Category Archive: History

Dec 31

PARISH CALENDAR 1930

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Parish Calendar 1930 As one year ends and another is about to begin we are delighted to present this artefact from our Community’s past. It is a St. Laurence O’Tooles parish calendar, 1930. This was first published over 80 years ago, as the 1920′s were turning into 1930′s. To put this into its historical context …

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Nov 20

BLOODY SUNDAY 1920, THE G.A.A. AND ‘STONEWALL’ JACK O REILLY

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Bloody Sunday 1920, the G.A.A. and “Stonewall” Jack O’Reilly November 21st 1920 will be forever remembered in Dublin as Bloody Sunday. The events of that day were to lead to 31 deaths in the City, and are amongst the most notorious incidents of the era. In a co-ordinated series of early morning attacks the I.R.A. …

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Nov 17

Johnny Cullen’s Hill… the story so far

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Johnny Cullen’s Hill… the story so far Johnny Cullen’s Hill is the name traditionally used by locals for the Rail over -bridge on East Road and this title has now come into more common use. Johnny Cullen and other family members operated a number of businesses on East Road from 1880 until the 1940′s. While …

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Oct 14

Take yourself up to Monto

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Take yourself up to Monto      Here is an upcoming exhibition that may be of interest .    ”Come Down to Monto the once famous Red-Light district in the heart of the North Inner City and see a part of its hidden history of tenement life captured in photographs. Hear and see one of …

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Oct 07

October 1915 – The revolutionary dockers in Dublin

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Remembering 1913 PLEASE NOTE: Next year marks the centenary of the 1913 Lockout. Workers from the Dock-side communities, North and South of the river, were very much to the forefront of the trade union militancy of the time. Members of the East Wall History Group are amongst those that are working together to ensure …

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Oct 07

Remembering 1913

Remembering 1913 Next year marks the centenary of the 1913 Lockout. Workers from the Dock-side communities, North and South of the river, were very much to the forefront of the trade union militancy of the time. Members of the East Wall History Group are amongst those that are working together to ensure that the local …

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Sep 27

Arthurs Day – recalling the Guinness barges and ships .

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The above framed picture was on display at the Dublin Dock Workers Preservation Society exhibition during the Tall Ships festival . It belongs to Jimmy Carthy , and shows his father Ned (of St.Marys Road ) in 1958 , along with Guinness Barges and ship . Such vessels would have been well known to Dock residents and …

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