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Drumcondra

Drumcondra

Suburb in Dublin, IrelandWikipedia

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Sep 25, 2026

Katja MiaHOST
3:26
Of course, yeah.
Katja MiaHOST
3:27
Um, the two parents, Alice and Philip Senior, met at a wedding in Dublin, and they got married in 1963 at the Church of Christ the King in Cabra on Dublin's north side and were living at St. Columbus Road in Drumcondra by the time Philip was born.
Katja MiaHOST
3:42
Now, Philip Senior had a good job.
Katja MiaHOST
3:44
He was a purchasing manager for Northern Foods, later acquired by Nestle.
Rachael EnglishHOST
0:32
When he was 29, he made the decision to turn his life around.
Rachael EnglishHOST
0:36
He now has an apartment in Drumcondra in Dublin and works with community groups, schools and prisons, as well as people trying to get out of drug addiction and homelessness.
Rachael EnglishHOST
0:46
He's been speaking to our reporter Laura Fletcher about his experience.
Sean KinsellaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:51
I think the first time I experienced being homeless, I was probably 13 or 14 at that stage and there was a lot of difficulties happening at home.
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Long Live the Library!

Sep 23 · 1 Mention

Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:17
So it was the local library in Rathmines, which is rather beautiful, but rather austere building, not as cozy as the little Carnegie Library I used to go to when I lived in Shankill or the.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:32
Art Deco Library in Drumcondra.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:34
You know, it's big and imposing.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:37
But anyway, yeah, the first day we had to get a form, which we had to bring home and get my father to sign.
Ben MarchGUEST
15:34
And for a while, I actually stopped playing music because the children were small and you know yourself, it kind of... other things take precedence but it was when they started doing music lessons when they were probably six or seven years old at the local cultist branch in Clontarf that I'd start meeting musicians I'd known from from before I had children and they would sort of say oh we play a session in the cobblestone on a Tuesday night or whatever you should come along and so i started getting back into it then as my as my children started getting into it and then it was really nice to play with them in the kitchen as well as they started learning tunes and yeah so that was a great way of getting back into the music but i was still in dublin at the time and the thought of making the instruments was still a long way away because even though i was a carpenter and had the skills I would never have been able to afford a workshop in Dublin in order to start making them.
Ben MarchGUEST
16:31
I had a smallish house in Drumcondra.
Ben MarchGUEST
16:33
So it was actually when the recession hit here, and I moved to Wales, back to Wales for a few years for work, that I had the space finally to start making Barrel Rolls.
Ben MarchGUEST
16:43
So I actually made them, I started making them in Wales in 2008.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
Locals living in Richmond Road in Drumcondra say they're fed up with cars, speeding and dangerous conditions which are putting them and their families at risk.
speaker_0HOST
0:08
Earlier today, they closed the road during rush hour traffic to highlight their cause on World Car Free Day.
speaker_0HOST
0:14
They say they've had no further progress from Dublin City, Kansas since their last protest.
speaker_0HOST
0:26
Look, for people listening, maybe could you explain why the residents have got to this point in their frustration?
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:32
Yeah, absolutely.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:32
So for people who don't know, I suppose Richmond Road sits between the main Drumcondra Road and then Clonliffe Road on the very far end.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:39
There's about 70 red brick homes between Grace Park Road and the Drumcondra section.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:45
Now, the road itself is really, really narrow.
Fionán SheehanGUEST
12:44
So there was, there was trouble there.
Fionán SheehanGUEST
12:46
And Bertie says that the two of them met at his house in Drumcondra to talk about the financial situation, and Cowen kind of goes along with that, yeah, but he also says that in advance of that meeting, he had a memo prepped for him on reasons Bertie Ahern should stand down by his long-term friend and confidant, Fintan Drury.
Fionán SheehanGUEST
13:07
And he goes to that meeting, and they chat about whatever they're talking about, the financial situation, and then the matters turn anyway to Ahern's leadership.
Fionán SheehanGUEST
13:15
And Cowen says, "Well, listen, I just said to Bertie, you know, well, when will there be a better time for you to stand down? You've just, you know, been to Washington, you've addressed Congress and so on, and, you know, the economy is still going pretty well, and, you know, you've, you've had a third victory in a row in a general election, quite historic in its own right." And he says, "That's all he said," I, I said to him.
Oliver CallanHOST
5:16
These will be no good to you.
Oliver CallanHOST
5:17
In Griffith Park in Dublin Nine, that's in Drumcondra.
Oliver CallanHOST
5:22
Somebody's telling us they're not good.
Oliver CallanHOST
5:23
That does not look good.
Peter George FlynnHOST
26:50
...
Peter George FlynnHOST
26:50
Drumcondra.
John McCaffertyGUEST
26:52
Yeah.
Peter George FlynnHOST
26:52
Anything else you w- would like people to know? What time does it begin? How can you get tickets?
Phil EganHOST
2:09
Shels, who are yet to win a league game under John Russell, went ahead with a goal from Dan Kelly.
Phil EganHOST
2:14
But not for the first time this season, Warren Davis scored in Drumcondra.
Phil EganHOST
2:18
Last night's goal was an absolute cracker.
Phil EganHOST
2:21
Leo Bernie got the all-important winner for Kevin Doherty's side, who remain in the relegation playoff spot, but only on goal difference behind Waterford.
Sinead O'CarrollHOST
25:47
Five, maybe? Before the Good Friday.
Niall KellyHOST
25:50
Yeah, like, and I remember they were down in Fagans and Drumcondra, which is across the road from Bertie Hearn's constituency office in St. Luke's.
Niall KellyHOST
25:58
And I remember being down there on the side of the road, and I remember there being a lot of people.
Niall KellyHOST
26:04
Yeah, just, and I, like, I remember, I obviously remember College Green and Obama.

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