.
Not gonna lie was expecting blue steel when he did that turn to the camera on the bridge
I love Chapelizod..the old phone box is still there ❤
FRANK WAS IN ANOTHER WORLD
Feels like it has been raining since 1988
Cheer up, you are lucky that you do not live in parts of the world where everything is burning because of extreme heatwaves
@@jamesbradshaw3389 or places where people are deliberately starting bush fires
All over the world? You absolute melt.
Aha James Joice, my distant cousin, we often talk about James during family gatherings
And that row of houses as you enter the village from the town side is still derelict 😢
That's quite a gem! Do you have the rest of it or anything else on Chapelizod?
0:08 Wake up Frank!
HAHAH EXACTLY
I went to school there 😊
Where the strawberry beds sweep down to the Liffey ………
😮 👌 👍
Often wondered where Chapelizod got its name from
"Iselt's chapel". In Irish, "Séipéal Iosóid".
As a kid i thought Dubin had a chapel lizard