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It is a while since we had two consecutive Eason photos, today we are in Hill Street, Newry, County Down. Such a lot going on and some nice motors to be identified.

Today's contributions focused on two key business premises on Hill Street - specifically the Shelbourne Bakery which had been in business a quarter century even by the time of this shot, and the Ulster Bank opposite. Investigations on the motor vehicles pictured helped narrow the almost 40 year range to perhaps a decade or so after 1928/29....


Photographer: Unknown

Collection: Eason Photographic Collection

Date: c. 1900-1939 (though likely c.1930 or later)

NLI Ref: EAS_1452

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    O Mac

    • 31/May/2016 07:21:51

    Ford Model A truck would put photograph post 1927 XI 1 to XI 9999 (Jan 1921 – Feb 1928); Belfast plate. EI 1 to EI 9999 (Dec 1903 – Nov 1959) Sligo plate

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    O Mac

    • 31/May/2016 07:39:38

    The next photo in the series-- EAS_1453-- ,which was probably taken the same day, has a bus with Reg. AZ 1394. The AZ numbers commenced Feb. 1928 (AZ 1 to AZ 9999 (Feb 1928 – Nov 1932);

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    Niall McAuley

    • 31/May/2016 08:14:24

    Streetview

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    Niall McAuley

    • 31/May/2016 08:17:43

    Cakeview in the Shelbourne at right.

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    ɹǝqɯoɔɥɔɐǝq

    • 31/May/2016 08:20:22

    I like the Cakeview ... Yum !

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    National Library of Ireland on The Commons

    • 31/May/2016 09:31:37

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/gnmcauley Niall, I see from the streetview that the Ulster Bank is still there, though I cannot find any details of when it was built.

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    ɹǝqɯoɔɥɔɐǝq

    • 31/May/2016 09:55:33

    The man at left with the droopy moustache and filthy waistcoat has left a dirty smudge all around the bank. Perhaps he is a chimney sweep ?

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    dantheserene

    • 31/May/2016 16:36:43

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/beachcomberaustralia The man's exposed skin and hat certainly look clean for a chimney sweep.

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    National Library of Ireland on The Commons

    • 31/May/2016 16:48:01

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/beachcomberaustralia https://www.flickr.com/photos/83685263@N00 I was thinking he could be an understudy for Oliver Hardy.

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    National Library of Ireland on The Commons

    • 31/May/2016 21:21:58

    I have just added another photo from Newry to our 50,000+ Views Album - Trevor Hill, Newry. https://www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/7226524512/stats/ Click below to view the album. https://www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/sets/72157651136879037

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    guliolopez

    • 31/May/2016 21:29:31

    Apart from part-taking of two separate Shelbourne-made confections in recent weeks (and having a waistline to prove it), I don't have much to add here. I do wonder though whether the apparent electric street light (slung over Hill St between the bank and what is now the EWM) would help with dating. https://www.flickr.com/photos/91549360@N03's dating of the vehicle regs though would seem to firmly indicate a date in the early 1930s.

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    DannyM8

    • 01/Jun/2016 10:13:23

    Good Dogs

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    Niall McAuley

    • 07/Feb/2022 15:00:18

    Next door EAS_1453 below was dated to 1928-33 from a bus: The Frontier Sentinel for the hard border!