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Shankill

Suburb in the Republic of IrelandWikipedia

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Sep 23, 2026

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Long Live the Library!

Sep 23 · 1 Mention

Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:16
Anyway.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:17
So it was the local library in Rathmines, which is rather beautiful, but rather austere building, not as cozy as the little Carnegie Library I used to go to when I lived in Shankill or the.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:32
Art Deco Library in Drumcondra.
Éilís Ní DhuibhneGUEST
4:34
You know, it's big and imposing.
NielsHOST
22:09
He could get the Austin started, but he couldn't manage to reverse it out of the garage, so he pushed it backwards onto the road instead.
NielsHOST
22:17
Once he got moving, he headed south towards Shankill.
NielsHOST
22:20
Edward said he hadn't switched on the lights until he reached Merrion Gates.
NielsHOST
22:25
One later account has him going through Cornell's Court and Cabin Teely, then through Shank Hill in the direction of Bray.

7 MINS LATER

NielsHOST
29:04
They alleged that Edward asked her for the £60 he needed to travel with the Gate Theatre Company.
NielsHOST
29:10
When Levina refused, they said he went out to the garden shed, took the hatchet and attacked her.
NielsHOST
29:16
Afterwards, the prosecution said he brought her body to Shankill, left it in the sea and spent the night trying to remove the evidence from St. Helens Road.
NielsHOST
29:24
It was a murder trial without a body.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
0:44
Oh, my God.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
0:44
It goes to Shankill.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
0:46
It comes about once a year.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
0:47
Yeah, I
Emma NolanHOST
13:49
Where did you grow up?
Fiona FrawleyHOST
13:51
I grew up in Shankill-
Emma NolanHOST
13:52
Mm
Fiona FrawleyHOST
13:52
...
EllaCORRESPONDENT
13:59
[laughs]
Fiona FrawleyHOST
13:59
... as a fetus.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
14:00
Uh, but Shankill, it's a mixed bag.
Emma NolanHOST
14:03
Mm.
OwenCORRESPONDENT
60:11
Now, what it also, around that, what changes that brought was that juveniles had been, up to that point, considered to be up to the age of 21, so they were dealt with.
OwenCORRESPONDENT
60:21
They went to places like St. Pat's, they went to Shangana in Shankill, or they went to Spike Island And these were kind of juvenile detention centres for people between the ages of maybe 16, I think, up to 21.
OwenCORRESPONDENT
60:34
Now, those people who are between the ages of 18, 19 and 20, they're dealt with as adults and they're put into the adult prison system.
OwenCORRESPONDENT
60:40
Now, what happens is then, as the figures recently released show, people in that age bracket are more likely, 50% more likely to be on a restrictive regime than other prisoners.
PeterHOST
30:52
a task he successfully completed in just under 8 minutes.
PeterHOST
30:56
Detectives began to think of nearby places that somebody would hide a body and it was suggested that the abandoned lead mines in Ballycoris, and its tunnels in the hills that overlook Shankill, would be the perfect location.
PeterHOST
31:10
A posse of Gardaí were sent to search the tunnels and surrounding hills, but nothing of use was discovered.
PeterHOST
31:17
Across the Irish Sea, police in Wales were asked to watch the coast in case a body should wash up there, but despite the Gardaí's exhaustive efforts, there was still no sign of the body.

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