He was a gent he worked for the Dublin Tramway Co from 1917to 1967 by then it was part of CIE. The bus men called him the black Walsh because of his dark skin
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I never knew him but he does remind me of Peadar. Peadar did not talk very much but he laughed at every joke.
He was a gent he worked for the Dublin Tramway Co from 1917to 1967
by then it was part of CIE.
The bus men called him the black Walsh because of his dark skin
This is great, you can even see the likeness of Dad in him.
The more i look at this picture the more i see my Father.
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