Building costs must have been cheap as chips back then compared to rental costs.
Nice work with the colours.
“Grond will breach it”
Don’t give concerned parents any ideas as they are easily lead
and the poor landlord had to increase the rent 40%
And Charlie Flanagan wanted to commemorate them…Christ.
Colorized by you, colonized by them
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Is this an original or a reenactment as I know many of these photos were re-created scenes later on.
don’t give them any ideas today
Looks like Dermot Bannons ancestors work.
That’s definitely coming out of their deposit
Not to be a Negative Nancy but the date on the original photo says 1779.
Cops never change.
Battering ram? Sure you could talk that wall into coming down. Cowboys I tell ya.
Wouldn’t it have been easier (and cheaper) just to bash the door(s) in instead? Damn cops always have to destroy everything, sheesh…
This is very good work
Those police Irish ?
Nice job. But are you sure the colour is right for the constable on the right hand side? It looks a little too blue for my eyes; RIC uniform was ‘Rifle Green’.
Are they going to hang the tenant for not paying the rent?
“Oi Darren! We need to evict this tenet but he locked him and his family in, how do we get in?”
“Don’t worry, BRING IN THE LOG”
Fucking scum
Why not just knock the door down? Imagine the guards just building a wooden battering ram outside your house and blowing a hole in the wall.
And these were the wankers that Fianna Geal wanted to hold memorials for
Landlording — as it is is seen in Ireland — is a vestige of our colonial past. To have have a real conversation about Ireland as a post-colonial state, we must work towards a future where the practice of landlording is criminalized and reduced to a regrettable blip in in cultural psyche of the nation.
What tool did you used to color the photo?
Whys it say 1799 on the black and white photographs
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Building costs must have been cheap as chips back then compared to rental costs.
Nice work with the colours.
“Grond will breach it”
Don’t give concerned parents any ideas as they are easily lead
and the poor landlord had to increase the rent 40%
And Charlie Flanagan wanted to commemorate them…Christ.
Colorized by you, colonized by them
[deleted]
Is this an original or a reenactment as I know many of these photos were re-created scenes later on.
don’t give them any ideas today
Looks like Dermot Bannons ancestors work.
That’s definitely coming out of their deposit
Not to be a Negative Nancy but the date on the original photo says 1779.
Cops never change.
Battering ram? Sure you could talk that wall into coming down. Cowboys I tell ya.
Wouldn’t it have been easier (and cheaper) just to bash the door(s) in instead? Damn cops always have to destroy everything, sheesh…
This is very good work
Those police Irish ?
Nice job. But are you sure the colour is right for the constable on the right hand side? It looks a little too blue for my eyes; RIC uniform was ‘Rifle Green’.
Are they going to hang the tenant for not paying the rent?
ACAB
And what was the point of wreckin the gaff
[The story ](https://www.historytoday.com/archive/battering-ram)
Here’s a link to the original (there are more eviction photographs from the William Lawrence Collection here too) [Source](https://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000044102)
Coming soon to a house near you. !
“Oi Darren! We need to evict this tenet but he locked him and his family in, how do we get in?”
“Don’t worry, BRING IN THE LOG”
Fucking scum
Why not just knock the door down? Imagine the guards just building a wooden battering ram outside your house and blowing a hole in the wall.
And these were the wankers that Fianna Geal wanted to hold memorials for
Landlording — as it is is seen in Ireland — is a vestige of our colonial past. To have have a real conversation about Ireland as a post-colonial state, we must work towards a future where the practice of landlording is criminalized and reduced to a regrettable blip in in cultural psyche of the nation.
What tool did you used to color the photo?
Whys it say 1799 on the black and white photographs
Beautiful work, good on you