Grafton Street

And I think you can kind of see that a little bit in the, you know, in the high street with the likes of Golden Discs and HMV.

I mean, you know, setting up in Golden Discs are in Blanchardstown and Grafton Street and Athlone, I think, and Clonmel on the High Street there as well.

All of a sudden, from out of nowhere, these kind of physical media retailers are kind of setting up again.

So there's definitely, as I say, from a very low base, I would imagine, but I think people might be dusting off their DVD players and things at a greater, at a faster rate than they were.

Videos, screenshots, the unmistakable orange of fire reflected in wet Dublin streets.

Parnell Square, Grafton Street, they're burning it, someone had written, and then beneath it, the thing that made her sit up.

Send them all back.

Karthikeya, The Light from Other Places, it's your first published work of fiction, if I have that right.

Yeah, it's lovely to have a day out and to go up to Dublin and to go on O'Connell Street.

It's like the first place that we come to when we go to Dublin because that's how we'd get here on the bus is where we'd get off is O'Connell Street but ideally we would probably go to Grafton Street probably more so than O'Connell Street probably.

Every time we come up though we always point out the gunshots on the GPO we're saying oh well there's that like shows the evidence actually happened so.

So it's a pretty important street then.

So we really hope that you'll tune into that on Sunday the 15th as well.

And actually on Red Wednesday itself, then we're going to have Mass in St. Teresa's Church in Clarendon Street in Dublin City Centre, very close to Grafton Street.

Anyone who knows Dublin City Centre well will know St. Teresa's Church there, the Carmelite Church.

On Wednesday, November 18th at 12.30, we'll have a special Mass there for persecuted Christians.

And I think you can kind of see that a little bit in the, you know, in the high street with the likes of Golden Discs and HMV.

I mean, you know, setting up in Golden Discs are in Blanchardstown and Grafton Street and Athlone, I think, and Clonmel on the High Street there as well.

All of a sudden, from out of nowhere, these kind of physical media retailers are kind of setting up again.

So there's definitely, as I say, from a very low base, I would imagine, but I think people might be dusting off their DVD players and things at a greater, at a faster rate than they were.

It's like the

first place that we come to when we go to Dublin because that's how we'd get here on the bus is where we'd get off is O'Connell Street but ideally we would probably go to Grafton Street probably more so than O'Connell Street probably.

Every time we come up though we always point out the gunshots on the GPO we're saying oh well there's that like shows the evidence actually happened so.

So it's a pretty important street then.

When you're having fun.

My wife was on Grafton Street the night that Bono took out the guitar a couple of weeks ago and serenaded her and 4,000 people on the streets of Dublin, which was a magical time.

Yeah, their new song is actually really good.

So fair play to