We just wanted to say a big thanks to everyone who came along to the table quiz last night. It was a big success and a great atmosphere.
We raised €900 towards the plaque for Bob Doyle,which... https://t.co/dtMyyncn6f
A very special event this evening in The Cobblestone, our annual Dublin in the Rare Auld Rhymes in aid of the Capuchin Day Centre for Homeless People. The eveht is hosted by Fergus Whelan and will feature the best of local and Dublin talent. Entrance... https://t.co/kHVq64PaJU
It is with great sadness that we received news today of the sudden passing of our friend, neighbour and one of the founding members of the Stoneybatter History Project, Alan MacSimóin.... https://t.co/nF5sIxVYe7
The 1918 Election:
THE WOMAN WHO STOOD FOR A WORKERS REPUBLIC
The December 1918 General Election was the first opportunity for Irish women to... https://t.co/tUG64ns1qU
Another request for information and/or photos. Does anyone remember the 'Sounds of the 70s' shop on Stoneybatter (thought to have operated between 1970 and the early 1980s), situated a... https://t.co/apEJw9SENJ
Does anyone have photos or stories about the old Manor St Cinema (Palladium/Broadway)? Paul Moloney is doing a project on it with an aim to doing a bit during the Stoneybatter Festival in 2020 (the cinema's centenary of its opening).
On 24 June the Stoneybatter & Smithfield People's History Project hosted a fascinating event in the Generator. This was the 'Refusing to Fight' talk with Lois Bibbings and Cyril... https://t.co/ccXGDlbfIa
Refusing to fight in World War I: Resistance to military conscription in First World War Britain and Ireland.
We are familiar with how Irish people responded to the threat of... https://t.co/cQMXPTT4NP
On Easter Monday the 1916 Four Courts Garrison Relatives Association unveiled a plaque at the Tap pub (Reilly's Fort), on the corner of North King Street and
Not too long ago an eagle eyed 1916 relative, Paddy Holohan, spotted a... https://t.co/dqyleFeeQd