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Four Courts

Four Courts

Courthouse in Dublin, IrelandWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Four Courts".

Oct 20, 2026

Cathy MartinGUEST
10:50
I think it was my last day anyway.
Cathy MartinGUEST
10:51
And I went out to Jemison at the Four Courts in Dublin and did the interview.
Cathy MartinGUEST
10:57
And the guy interviewing me said, listen, we've actually filled the role for France just a day or so ago.
Cathy MartinGUEST
11:03
But I see you've got Italian on your CV.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
48:22
"Hello, Kieran.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
48:22
I witnessed a violent incident outside the main entrance to the Four Courts yesterday, a masked guy kicking another guy mercilessly.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
48:30
This was directly at the entrance to the heart of our justice system.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
48:34
The young people and old were afraid to get involved, and this all happened while buses and cars and striking civil servants and the general public stood by, including myself, I should add.
Jenny FrielGUEST
25:24
Like, it's all very, um, intimate.
Jenny FrielGUEST
25:26
And it was back in the Four Courts, like it was before the-
Niall DonaldHOST
25:28
Yeah, I, I was there when he was-
Jenny FrielGUEST
25:29
Yeah
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
34:59
It doesn't work.
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
35:00
Uh, and of course, the, the anti-treaty IRA occupy the Four Courts-
Catriona CroweHOST
35:04
They do
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
35:04
... uh, in April-
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
38:24
Um, "And we'll provide you with assistance."
Catriona CroweHOST
38:26
Yeah.
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
38:26
Uh, and of course, Collins then makes the decision with others to, um, to begin shelling, uh, the Four Courts.
Diarmaid FerriterHOST
38:33
Um, and we have the beginning-
Emma HowardGUEST
11:30
Mm.
Shane ColmanHOST
11:30
You made the point that if your members had acted the same way as the people protesting on the streets, you would've been down in the Four Courts with an injunction slapped on you-
Emma HowardGUEST
11:39
Yep
Shane ColmanHOST
11:39
...
Antonia HartNARRATOR
2:54
35 years before the first woman was called to the bar, Ada, Amy and Olive Yates were making lawyers' lives easier by crisply taking their notes, handwritten drafts and ink-stained proofs and turning them into pristine printed legal documents.
Antonia HartNARRATOR
3:12
To be closer to the courts, the sisters opened branch offices at 3, 4 and 5 Chancery Place, facing the east side of the four courts.
Antonia HartNARRATOR
3:23
But it's their Dame Street typing room which is shown on the postcard.
Antonia HartNARRATOR
3:27
The card was sent to existing clients, thanking them for their business, hoping for more.

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