The truth of it is. . Dublin corporation wanted the Sheriff Street community out of there. . They knew it would take time but that didn't bother them. . They purposely suppressed new employment from coming into the area in order to keep the people down and in doing so would almost certainly run the area down. . It worked. .The corporation got the land and the rest is history. . The place is unrecognisable today with fancy building all over the place .. but in saying that. ..living conditions are a hell of a lot better today around the area. ..
I asked elexa to show it .but I thought no one felt feelings from memory's as I have all me life.67i was born at sheriff street 74/75 we had to head south,god love me ma Mary or may she missed all her ball alley friends for a long long time and Linda Darcy if you're watching this I'm sorry I broke your arm by swinging you round the pole and not stopping and Edel Byrne sorry I proved you wrong, when you told me I needed a gun or knife to kill yea, I got a good ear twisting that feckin night. But it was hard not to have a lot,but sheriff street always stook together.valerie Doyle a proud sheriff street dweller.love❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and for the ladies,,😂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹☘️I hope you lads are as good as your uncles uncle ok lads, ,,,,,,,
The Corpo Did'nt give a Bollocks about Sheriffer. The Familys had a bad time of it. Some good crews came from there. They kept the Dirt Birds in store street Busy. The Filth. Take the chase. 2.8 Ghia Granada, RS2000. 120 MPH down to the Point. God Bless sheriffer Good people. They shut them down when the people got to Load.
Camera, you sound exactly like me big sisters and there mates Betty kinsella etc ,we didn't have much but we looked out for each other , and that's what good people do,take care.i wish I could go back in time just for a forthcoming, the day Phil lynot stood on the roof and gave us a hell of a night, I loved our flat, born in the back bedroom.sorry but we were looked after by our own ,,, Valerie Doyle x
Sorry I see you mentioned the r.s.god I swore I'd bye one and when me business set off it was and still is stook in the garage.sheriff street, the only home 🏠 I ever really loved x
And to think it got a lot worse a few years later when the heroin arrived. If the drugs never arrived the remaining communities would be thriving today
That lady who narrates Tessie MCMAHON is a great speaker I can see her on tv saying the News.hope she is doing well now .and all those people have got jobs .she should have her on show on tv .
2023 we have the makings of this happening again. Pent up human anger, trouble simpering until it explodes. Apartments are the one to watch. The new Tenements, Apartments. We are riding high in 2023 but the lows are not far behind. We have a two in one government, it's like jigs and reals. One steps in and one steps out again. Job's for the boy's. Nothing new under the Sun ✌️☘️
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Yeah... get rid of the dockers and locals... fill the place with bankers and financial services.... what could possibly go wrong...
The truth of it is. . Dublin corporation wanted the Sheriff Street community out of there. . They knew it would take time but that didn't bother them. . They purposely suppressed new employment from coming into the area in order to keep the people down and in doing so would almost certainly run the area down. . It worked. .The corporation got the land and the rest is history. . The place is unrecognisable today with fancy building all over the place .. but in saying that. ..living conditions are a hell of a lot better today around the area. ..
Same as Moore st today sold to Chinese family tradition forgot about
Poor people I wonder what became of all those interviewed that would be an interesting follow up RTE come on!
I'm one and I'm writing my third book on the sheriff street ladies,IL never want to forget where I came from .bitter sweet, bye , valerie ☘️❤️
I asked elexa to show it .but I thought no one felt feelings from memory's as I have all me life.67i was born at sheriff street 74/75 we had to head south,god love me ma Mary or may she missed all her ball alley friends for a long long time and Linda Darcy if you're watching this I'm sorry I broke your arm by swinging you round the pole and not stopping and Edel Byrne sorry I proved you wrong, when you told me I needed a gun or knife to kill yea, I got a good ear twisting that feckin night. But it was hard not to have a lot,but sheriff street always stook together.valerie Doyle a proud sheriff street dweller.love❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and for the ladies,,😂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹☘️I hope you lads are as good as your uncles uncle ok lads, ,,,,,,,
Just a note, that RTE has an edited version in it's archives. www.rte.ie/archives/2016/1027/827369-a-changed-sheriff-street/
The Corpo Did'nt give a Bollocks about Sheriffer. The Familys had a bad time of it. Some good crews came from there. They kept the Dirt Birds in store street Busy. The Filth. Take the chase. 2.8 Ghia Granada, RS2000. 120 MPH down to the Point. God Bless sheriffer Good people. They shut them down when the people got to Load.
Looking for handouts from the government bunch of losers
Camera, you sound exactly like me big sisters and there mates Betty kinsella etc ,we didn't have much but we looked out for each other , and that's what good people do,take care.i wish I could go back in time just for a forthcoming, the day Phil lynot stood on the roof and gave us a hell of a night, I loved our flat, born in the back bedroom.sorry but we were looked after by our own ,,, Valerie Doyle x
Sorry I see you mentioned the r.s.god I swore I'd bye one and when me business set off it was and still is stook in the garage.sheriff street, the only home 🏠 I ever really loved x
And to think it got a lot worse a few years later when the heroin arrived.
If the drugs never arrived the remaining communities would be thriving today
2023 just moved out of Dorset st flats they are still moving us out and there won’t be a return for the real inner city dubs
What year is this documentary from ?
1976
Yea your bang on,I just wanted to see the flat I was born in, so sad ❤️
Before heroin destroyed everything smack the last nail in the coffin.
who is the lady who narrates this documentary?
Tessie mc mahon from sheriff st . If you listen she introduces herself at the start of the video
That lady who narrates Tessie MCMAHON is a great speaker I can see her on tv saying the News.hope she is doing well now .and all those people have got jobs .she should have her on show on tv .
I guess the construction of the financial services provided a lot of jobs for the community, while it lasted
@15:00 😂
2023 we have the makings of this happening again. Pent up human anger, trouble simpering until it explodes. Apartments are the one to watch. The new Tenements, Apartments. We are riding high in 2023 but the lows are not far behind. We have a two in one government, it's like jigs and reals.
One steps in and one steps out again. Job's for the boy's. Nothing new under the Sun ✌️☘️
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