A fantastic archive of what I remember when a child and turning teenager👍
@23m23211 ай бұрын
My late Aunt Hannie is the old lady looking out the door, in Summer Street
@pierrebastien1883 Жыл бұрын
On entend les moines de Santo Domingo de Silos.
@frankcosgrove9958 Жыл бұрын
Great work
@brianbyrne2828 Жыл бұрын
No good looking people in Limerick in the 70s???
@teresacaldwell0220 Жыл бұрын
What a beautiful place this is ..when we 1st went to the Abbey the Monks that were not at prayer where making Rosary beads by hand.... I'm going to make this journey again in thanks giving for all that have been there with me... God. Grand us peace in our family's ...
@Success4u247 Жыл бұрын
Among the dead - Jesus I can recall the gritty grime of abandoned lifeless life and hollowed out souls ,while looking at scratching on a wall saying someone by the name of hitler was right. My Auschwitz
@Success4u247 Жыл бұрын
Looking at this tell me I was a tome stone walking among the stones
@bryanobrien6642 жыл бұрын
These are stunning images. Bravo.
@eringobreathtiocfaidharla14462 жыл бұрын
Bar or soap wouldn't go amiss ha
@brendanmcnamara14146 ай бұрын
A bar of soap I never saw it was a luxury item The lack of soap actually made them rebel against Their colonial masters Turned out nice in the end The faces showed their grit❤❤❤
@25Letifer2 жыл бұрын
In 1985 I was 13 at the shrine of the blessed virgin at Mount Mellary Ireland, the statue of our lady became brighter than white and shone, it moved out from the rocks and the image of Jesus Christ began to appear in its place, he was in a bright white robe, a black sash around hs waist, his hair was dark shoulder length, his heart was outside his chest,he appeared white, his hands were by his sides palms facing forward with the wounds of crucifixion visable, I couldn't tell his height, tears rolled from my eyes, not because I was weeping, it just was like my body was doing its own thing, I was taken to a little hut that had windows cut out, no glass, I blinked as in a situation like ths you will try to assure yourself what your seeing as real, when I called him in my mind, I said his name Jesus Christ, before I could say his name he responded to my thought and slowly turned his head until he was staring right at me, I looked as long as I could and hung my head, his look made me feel something that to this day struggle with, I mustered my strength and looked back up, he was still looking at me, I looked at him as long as I could which was only about 5 to 10 seconds and I had to hang my head again, I belive I felt the weight of sin beneath his gaze, I am a lowly and vile sinner, somtimes I belive that he let me see him to show me his unfathomable mercy and love as he knew then all the terrible sins I would commit but still his love was greater than anything I could ever do, other times I remember the strong thout that struck me that evening in my aunts house, that maybe it's for somone else, someone who needs to hear my testomony of the realty of what happened that day, what I can tell you with total faith, is that Jesus Christ is rean, you need to know about his firece sidde that some girls and I saw, I can tell you that I think of that moment many times throughout the day, my one regret is that I didn't throw myself facedown on the ground I front of him, look up Mount Mellary apparitions on KZread, there's video from the week during the visions and eye witness testimony, hope this helps you in your journey too the Father through Jesus Christ, Ave Maria
@paulmartin76093 жыл бұрын
Praying for your intentions bros
@dennis16623 жыл бұрын
Saintly men who gave up their lives in the outside world and united themselves to Christ; offering themselves up as a holy and pleasing sacrifice to God the Father prayed every day for the conversion of sinners and for the peace of the Holy Spirit in the world. Without whose help many souls may have been lost for lack of prayers on their behalf. God Bless them all past and present, and may the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. A Men
@deirdremccarthy86523 жыл бұрын
Such a wonderful collection to catch a glimpse of days gone by! Limerick Milk Market where folks from all walks of life mingled to get fresh produce every Saturday (Wed too, but not as many folks came) e.g. Mary the flower lady, Paddy the spud man, and the eggs by the entrance etc. The turkeys getting plucked at Christmastime.... The captures of folks with deep etched/lined faces showing such hardships that we will never be able to even imagine. I remember so many of these faces from being the daughter of a pub owner near the market. All the country folks would stop in for a cup of tea and a sandwich, a pint, or just to use our loo...Ah the good old days. What faboulous faces! Great video. Thanks for sharing Gerry Andrews!
@myeyes2urs3403 жыл бұрын
Beautiful, how hard life really was compared to now. Thanks for sharing
@mcconvk3 жыл бұрын
These are stunning.
@TheN1H1LL3 жыл бұрын
Incredible. 💚
@uinseann103 жыл бұрын
Stunning piece of work...only seeing it now....top class.
@johncuddihy44504 жыл бұрын
A truly outstanding collection of images. I’ve never tired of seeing them over the years - a unique social documentary body of work from a master of his art.
