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The North King Street Massacre, Dublin 1916 – An ugly incident towards the end of the Rising, where the British Army broke into the houses in N King St, in north inner city and kiled 15 men they found hiding there. None were armed, none were rebels. theirishstory.com/2012/04/13/the…

The Easter Rising in Galway, 1916 –Up to 500 Volunteers came out for the rebellion in the county, led by Liam Mellows, but little serious fightiing occurred. Article here: theirishstory.com/2016/03/04/the…

Last few tickets for my talk next Sunday at the Hyatt hotel just in case anyone interested. Part of the Culture Date With Dublin 8 festival. culturedatewithdublin8.ie/whats-on/meath…

Final places are now booking for this Saturday’s on-site seminar and historic building tour at 30 Parnell Square, Dublin 1, located in the heart of the city’s northside. Saturday 17th May 2025 | 10:00 - 13:15 | 3 structured CPD points. Book online: eventbrite.ie/e/conserving-a…

Looking for something different on a walking tour? From Oscar's statue in Merrion Sq- via Hospitality House on Cumberland St and the interior of St Andrew's on Westland Row- to nearby 19C theatre and market history, join us this THURS 22 May All details dublindecoded.com

In celebration of the Bealtaine Festival, this Friday 23 May the OPW is offering free admission to seniors to OPW heritage sites across the country (except Brú na Bóinne & Kilmainham Gaol). So come on out and enjoy a day of cultural celebration! Dublin's Outdoors

The Book of Leinster is on display in the Old Library following a major conservation project. The 12th century manuscript is part of a new exhibition curated by the Library thanks to our wonderful Curator Caoimhe Ní Ghormáin & Senior Conservator, John Gillis.

All is revealed on Parnell Square! After 18 long years marred by scaffolding, the supremely elegant French Gothic spire of the Abbey Presbyterian Church has been de-shrouded after an intense year of repairs led by Classic Conservation & Restoration contractors 🧵

Get involved #bloomsdayinringsend. All events open to the public FREE. Celebrate, Joyce, Nora & Ulysses, there's something for everyone. June 12th-16th. The James Joyce Centre James Joyce Gazette James Joyce Tower Ringsend & Districts Historical Society NewsFour Dublin People Dublin City Council DublinLive DiscoverDublin

Luke Kelly Festival this weekend, Smithfield Sq. Two FREE events. Saturday 2pm a panel on The Ballad Boom, chaired by Aoife Barry. A run out for the book! Sunday 2pm a panel on Ewan MacColl with Ronan Burtenshaw and Sandra Kerr, who studied under Ewan and Peggy Seeger.

Our 3 June walks: - hidden history Stephen's Green (memorials; Dutch Billies & more 11AM, THURS 12 June - "Cross Dublin, without Passing a Pub" (a route inspired by Leopold Bloom) SAT 14 at 11AM or MON 16 June (Blooms Day) 2PM All Info + Tickets dublindecoded.com

Here ye! Here ye! The Casual Historians will meet again on Thursday 5 June, at 8pm in The Oval Bar on Dublin's Abbey Street. Join us if you like to "talk history" - Or if you like to "listen history" - Or if you like to do both. 🙂

Profile of my da in the paper looks like a court report. In all seriousness, his brilliant and well-researched book on the 1875 whiskey fire will be on shelves soon. Expanded and updated. Like his work on the 1916 fires and the Custom House burning, it brings unique knowledge.

The Battle of Tory Island – the last engagement of the United Irishman rebellion of 1798 – The Irish Story theirishstory.com/2021/03/08/the…

Any plans for Sunday? Teeling Whiskey are celebrating 10 years of ploughing out excellent whiskey. Pop down say hi, family friendly, indoor & outdoor, food & entertainment. (RT always appreciated)

The former DID Electrical on Mountjoy Square, a local institution, is for sale. Behind the famous gawky porch tacked over the original doorcase and fanlight is a fine three-bay Georgian house which, given the vicissitudes of its history, retains remarkably intact interiors 🧵

Walking tour of St Stephens Green, THURS 12th June, from 11AM literary history, hidden Dutch Billies, a visit inside the most beautiful 19th century church in Dublin, and the secrets behind architecture & history all 4 sides of the Green. Tickets only on dublindecoded.com

#CollegeGreen as you've never seen it... An image from a Victorian-era platter shows “Moores Monument & Bank of Irel”. The statue of poet, singer and songwriter Thomas Moore was erected in 1857. The manufacturer opened in 1880, so this view isn’t any later than that date.

Grafton Street looking towards Trinity College - Circa 1890 Photo by Robert French, from the Lawrence Collection.