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Category: [History]

  • [History]

History and Community – Part 2 of The iconic Clerys store in Dublin.

Paul Walsh November 3, 2021
Dennis McIntyre finishes up on the story of the iconic Clerys store and takes a look at the life of Matt Talbot.
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History and Community – The iconic Clerys store in Dublin.

Paul Walsh November 3, 2021
Dennis McIntyre takes a look at the life of Denis Guiney and his iconic Clerys store.
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History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell Part 3.

Paul Walsh November 3, 2021
Dennis McIntyre discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the final part of the series.
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History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell Part 2.

Paul Walsh November 3, 2021
Dennis McIntyre further discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the second part of this series.
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History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell.

Paul Walsh October 21, 2021
Dennis McIntyre discusses Daniel O’ Connell and the Clontarf ‘Monster Meeting’ that never was.
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History and Community – Rural Ireland.

Paul Walsh October 21, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre takes a look at the history of Dublin as a city in contrast to rural Ireland.
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History and Community – Explaining the term ‘Dublin Jackeen’.

Paul Walsh October 21, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre explains the “divide” between Dublin and Rurel England.
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History and Community – History of the Harp.

Paul Walsh September 9, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre takes a look at the history of the harp as a musical instrument and the history of the ‘Brian Boru’ harp in Trinity College. Dennis also looks at how the harp became the national emblem and that of Guinness.
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History and Community – The Early History of Dublin.

Paul Walsh September 9, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre discusses the early history of Dublin, the meaning and origin of Atha Cliath and Dubh linn. Dennis also explains the term ‘Jackeen’.
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History and Community – The Puck Fair.

Paul Walsh September 9, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre looks back on the history of the annual Puck Fair, Ireland’s Oldest Traditional Fair. Also North Bay Dublin Pubs Part 4.
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History and Community – St Lawrence O’ Toole.

Paul Walsh September 2, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre tells the story of Dublins patron saint, St Lawrence O’ Toole.
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History and Community – The Ancient Tailteann Games.

Paul Walsh September 2, 2021
Dennis Mcintyre looks back at The Ancient Tailteann Games, an ancient Irish sporting and cultural festival that began in 632 BC.  Also North Bay Dublin Pubs Part 3.
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