The History of Killester - Its Story.
Where you can find, source & post facts about Killester, it's people, history & origins. RT's are not always endorsements
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H Williams supermarket 1970, now @SupValukillestr
Killester has a rich history; from its roots as a manorial centre, serving as home to an infamous Dublin banking family, to 'garden village' for veterans of WWI & beyond. Pick up a copy of our recent book to discover more of the suburb's fascinating lore! https://t.co/GftGLWoY3j
Lady Olivia Ardilaun at the time of her marriage in 1871, and how she is portrayed in #HouseofGuinness. Daughter to the 3rd Earl of Bantry, she was married in Cork in the tradition of the bride to be married 'from home', not in Iveagh House as depicted in the show 1/2
The mile long avenue was equally as important to Arthur Edward who accumulated more and more land surrounding St. Anne's to ensure his avenue was the correct length 2/2
#HouseOfGuinness left out an important detail to fans of 'the mile-er' at St Annes. An essential part of many park goers exercise is to touch the grass in front of the excavation to prove they have walked the whole avenue! 1/2
Dublin Bus celebrated 100 years of public bus transport in #Dublin💙with a vintage fleet reenacting the service's first ever route.
The convoy travelled the original 43 route through Eden Quay to Killester, ending at the National Transport Museum in Howth
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Ever wondered what people did for a living in Killester in 1924 as the Irish Sailor's & Soldier's Trust took over their tenancies from the Council? We'd love to know who some of these were.
2 car owners in 1924?
A watchmaker?
9 tailors?
The best dressed & punctual people ever!!!
https://t.co/A0PM9Orjqv Wishing all our friends in Killester, near and far, a very Happy Saint Patricks Day. We found an early cinematic link between #Killester and #StPatricksDay. ☘️📽️🎞️ See our Facebook and Instagram for more @IFI_Dub@liamcunningham1@IFTA@ArdmoreStudios
https://t.co/A0PM9Orjqv Wishing all our friends in Killester, near and far, a very Happy Saint Patricks Day. We found an early cinematic link between #Killester and #StPatricksDay. ☘️📽️🎞️ See our Facebook and Instagram for more @IFI_Dub@liamcunningham1@IFTA@ArdmoreStudios
https://t.co/A0PM9Orjqv Wishing all our friends in Killester, near and far, a very Happy Saint Patricks Day. We found an early cinematic link between #Killester and #StPatricksDay. ☘️📽️🎞️ See our Facebook and Instagram for more @IFI_Dub@liamcunningham1@IFTA@ArdmoreStudios
On January 27th, 1929, His grace the Archbishop of Dublin solemnly enshrined a Relic of St. Brigid at St. Brigid’s Church, Killester. The Relic is a portion of the head of the Saint.
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