O'Connell Street

because I've had generally I'm very open yeah like I was

only saying to you off the pod as well like I remember my first time I went I was 14 I've been gone since I was 14 26 years yeah but it was a woman like and prop it was on O'Connell Street beside Dr. Quirky's Oh very good And you walked in She had like She had a ball and all Yeah it was proper Like old school Me and Lindsay went in Yeah And loved it Back in the day Did you

dress up as a fortune teller You did When I did the sexy

pirate Yeah we went to Disco Social Yeah And like that was my first Little inkling with it Yeah But I remember one time Like I'm going to give them All the shout outs I know all the girls Are going to come at us now Being like Do you have the numbers Do you have the numbers I know yeah we will If you

In 1988, U2 hosted the worldwide premiere of their concert documentary, Rattle and Hum, in their home city of Dublin, Ireland.

Thousands of fans packed O'Connell Street outside the Savoy Cinema to celebrate the band and their screening.

In 1997, through his publicist, Johnny Cash announced that he had developed Parkinson's disease.

Due to the progression of his symptoms, he was forced to cancel an upcoming concert series as well as his promotional tour for Cash the Autobiography.

Gardies soon found themselves at the door of St. Brendan's Mental Hospital in Grange Gordon as they arrived to question a man who had been arrested and admitted for psychiatric care.

A few days after Tommy was discovered, after he was found behaving strangely on O'Connell Street, the Gardie had been on the lookout for anyone who had left the area suddenly and believed the man, who was from Cove Street and had been interviewed by a detective the day before, could have been involved.

However, they failed to uncover any evidence that would incriminate the man.

Likewise, a man who had been seen leaving Spring Hill Park, a suburban housing estate near Dean's Grange, with a five-year-old boy, was arrested and then released without charge, following an interrogation that lasted five hours in Kevin Street Station, as he was found to be completely innocent of any wrongdoing.

It's lovely, the Gresham, D&R

Gresham on O'Connell Street.

So I started working there and I was actually a waitress.

My lovely friend then that worked there, she actually moved away and she told me, Becky, you need to get out of here, you need to get out of here.

It's absolutely terrific.

It's published by Sandy Cove and you'll be signing copies of the book at 2 p.m. today at Easton's O'Connell Street.

And all are welcome.

So I can imagine on one level, you're really looking forward to that.

This is the report about Arnott's department store asking for social welfare payments to be removed from the GPO, which they said would be a way of tackling antisocial behaviour in the area.

Graeme, would you be around O'Connell Street much?

I would.

Again, I've got a long history with O'Connell Street.

I remember being a backpacker here in 1989.

And I'm really glad I came here in 1989.

When O'Connell Street was boarded up, there was like the Gresham and a KFC, as far as I could tell.

I'm not sure if Dr. Quirky's was there or not, because that wasn't my thing at the time.