Do any readers recall J Christie of 32 Belmont Road?
How many fishmongeries are there in Belfast today?
- Adams, T, 24 Bromley Street
- Bon-Accord, 169 Victoria Street
- Boyle, F, 169 Divis Street
- Campbell, T, 332 Woodstock Road
- Christie, J, 32 Belmont Road
- Christie, Walter, 94 York Road
- Coulter, J, 162 Crumlin Road
- Crawford, John, 34 Botanic Avenue
- Crawford, William, 239-241 Cliftonville Road
- Crawford's, 2-4 Westland Road
- Curran, J, 241 Grosvenor Road
- Davey, Robertina, 849 Crumlin Road
- Dickson, John, 122 Oldpark Road
- Donnelly, T, 62 Knockbreda Road
- Duffy, John, 43 Bradbury Place
- Dungannon Stores, 145 Upper Lisburn road
- Eagle, The, 233 North Queen Street & 171 Shankill Rd
- Ewing, J, 32 Gilnahirk Road
- Ewing, M & H, 124 Shankill Road
- Ewing, Walter, 11 Oldpark Road
- Ewing, William, 427 Lisburn road
- Fitzsimmons & Son, 261 Upper Newtownards Road
- Fitzsimmons, James, 431 Upper Newtownards Road
- Frizzell, 273 Shankill Road
- Gillespie, JH, 223 Woodstock Rd & 138 Ravenhill Rd
- Gillespie, W, 252 Newtownards Road
- Gilroy, George, 66-72 Ann Street
- Hanlon, Archer, 14 Woodvale Road
- James, H, 112 Albertbridge Road
- Johnston, James A, 23 Castlereagh Road
- Kingham, Thomas, 76 Shore Road
- Larmour, A, 249 North Queen Street
- Loughran, J & Sons, 137 Antrim Road
- Magill, Mrs M, 183 Newtownards Road
- Marquis, The, 91 Castle Street & 2 Marquis Street
- Mayne, N, 393 Ormeau Road
- Moss, R, 67 Ormeau Road
- McAreavy's, 242 Springfield Road
- McCrory, Edward, 146 Castlereagh Road
- McCusker, John, 295 Grosvenor Road
- McGonigle & Malcolm, 14 Upper Newtownards Road
- McNeill, FG, 5 Ardoyne Road
- Nightingale, Thomas, 79 Castlereagh Road
- McTeggart, Mrs C, 68-78 Oxford Street
- McVeigh, J, 83 Newtownards Road
- O'Connor, A, 374 Crumlin Road
- Quinn, Hugh, 68-78 Oxford Street
- Rogan, Patrick, 792 Shore Road
- Ross, John & Sons, 68-78 Oxford Street
- Sawers Ltd, 24-38 Castle Street & 15 Fountain Street
- Somerville, H, 112 Bloomfield Avenue
- Stewart, WH, 307 Springfield Road
First published in May, 2017.
How different from today. How many fishmongers, if any, are left? We go to some trouble to find our fish now, and expense, and they need to be delivered. In the 1950's when working on the railways, it was our "privilege" to deal with the 3 a.m. arrival of the fish train. I like to claim it was an essential part of my education.
ReplyDeleteCame across this by chance, after all, how many would google “fishmongers, belfast in the 60’s”. I recall my grandparents visiting her brothers fishmongers, Archer Hanlon number 28 on this list. They would often take me and I remember how clean the place was.
ReplyDeleteDear Poach, I'm glad they cleaned the plaice (!)
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