@@stormytempest3907 cos perhaps we're all shittin thousands even without a pot to piss into. Notice the only jamjar in the block the camera went into and I'd say there was 50 gafs in that square.. Like just about any place those flats were starting blocks 4 many young couples. From flats meself to this day.. There's life /neighbours about me and tell ya what.. People make little mansions outta what they have.. Ever come across hawly dawlys livin in their own squalor.. Too fuckin stupa n lazy to pick up after themselves. Without hotels they're fucked for a Christmas scran. Regards from DOLPHIN House Dublin.
@@johnginnelly1664 well it is.. And we're DOLPHIN HOUSE.. Dolphin's Barn Dublin 8. By the way.. The Barn went down as far as Leonards Corner /Clanbrassil St.
Love this, before the car turns into the flats near the end, I lived in one of the flats above the shops the car passes at this time. I could see my flat in the court, if I remember rightly, the burnt area on the tarmac in the centre was done on bonfire night!, by the kids.I was engaged at the time, sadly we split up, this film brought back some happy and sad memories for me, a really nice film.
Me ninny and grandad Collins lived in 16b Springfield place,me mam,dad and me lived in Wilton street Bessie Braddock got us a house in two dogs huyton. I used to run away down to me ninnys I can still smell the salt fish ,getting bread and cakes from Scott's bakery. Great days I think we brought the first nits and fleas to huyton 😊
Its more Great Homer Street than Scottie Road but not far away! I was born and bred in the area and our church was the Friary Fox Street Liverpool 3 (St Mary of the angels)
@@chrisrodgers2537 extremely poor area devoid of opportunity and hope. Unfortunately the buildings that replaced where themselves badly built and poorly managed creating a downward spiral of accelerated decline. The young and mobile deserted the area, with significant numbers heading south to start over in London / South East or accepting rehousing options in new build satellite towns around Merseyside, many of which have become ghettos in need of regeneration today
