Some things should never be forgotten
This was the sign that greeted us one cold January afternoon in 2002. After months of fine pies, taken while gazing down the Parisian-esque walkway that is Linen Hall Street, our hearts had been broken. Gary Moore himself could not have articulated the pain, not even had he a guitar right there and one of those we portable amps like in Crossroads. Crossroads, was there ever a better film starring Satan?
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Lest we not forget.
I can’t decide if duggie is being ironic and realises that what he’s written means that this is put here so we’ll all forget about “the pie shop”. Is it a pastice of the “lest we forget” theme?
BTW: do not be tempted to visit www.pieshop.com it’s not very savoury.
‘Lest we not forget’ was written in a wall mural which used to adorn a gable wall, just off the bottom of the Cregagh Road. It’s gone now - they replaced it with a large painting of George Best when we all stopped fighting and learned to love one another, instead of the bomb.