@tectmum26 жыл бұрын
I've been to mth Mellery about 3 times over the years my last trip there I was able go video OUR MOST HOLY MOTHER. I have it on my KZread page if anyone would like to see it please notify me and I will be very happy to pass it onto to you .or just go into my KZread and see it there.. Everything Our Lady said when she 1st appeared there is coming to pass. With the world in the state it's in. . So much Evil..
@hendropwful6 жыл бұрын
would be lovely if I could have watched it Teresa Caldwell
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Unique and wonderful photo collection.
Outstanding. Many Thanks.
A fantastic archive of what I remember when a child and turning teenager👍
My late Aunt Hannie is the old lady looking out the door, in Summer Street
On entend les moines de Santo Domingo de Silos.
Great work
No good looking people in Limerick in the 70s???
What a beautiful place this is ..when we 1st went to the Abbey the Monks that were not at prayer where making Rosary beads by hand.... I'm going to make this journey again in thanks giving for all that have been there with me... God. Grand us peace in our family's ...
Among the dead - Jesus I can recall the gritty grime of abandoned lifeless life and hollowed out souls ,while looking at scratching on a wall saying someone by the name of hitler was right. My Auschwitz
Looking at this tell me I was a tome stone walking among the stones
These are stunning images. Bravo.
Bar or soap wouldn't go amiss ha
A bar of soap I never saw it was a luxury item The lack of soap actually made them rebel against Their colonial masters Turned out nice in the end The faces showed their grit❤❤❤
In 1985 I was 13 at the shrine of the blessed virgin at Mount Mellary Ireland, the statue of our lady became brighter than white and shone, it moved out from the rocks and the image of Jesus Christ began to appear in its place, he was in a bright white robe, a black sash around hs waist, his hair was dark shoulder length, his heart was outside his chest,he appeared white, his hands were by his sides palms facing forward with the wounds of crucifixion visable, I couldn't tell his height, tears rolled from my eyes, not because I was weeping, it just was like my body was doing its own thing, I was taken to a little hut that had windows cut out, no glass, I blinked as in a situation like ths you will try to assure yourself what your seeing as real, when I called him in my mind, I said his name Jesus Christ, before I could say his name he responded to my thought and slowly turned his head until he was staring right at me, I looked as long as I could and hung my head, his look made me feel something that to this day struggle with, I mustered my strength and looked back up, he was still looking at me, I looked at him as long as I could which was only about 5 to 10 seconds and I had to hang my head again, I belive I felt the weight of sin beneath his gaze, I am a lowly and vile sinner, somtimes I belive that he let me see him to show me his unfathomable mercy and love as he knew then all the terrible sins I would commit but still his love was greater than anything I could ever do, other times I remember the strong thout that struck me that evening in my aunts house, that maybe it's for somone else, someone who needs to hear my testomony of the realty of what happened that day, what I can tell you with total faith, is that Jesus Christ is rean, you need to know about his firece sidde that some girls and I saw, I can tell you that I think of that moment many times throughout the day, my one regret is that I didn't throw myself facedown on the ground I front of him, look up Mount Mellary apparitions on KZread, there's video from the week during the visions and eye witness testimony, hope this helps you in your journey too the Father through Jesus Christ, Ave Maria
Praying for your intentions bros
Saintly men who gave up their lives in the outside world and united themselves to Christ; offering themselves up as a holy and pleasing sacrifice to God the Father prayed every day for the conversion of sinners and for the peace of the Holy Spirit in the world. Without whose help many souls may have been lost for lack of prayers on their behalf. God Bless them all past and present, and may the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. A Men
Such a wonderful collection to catch a glimpse of days gone by! Limerick Milk Market where folks from all walks of life mingled to get fresh produce every Saturday (Wed too, but not as many folks came) e.g. Mary the flower lady, Paddy the spud man, and the eggs by the entrance etc. The turkeys getting plucked at Christmastime.... The captures of folks with deep etched/lined faces showing such hardships that we will never be able to even imagine. I remember so many of these faces from being the daughter of a pub owner near the market. All the country folks would stop in for a cup of tea and a sandwich, a pint, or just to use our loo...Ah the good old days. What faboulous faces! Great video. Thanks for sharing Gerry Andrews!
Beautiful, how hard life really was compared to now. Thanks for sharing
These are stunning.
Incredible. 💚
Stunning piece of work...only seeing it now....top class.
A truly outstanding collection of images. I’ve never tired of seeing them over the years - a unique social documentary body of work from a master of his art.
I've been to mth Mellery about 3 times over the years my last trip there I was able go video OUR MOST HOLY MOTHER. I have it on my KZread page if anyone would like to see it please notify me and I will be very happy to pass it onto to you .or just go into my KZread and see it there.. Everything Our Lady said when she 1st appeared there is coming to pass. With the world in the state it's in. . So much Evil..
would be lovely if I could have watched it Teresa Caldwell
What did Our Lady say, think it’s very important
thank you, impressing images, true christianity