I was born at 113 Donegal Pass in 1961, left in 71 and moved to the Cregagh Road for 7 years, before embarking for England....fond memories of playing around Sandy Row and Botanic Gardens. I still miss good ole Belfast, even after all these years....Happy New Year for 2021
I was born on the pass 70 years ago . My childhood was magic and I often think back on my school days going to mc.quistonand porters schools..I was born in silver grove st so did not have far to go!
:46 Maxwell's fruit & veg shop Hartingdon street I remember it well. I am from 23 Ashbourne street, very happy memories and a great community spirit back then that's sadly no longer there.
Those were the good old days when the poor and unemployed "loyalists" voted for the super rich unionist gentry and while Sammy lived in squalor, sir Cecil lived in splendor and all to keep that part of Ireland under English rule. The mind boggles doesn't it?
The only decent way of looking at this is wtf was going on in unionist loyalist protestant Christian heads leading up to what happend Jesus wept could you not see. To late now God bless yous are mad
