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South Circular Road

South Circular Road

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "South Circular Road".

Sep 14, 2026

Noel CarrollHOST
8:14
Um, and then you're kinda coming up to, um, the halfway mark.
Noel CarrollHOST
8:18
So you're coming up towards, um, uh, south c- your Kilmainham, South Circular Road, and then you're heading towards Crumlin, um, and the 13 mile mark, which is just, uh, just I think past Dolphin Barracks Bridge.
Noel CarrollHOST
8:30
And then, uh, like this, from mile 13 to 14, um, I think deceivingly can be one of the toughest parts of the course.
Noel CarrollHOST
8:40
In 2017, uh, as another example, uh, I'd been going alo- now I did overcook it, as I said earlier.
Katie HannonHOST
0:22
Elizabeth, good afternoon.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:24
Hi Katie, so I'm coming to you live now from actually one of the city's busiest clamping black spots, it's the South Circular Road.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:31
I've actually just spotted the clampers drive by me there, but figures released by the Dublin City Council show that nearly 750 motorists had their vehicles clamped here last year.
Elizabeth HurstCORRESPONDENT
0:40
Most of them were for either parking on a clearway or in an operational bus lane.
HazelUNKNOWN
27:39
He grew up in the Liberties.
HazelUNKNOWN
27:41
Then he moved to South Circular Road.
Eric LalorHOST
27:43
And before the Southie got, the voice started changing into a more broadcastable voice.
Eric LalorHOST
27:49
Can we talk about another icon, will I? And now we can talk about this fella, because quizzes.
Andrea GilliganHOST
19:30
And finally, Dublin City Council sent a four-page leaflet on road signage, one being that you cannot park on Dublin yellow lines.
Andrea GilliganHOST
19:37
But how come on South Circular Road from Griffith College to Sally Bridge, there's always a line of taxis and other cars parked in double yellow lines on a regular basis and those cars are never clamped, asks this listener.
Andrea GilliganHOST
19:48
Email if you want to share your clamping story with us or any other story or experience.
Andrea GilliganHOST
19:52
It's lunchtimelive at newstalk.com. Cathy, Sean, Damian, Vinnie, Ciarán, thanks a million for getting in touch to tell your stories.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:35
And there's one in Inchicore, which has now kind of got adapted into apartments.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:40
We saw on South Circular Road in the 90s, it was one of those award winning projects, was a church that was designed into small kind of apartments.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:47
They can be quite kind of cool.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:49
They'll have beautiful windows and things like that.
Eric DonovanGUEST
32:54
It really was.
Eric DonovanGUEST
32:54
And people used to come, clubs, there was a time when we trained at the back of the stadium there in South Circular Road before we moved on to Abbottstown and that used to be open.
Eric DonovanGUEST
33:03
So anytime you'd have juvenile championships or anything like that, that door used to be open.
Eric DonovanGUEST
33:06
So we'd have two training sessions there a day.
Russell RaphaelHOST
4:20
If his nose bleeds, you'd think it was, oh, tragic.
Russell RaphaelHOST
4:25
and that dying-looking one off the South Circular when he sprained his foot at the choir party at the Sugarloaf Mountain the day I wore that dress.
Russell RaphaelHOST
4:34
Miss Stack, bringing him flowers, the worst old ones she could find at the bottom of the basket, anything at all to get into a man's bedroom, with her old maid's voice, trying to imagine he was dying on account of her, to never see thy face again.
Russell RaphaelHOST
4:53
he looked more like a man with his beard a bit grown in the bed father was the same besides we had bandaging and dosing when he cut his toe with the rays of pear in his corns afraid he'd get blood poisoning but if it was a thing i was sick oh then we'd see what attention only of course the woman hides it not to give all the trouble they do yes He came somewhere, I'm sure, by his appetite.

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