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Sandymount

Sandymount

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Sep 23, 2026

Shane HigginsGUEST
1:21
And then as a consequence of that loss, the Catholic community and the religious individuals in this area felt that there was a need for a Catholic hospital.
Shane HigginsGUEST
1:32
to look after particularly the women who lived in the tenement slums in Irish Town, Ringsend and Sandymount.
Shane HigginsGUEST
1:39
And these women were really not well catered for.
Shane HigginsGUEST
1:42
Remember back in those days, and your listeners may not know this, but the maternal mortality rate was 600 per 100,000 maternities.
NielsHOST
2:47
Her full birth name was Lavinia Brown Witherill.
NielsHOST
2:51
Lavina was born in Sandymount on the 8th of June 1881.
NielsHOST
2:56
She was one of six children born to John Witherall and Margaret Mackenzie.
NielsHOST
3:01
The Witheralls were a well-off Dublin shipping family.
Barry CumminsHOST
2:26
Uh, and that's where, as next of kin, that's where Nancy formally reports Annie as a missing person.
Katja MiaHOST
2:32
And we know the Gardai go to her flat in Sandymount, inventory her belongings.
Katja MiaHOST
2:38
They inspect for signs of break-in, and they determined that Annie was wearing a tweed coat, boots, and carrying a handbag.
Katja MiaHOST
2:45
And her passport, her money, everything important, I would say, passport, money, jewelry, all her personal items, were still in the apartment untouched, and there's no signs of struggle here, no signs of a break-in.
Barry CumminsHOST
4:52
A lot of people look like that.
Barry CumminsHOST
4:54
Um, but still, they were issuing this description.
Barry CumminsHOST
4:57
But you can see really quickly the investigation has moved out of Sandymount, up the mountains, and Johnny Fox's and Glencullen is a big focus already.
Katja MiaHOST
5:09
Mm-hmm.
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
7:15
I was like, what am I good at? What can I do? How can I...
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
7:19
make me living out of enjoying my life as well and I was teaching a few guitar lessons a few kids in the flats guitar lessons just casually and I like I was they kept coming back and I was like this is okay okay and then I come down here to the centre and I was like I was thinking I used to them private guitar lessons went from people's houses, I was going, every afternoon I was scheduled to be in Sandymount at four o'clock, or to be in Ringsend at five o'clock, or to be over there at six o'clock, or to be back, and I says to myself, I'm doing too much traveling around here, I'm wasting too much time traveling, and I says to myself, if I can get them to come to me.
Conor SheehanHOST
7:55
Sorry to cut in, I did teach in English for a while, private classes, and I clicked and it was like, if I can rent a room somewhere and they all
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
8:01
come,
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
7:15
I was like, what am I good at? What can I do? How can I...
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
7:19
make me living out of enjoying my life as well and I was teaching a few guitar lessons a few kids in the flats guitar lessons just casually and I like I was they kept coming back and I was like this is okay okay and then I come down here to the centre and I was like I was thinking I used to them private guitar lessons went from people's houses, I was going, every afternoon I was scheduled to be in Sandymount at four o'clock, or to be in Ringsend at five o'clock, or to be over there at six o'clock, or to be back, and I says to myself, I'm doing too much traveling around here, I'm wasting too much time traveling, and I says to myself, if I can get them to come to me.
Conor SheehanHOST
7:55
Sorry to cut in, I did teach in English for a while, private classes, and I clicked and it was like, if I can rent a room somewhere and they all
Dylan ClaytonGUEST
8:01
come,
Sarah RyanHOST
43:01
I used to do shifts like eight to eight every weekend, and then sometimes I do a two to eight.
Sarah RyanHOST
43:09
So I left my house in Sandymount and I was walking.
Sarah RyanHOST
43:11
This office was in Peer Street and I was walking to work and the second plane, I think, was hitting as I was walking in the door of the office.
John McGuirkHOST
43:21
Yeah, it's funny, you reminded me that although we're basically the same age, you, of course, got a head start because of the way the birthdays fall on the calendar.
Katja MiaHOST
12:53
the initial accommodation.
Katja MiaHOST
12:54
She stayed with a friend in Clondalkin for a short period of time, and then she managed to find a flat and did a flat share in St. Catherine's Grove in Sandymount with Jill Toomey from Cork and Ida Walsh from Newbridge.
Katja MiaHOST
13:06
And she actually sort of established a really strong friendship with Ida as well, one of her flatmates.
Barry CumminsHOST
13:12
Yeah, so she only met Jill and Ida in the January of that year.
Barry CumminsHOST
13:17
So... two months, a little bit more than two months before she disappears.
Barry CumminsHOST
13:22
She meets them and she's she she gets she becomes the third flatmate in in this in this apartment.
Katja MiaHOST
13:29
St. Catherine's Grove in Sandymount has always kind of maintained as an apartment block.
Katja MiaHOST
13:34
and had a communal laundry room that required coins to use, like for the washer and the dryer.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
50:12
But, you know, does it take three years to do a simple cycle track in Ireland? Yes, yes, it does.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:20
Most of those level crossings are in Sandymount.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:22
I mean, they wanted to put a bike lane in Sandymount and there was almost a civil war about it.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:27
Yeah,
Hugh LinehanHOST
50:28
Sandymount seems to have an unaccountable amount of political clout in Irish life.
Hugh LinehanHOST
50:32
Why would that be, Pat?
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:33
Because about 50% of the population there are barristers.
Cormac McQuinnPANELIST
50:12
But, you know, does it take three years to do a simple cycle track in Ireland? Yes, yes, it does.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:20
Most of those level crossings are in Sandymount.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:22
I mean, they wanted to put a bike lane in Sandymount and there was almost a civil war about it.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:27
Yeah,
Hugh LinehanHOST
50:28
Sandymount seems to have an unaccountable amount of political clout in Irish life.
Hugh LinehanHOST
50:32
Why would that be, Pat?
Pat LeahyPANELIST
50:33
Because about 50% of the population there are barristers.

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