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Parnell Square

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Nov 6, 2026

Kevin LarneyHOST
24:52
I wouldn't Bellevue Italian or Latin, I guess for a beautiful site.
Kevin LarneyHOST
24:57
Joey's, just fucking Joey's man Bellevue or Bellevedere sorry yeah Bellevedere it's I'm mixing up with yeah Belle like Vedere's view it's a good view nice view basically which is have you ever been down there no nice view is a bit of a misnomer it's in like it's just off Parnell Square it's in a pretty
Jason BrennanHOST
25:18
a good part of Dublin that's perfectly fine and safe no it's right
Kevin LarneyHOST
25:22
across from it's a trap that got broken into the whole time because of where it was it's just down there But back then, so it would have been seen as closer to, like, Clongos or those sort of...
Gavin JenningsHOST
2:50
As the first of the terraces came down yesterday, yes.
Des CahillCORRESPONDENT
2:53
where we bunked off school in Parnell Square and went around and stood on the tramway end for Ireland against the USSR.
Des CahillCORRESPONDENT
3:00
And the USSR were the mighty USSR back then.
Des CahillCORRESPONDENT
3:03
We were given no chance, Ireland.
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Oct 30 · 1 Mention

Sinéad MooneyHOST
3:39
And sound is a thing when it comes to writing for radio.
Sinéad MooneyHOST
3:43
Last night, an arena special at Poetry Ireland in Dublin's Parnell Square.
Sinéad MooneyHOST
3:48
And it was finally time to reveal the winner of the RTE short story competition.
Sinéad MooneyHOST
3:54
Bubble by Jamie Samson.
Shane LongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:58
Yeah, nice to do the President proud.
Des CahillHOST
50:01
Kind of cool for an Irish mammy, isn't it? Another of my favourite goalscoring achievements was when I bunked off from school in Parnell Square to go up to Dalyman Park in 1974.
Des CahillHOST
50:11
Ireland taking on the mighty USSR.
Des CahillHOST
50:13
Liam Brady made his debut and Don Givens ran riot.
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
45:07
And it was in Poetry Ireland.
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
45:09
They just have a new premises on Parnell Square.
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
45:11
It's just opened.
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
45:12
And I went, that's where the photographs were taken.
Gerry AdamsHOST
5:44
And the little book, as part of the Lyricus series, Myra Drum, A Visionary, A Rebel Heart, is available from www.ishog.ie, all lowercase.
Gerry AdamsHOST
6:00
And talking about books, Micheál McDonagh, a Sinn Féin Dublin councillor, former editor of An Fobloch, Republican News, an insightful writer and a historian, will be publishing a book telling the story of Ard Offach of 44 Parnell Square, currently the Ard Offach of Sinn Féin.
Gerry AdamsHOST
6:26
And he's releasing that at the end of this week.
Gerry AdamsHOST
6:29
And I've been in and out of 44 Parnell Square for more years than I can remember.
Gerry AdamsHOST
6:36
It's Cavanbury Memorial Hall.
Gerry AdamsHOST
6:40
And it is where Anfobloch and then Anfobloch Republican News was produced.
Gerry AdamsHOST
7:53
And many well-known leaders and fighters from that period trained and planned within its walls.
Gerry AdamsHOST
7:59
According to Michal, Kevin Barley, Dick McKee, Padraig Clancy were but three of these soldiers of the Irish Republic who died in the struggle and their successors defended the Republic from 44 in 1922.
Rick O'SheaHOST
0:16
They'll be released as podcasts every day on RTE Listen as well and you can read them at rte.ie slash culture.
Rick O'SheaHOST
0:23
The final awards night is live on air on Arena this coming Friday night from the new Poetry Ireland building on Parnell Square in Dublin.
Rick O'SheaHOST
0:29
In the meantime, I'm joined by Stephanie O'Connor here with me and Donny Brooke and Kartikay Gupta in our Cork studio and you're both very welcome to the programme.
Stephanie O'ConnorGUEST
0:36
Thank you so much.

8 MINS LATER

Florence EdibamboSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:28
Then her phone became a small blazing thing in her hand.
Florence EdibamboSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:31
Videos, screenshots, the unmistakable orange of fire reflected in wet Dublin streets.
Florence EdibamboSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:39
Parnell Square, Grafton Street, they're burning it, someone had written, and then beneath it, the thing that made her sit up.
Florence EdibamboSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:47
Send them all back.
Jerome O'DriscollGUEST
38:27
The 10 commercial galleries in Dublin...
Jerome O'DriscollGUEST
38:31
the Carlin Gallery Hillsborough Kevin Kavanagh Gormley is that one? Molesworth Gallery Solomon Green on Red here there's three on the north side Hillsborough in Parnell Square Green on Red Gallery's in Dublin Dockland's in Dublin One in Spencer Dock and Olivier Cornet is also off Parnell Square but we all joined forces it's kind of the second time we've done this in my time as a gallerist I'm here working about 33 years as a gallerist yeah to address the issue or the fact that we felt that the visual arts, ironically, are the least visible nearly of the art forms in Ireland.
Jerome O'DriscollGUEST
39:11
And they're kind of the bottom rung of the ladder.
LindaHOST
39:13
Yeah, it is ironic, isn't
Damian B. DonnellyHOST
56:00
Keep up to date on all our offerings over at irishwriterscentre.ie where you can sign up to our newsletter or go one better and become a member and receive discounts on academy courses, competition fees and even bookshops around the country.
Damian B. DonnellyHOST
56:15
The Irish Writers' Centre has its base at 19 Parnell Square in Dublin, but it reaches all 32 counties via our annual literary roadshows, the International Debut Novel Competition, programmes including the National Mentoring Programme, the Young Writer Delegates and New Voices North, our Writers in the Region series of masterclasses and our online courses.
Damian B. DonnellyHOST
56:35
Thank you for listening in today and we hope you'll be back next time.
Ben ScallanHOST
16:15
Yeah, what about people in Mallard, as we've just seen? So that was obviously a terrible look.
Ben ScallanHOST
16:23
Dublin riots and all of these different chaotic events that transpired, Parnell Square attack, Stoney Batter, you know, et cetera.
Ben ScallanHOST
16:33
So I think Jim O'Callaghan wanted to come in with a totally different approach and be like, look, I'm taking this seriously.
Ben ScallanHOST
16:45
Look at me.

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