Took this photo in Corn Market in the early 1980s. I sometimes wonder if these guys, now in their 60s, still embrace the punk lifestyle!1yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
57 Wimpole Street in London. Looks ordinary enough, but, in the basement John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, and in the front box room at the top of the house Paul McCartney wrote Yesterday! Photo taken earlier today! Yesterday, if you’re reading this tomorrow.3yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/beatles
Northern Ireland doesn’t have many buildings older than a few hundred years, but there are a fair number of megalithic monuments. County Down especially. This is the Legananny Dolmen. Constructed around the same time as the Egyptian pyramids.3yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
Never mind the fall in your Bitcoin, what about my Barry’s tokens! Seriously though, pity that the business is no longer viable.3yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
Replaced a bedroom carpet recently, and uncovered a layer of newspaper stuck to the floor. Here are the cinema listings from the Belfast News Letter - Thursday 3rd November 1960.4yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
Anyone know why the scaffolding on the King’s Hall is way higher that the top of the building? I can’t figure it out!2yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
Belfast council did some pruning in our street today. If you look closely you can see the tree fellers they sent.4yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
My ticket for a 1984 Van Morrison concert at the New Vic in Belfast. A Google search tells me that £7.50 in 1984 is the equivalent of about £25 today. Rather less than the £79 to £137 ticket price of Van’s July dates at the Ulster Hall! Not complaining, really. Just find it interesting.3yr ⋅ iancargill ⋅ r/northernireland
