Ian Bloomfield, Sammy Mulholland

Two young friends, Ian Bloomfield and Sammy Mulholland, hang out together.

Date unknown – most likely early to mid 1950s.

Anyone know the town (from the shop names in the background)? Ballymena? Anyone know the type of car?

sammy mulholland portglenone — 1950s – Ian Bloomfield & Sammy Mulholland

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