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Some disappeared stuffs from 60s - 90s.

Dublin's Phoenix park racecourse in 1954.

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This day in December, 1922. British troops leave Dublin for the final time, at Dublins North Wall

Today, 40 years ago, Treasure Hunt first aired. Changed the face of tv. First reality show. But, most importantly, it put a woman centre stage, driving the narrative. Powerful stuff. ⁦Channel 4⁩

Another school that have moved out of the city... Wesley College on St Stephen's Green in Dublin (1879) a gothic red brick Victorian structure which was ultimately demolished for low-grade offices in 1972.

How life can be different from yours. Story telling thread. 🙏🏽

Iveagh Market preservation works to finally begin after years of decay dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-ne…

Bringing #Ireland's #History to Life 🇮🇪🚂📽️ My colourised 1931 Pathé footage of the Lartigue Monorail. It was the only monorail in the world to operate successfully on a commercial basis. It ran from Listowel to Ballybunion in Co. #Kerry between 1888 and 1924. #TheColourOfIreland

#OnThisDay 1949 At midnight twenty-six counties of Ireland officially left the British Commonwealth and became a republic on the 18th. Crowds packed on to O'Connell Street bridge to see a 21 gun salute. It was 3 minutes late due to the massive crowds. #Ireland #History

Monochrome #Dublin Old DublinTown. com Old Ireland @fcemurphy @DaltonJoanne79 Photos of Dublin Lovin Dublin @PictureIreland Streets of Dublin Very South Dublin

Looking out from the mansion house on to Dawson street in the late 1950s

Tranquil, soothing, a beautiful piece by Marian Shanley | Have a listen m.youtube.com/watch?v=yRv8zR… 🙏🏽🎶

Dublin’s Grand Dame The Shelbourne marks its bicentennial milestone. #200Years Congratulations! The grandeur & timeless charm of this iconic landmark’s facade became an inspiration for many of my #paintings, incl. this one ‘Silent #Shelbourne Hotel’ 2020 #GerardByrne #irishart

O'Connell street in 1949

"Sometimes children are the only survivors as they have small bodies. They fit in between slabs of concrete or wood, which protects them from death..." A fact I never knew I'd learn. 😓😔😞 #gaza documentary by basement films Channel 4 Dispatches