History – The Circular

One Thing Donald Trump, JFK and FDR All Have In Common

April 20, 2019

Entertainment, History, Main, Politics, Slider, TV

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Since Donald Trump's victory in 2016 US Presidential Election, the United States has fallen victim to one of the worst eras of partisan politics ever witnessed. With that said, it is crazy to think th...

Inside a Women’s Circle

Tamara Payne

April 16, 2019

Comment, Culture, ENVIRONMENT, History, Life and Style

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Have you ever heard of a women’s circle? Neither had I, until last week. Scrolling through the internet looking for a slightly different way to spend my Saturday night, I came across a scheduled ‘Women’s circl...

Why We Care So Much About The Burning Of Notre-Dame

Stacey Malaniff

April 15, 2019

Art, Comment, Culture, ENVIRONMENT, History, International, News, Religion, Social Network, Travel

106

Much like losing a loved one, incidences like these force us to realise what we take for granted. Let us consider why the Notre-Dame was a global treasure and perhaps then we can understand the international out pour of grief.

Audio: What Happened to the Baths? The Story of the Dun Laoghaire & Blackrock Baths

Nathan Griffin

April 15, 2019

Culture, dublin, Entertainment, History, Sport

49

This radio documentary delves back into the memories of two local residents to give listeners an idea of what these two bygone Bath facilities were like in their heyday. https://soundcloud.com/nathan-griff...

Ballymun Shopping Centre – Gallery

Patrick Reid

April 14, 2019

Culture, Education, History, Life and Style, Main

86

Ballymun Shopping Centre serves as an interminable reminder of the town's glory days - tall, stoic blocks dominated the skyline for miles, wild horses roamed freely on grassy roadside verges and vast tarred s...

Audio: From Boxing to Bingo: The Story of Dublin’s National Stadium

Brian Byrne

April 13, 2019

Culture, Entertainment, History, sport

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https://soundcloud.com/user-982652161-161140506/the-boxing-the-bingo Listen to the story behind Dublin's National Stadium You may have passed it whilst walking on South Circular Road, the blocky building, ...