u/circuit_beard

Some old slides I scanned - taken by my grandfather during a visit in July 1979. Felt they were worth sharing for posterity. (I am far left of the final picture in red)

taken by my grandfather on a visit to Cork, May 1978. scanned today from a slide. This may have been taken from the ferry on approach to Cork, but unknown. Sharing along with a few other 1978 pictures today (check profile for more)

Found amongst a collection of old slides Im scanning. This was an outing, pictured are brother, mother, father me and grandmother - occasion unknown, (dates guesstimated from brothers age in pic). Picture shared because of posterity.

AI (with my prompting of location/date) identifies this as:
The photo was taken in a car park that used to be located behind Castle Street. The key landmarks visible are:

• The Pig ‘n’ Whistle: This was a popular music pub on Church Street during the late 1970s and 1980s. It was formerly known as Killeen’s and was a well-known spot for live music before eventually closing or changing names.
• Ideal Furniture: This shop was a fixture in Tralee at the time. While the brand has since relocated and evolved, its presence here helps pinpoint this specific area of the town center.

Im happy to correct this if anyone knows better.

Scanned from a slide. Photographed May 1978 by my grandparents

This is a random slide found with others from Kerry (and Cork areas) from May 1978 - Id love to know where this is (I might have mirrored the slide by accident)
All I know is they arrived into Ireland via Cork, and went on to Dingle/Killarney and Castleisland in May of 1978
Id love to know where this is please - reaching out to the hive mind!

From a my grandparents slides from a visit in May 1978

I believe this to be near Dundag in Muckross (Killarney). This is my grandmother in 1978

scanned from an old picture my grandparents took while visiting in 1978, thought Id share

Edit: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cmdKq83GAvBpDLhp9 (As far as i can tell this is the current location of where it was taken from)

Why is there 10% difference in fat content between the glass and plastic container?

I called the customer service number but they didn't know either. I'm starting to suspect that one of these must be fabricated.... But which one and why? Does anyone know?

Edit: Faith in humanity restored, the lovely customer service lady just rang me back and confirmed it's due to differing ingredients for different viscosity for pouring.

Shame on you chef for selling two differing products under the same label! But at least now we can all sleep easier now that's another question answered! (Reddit was faster and more fun than asking the customer service line, as expected)