Along North Wall Quay, situated between the modern developments at Spencer Dock and the shell of what was to be the Anglo-Irish Bank HQ are two somewhat incongruous red brick buildings. These are the former Hotel and Railway Station of the London and North Western Railway Company, an employer of over 90,000 men and women …
Daily Archive: August 29, 2015
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Top Posts & Pages
- From mascot to marksman – The story of William Halpin and the 1916 Rising
- Easter 1916: Stories from the North Dock
- SONGS of the Molly Maguires:
- Up in Smoke – the tragic saga of Virginia House, East Wall Road.
- Johnny Cullen’s Hill... the story so far
- "ROCK ON PHILIP" - Sarah Lundberg Summer School 2023 to celebrate Philip Chevron
- THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS ASHE 1917 : SEAN O'CASEY AND JOHN WHELAN
- A FAMILY AT WAR WITH AN EMPIRE - Christy and 'Dina' Crothers of the Irish Citizen Army
- 1916: The destruction of Liberty Hall & Walter Carpenter
- "May your song always be sung" : Sarah Lundberg Summer School 2020