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27 March, 7.30 pm
Local historical talk
"What happened to compensation claims in Clontarf, after the 1916 Rising"
By Cathy Scuffil, Consultant Historian and Tutor and former @DubHistorians
Venue
St. Anthony's Hall
Clontarf
Admission €5
Organised by #DNBH
Busy Custom House, Dublin
Early 1900s
Designed by James Gandon. Completed 1791 on reclaimed land. Took 10 years to complete. Cost £200,000 sterling
Replaced old building that was situated to the west on Essex Quay.
Interior destroyed during War of Independence, May 1921 #FMLH
Tonight Friday and Saturday.
Join us in the Marino Institute of Education for the Dublin North Bay Summer School - a whole series of impressive presentations in the fields of Literature, History, Culture and the Gothic.
@FMLocalHistory@OldDublinTown@DublinTown@BarryHeneghan2
All roads lead to the
@MarinoInstitute
For the 2025
Dublin North Bay
Summer School
June 13th-14th
Finalising arrangements with @ciaranfogarty39
Official opening 7.00pm Friday 13th June @BarryHeneghan2
Presentations on Literature, History, Culture and Gothic
@OldDublinTown
Packed agenda for our Summer School.
Great speakers with really interesting presentations.
Tickets available on Eventbrite.
Search "Dublin North Bay Summer School"
Or follow the link
https://t.co/P9Z29qaIbL
#DNBH#CattleMarket#BramStoker#1967EducationAct#TheStarvingWest
Stars of Our Miscellany Of Spring Readings recently held in the St John The Baptist Church, Seafield Road, Clontarf.
Huge thanks to all our readers, singers and choir. A thoroughly entertaining evening was had by all #DNBH@loveclontarf_ie@VisitDublin@DublinTown@DubCham
We are delighted to be now on X and seeking to gain support for a visitor, tourist and heritage centre for the Dublin North Bay Area.
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Our next event
Our Summer School
From the 13th to the 15 June
In the @MarinoInstitute
Details soon
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