Slatterys Rathmines

Maureen relaxes sipping a pint at Slatterys Rathmines Dublin, the home of great characters. Here you can meet Bulldog Drummond and Modesty Blaze and a host of other celebrities and the odd chancer. <img src=m b slattery alt=m b slattery>

 

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Dr. Alan Moloney in Space

Dr. Alan Moloney broods on the mystery of infinity 

hard to identify location perhaps spaced out

St. Stephens Green Dublin 1988





 

Warm July 1988 St. Stephens Green Dublin

 

Hasselblad Camera using Kodak Film 165 ASA

Martin B. Slattery

Fiona Doyle with the young man from Rathmines John Ward taken a bevy at Martin B. Slatterys Rathmines Dublin. <img src=m b slattery alt=m b slattery>

Timothy McEniry

     

I have just come across old Polaroid shot of the Dublin Solicitor, Mister Timothy McEniry. Timothy’s offices at Camden Street Dublin were burnt down recently. We take this opportunity to wish the old legal eagle all the best for the future.

Trogermorton

A rare picture shown Trogermorton in his own inimitable self.

I am looking for more pictures, Trogermorton and his history. His name crops up on various forums and chat rooms but nobody seems to know much about him. All information appreciated.

Moore Street

Moore Street without the hustle and bustle. Everyone has gone to the parade wearing their best finery. I have taken this shot using a Zeiss Icon camera (1967) with Tesser 35mm lens. www.varietyireland.com

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John Ward

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Here you see the young man from Rathmines

Mister John Ward during a stint as London newspaper
vendor. Declan Burke is the other geezer.

You can rely on John for News.

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(c)Photo Harper News

 

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Fiona Doyle

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John and Fiona relax over a gargle at Martin B. Slatterys
Rathmines Dublin
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Moore Street Flower Market

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Moore Street is famous for fruit and veg and great bargains in flowers.  Missus Albany a leading Moore Street florist relates: "Years a go Saturday morning was our busiesty for flower sales. Ya see himself would come home mouldy from a Friday nights drinking, a row would happen and sometimes more then words were exchanged. Early next morning ya could see the men buying the makey ups. Alack! It’s a different world today".

John Ward

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Mister John Ward in relaxation mode at Martin B. Slattery Rathmines Dublin. It

is a first ladies and gentlemen, no gargle in hand.

 

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Moore Street Dublin

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Saturday morning and Moore street prepare for another days trading. It’s 9.15 am and the Dublin populist is still in bed.

Lfeboat Shop Rathmines Dublin

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The Lifeboat Shop Rathmines Dublin closed, May 2008 after forty years. I hope the donations are coming to land. We all need a life boat by times. (Angela Melia centre leaving shop for the last time. Angela gave seventeen years voluntary unbroken service )

Moore Street

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Trade is slack at the moment but I will not go bananas. Not yet anyhow. (Mary Boyle 4th generation serving on Moore Street).

 

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Timothy McEniry Solicitor

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Six units of the Dublin Fire Brigade attended the scene of a fire on Camden Street today.(03/02/2012) Offices belonging to Timothy McEniry, well known and respected Solicitor,64 Lower Camden Street, Dublin 2, were destroyed by fire.
Timmy as he is affectionately called shimmed down a drain pipe to safety.I am told he was the last to leave building, calling aloud abandon ship. Best wishes for the future Tim.click here to see the video

Sydney Bottleneck

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This is Sydney Bottleneck. Sydney as you can see he has suffered from the slings and arrows and yet manages to give a smile.