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Most people dont notice them.. but the angels on the O’Connell monument, and O’Connell himself, still bear the scars of 1916, silent witnesses to the battle that once raged through Dublin. The bullet holes from the Easter Rising crossfire were never repaired...

Most people dont notice them.. but the angels on the O’Connell monument, and O’Connell himself, still bear the scars of 1916, silent witnesses to the battle that once raged through Dublin. The bullet holes from the Easter Rising crossfire were never repaired...

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Never be without a seat in the pub with this 50cc mobile bar stool. (via RTE archives)

Never be without a seat in the pub with this 50cc mobile bar stool. (via RTE archives)

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Halloween, 1977 News report via RTE archives

Halloween, 1977 News report via RTE archives

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Early house pub, Cork City, 1980 Pubs opening at 7am. Early houses were an old tradition, a place for dockers and market traders to gather for an early morning drink. Footage: RTÉ Archives

Early house pub, Cork City, 1980 Pubs opening at 7am. Early houses were an old tradition, a place for dockers and market traders to gather for an early morning drink. Footage: RTÉ Archives

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Archival footage of Dublin in 1915, capturing the city's streets, trams, horse drawn carriages and people going about their daily lives before the Easter Rising. Footage: J. Gordon Lewis for British Pathe

Archival footage of Dublin in 1915, capturing the city's streets, trams, horse drawn carriages and people going about their daily lives before the Easter Rising. Footage: J. Gordon Lewis for British Pathe

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The Heatwave Continues, Ireland 1976 ☀️ News report from one of the most famous summers in Irish history. Originally broadcast on RTE News, 30 June 1976.

The Heatwave Continues, Ireland 1976 ☀️ News report from one of the most famous summers in Irish history. Originally broadcast on RTE News, 30 June 1976.

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J O’Connell’s pub in Co Meath has been in the O’Connell family for six generations and has remained unchanged for over a century. You'll find no music, TV, or wifi passwords here..just old fashioned hospitality, a crackling fire, perfectly poured drinks and a heartfelt welcome

J O’Connell’s pub in Co Meath has been in the O’Connell family for six generations and has remained unchanged for over a century. You'll find no music, TV, or wifi passwords here..just old fashioned hospitality, a crackling fire, perfectly poured drinks and a heartfelt welcome

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Mini skirts appear in Kilgarvan, Co Kerry, 1995 Clip from 'Nationwide’ broadcast on 22 November 1995. The presenter is Michael Ryan and the reporter is Tom McGuire.

Mini skirts appear in Kilgarvan, Co Kerry, 1995 Clip from 'Nationwide’ broadcast on 22 November 1995. The presenter is Michael Ryan and the reporter is Tom McGuire.

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“A pint of plain is your only man.” 🍺 Written by Flann O'Brien in the 1940s and later turned into a pub classic by The Dubliners. A tongue-in-cheek piece of Dublin pub philosophy suggesting that when things go wrong, the answer might simply be a pint of stout.

“A pint of plain is your only man.” 🍺 Written by Flann O'Brien in the 1940s and later turned into a pub classic by The Dubliners. A tongue-in-cheek piece of Dublin pub philosophy suggesting that when things go wrong, the answer might simply be a pint of stout.

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Fairytale of New York LIVE, 1988 The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

Fairytale of New York LIVE, 1988 The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

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Shane MacGowan and The Pogues with an impromptu pub session. Singing one of Kirsty MacColl's dad's songs. November 1986

Shane MacGowan and The Pogues with an impromptu pub session. Singing one of Kirsty MacColl's dad's songs. November 1986

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"When I'm in England, I say, I'm from Ireland. When I'm in Ireland, I say, I'm from Dublin. When I'm in Dublin, I say, I'm from Crumlin. When I'm in Crumlin, I say, Leighlin Road. When I'm in Leighlin Road, I say...I'm a Lynott." - #PhilLynott

"When I'm in England, I say, I'm from Ireland. When I'm in Ireland, I say, I'm from Dublin. When I'm in Dublin, I say, I'm from Crumlin. When I'm in Crumlin, I say, Leighlin Road. When I'm in Leighlin Road, I say...I'm a Lynott." - #PhilLynott

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Across from Connolly Station sits Cleary’s, opened in 1846, mentioned in Ulysses, and once a safehouse for Michael Collins and Harry Boland.

Across from Connolly Station sits Cleary’s, opened in 1846, mentioned in Ulysses, and once a safehouse for Michael Collins and Harry Boland.

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Fairytale of New York LIVE, 1988 The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

Fairytale of New York LIVE, 1988 The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

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1980s ESB advert - Going home

1980s ESB advert - Going home

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Remembering Luke Kelly today on the anniversary of his passing. This was Luke Kelly's last performance. His voice and memory had deteriorated but he belted out this song with as much heart as possible. The opening & closing verse: "I must away now, I can no longer tarry, This morning's tempest I have to cross, I must be guided without a stumble, Into the arms I love the most".. If you listen carefully as the last note dies out, you'll hear Ronnie Drew softly say..."Good man Luke".

Remembering Luke Kelly today on the anniversary of his passing. This was Luke Kelly's last performance. His voice and memory had deteriorated but he belted out this song with as much heart as possible. The opening & closing verse: "I must away now, I can no longer tarry, This morning's tempest I have to cross, I must be guided without a stumble, Into the arms I love the most".. If you listen carefully as the last note dies out, you'll hear Ronnie Drew softly say..."Good man Luke".

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So sad to hear that Sinéad O'Connor has passed. Ireland has lost a true legend. RIP Sinéad

So sad to hear that Sinéad O'Connor has passed. Ireland has lost a true legend. RIP Sinéad

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Remembering Luke Kelly, today,on his 40th anniversary. This was Luke Kellys last performance. His voice and memory had deteriorated badly but he belted out this song with as much heart as possible. The opening & closing verse: "I must away now, I can no longer tarry, This morning's tempest I have to cross, I must be guided without a stumble, Into the arms I love the most" If you listen carefully as the last note dies out, you'll hear Ronnie Drew softly say..."Good man Luke".

Remembering Luke Kelly, today,on his 40th anniversary. This was Luke Kellys last performance. His voice and memory had deteriorated badly but he belted out this song with as much heart as possible. The opening & closing verse: "I must away now, I can no longer tarry, This morning's tempest I have to cross, I must be guided without a stumble, Into the arms I love the most" If you listen carefully as the last note dies out, you'll hear Ronnie Drew softly say..."Good man Luke".

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A classic bit of Irish horse trading from Castleisland, Co Kerry, filmed in 1973. Maurice "Mossie" Reidy is looking for £300 for his mare, while Mr Raymond wont go above £225. Despite the efforts of a mediator to strike a deal, neither man is willing to budge. A brilliant snapshot of the art of Irish haggling and rural life, captured in an episode of Halls Pictorial Weekly in 1973.

A classic bit of Irish horse trading from Castleisland, Co Kerry, filmed in 1973. Maurice "Mossie" Reidy is looking for £300 for his mare, while Mr Raymond wont go above £225. Despite the efforts of a mediator to strike a deal, neither man is willing to budge. A brilliant snapshot of the art of Irish haggling and rural life, captured in an episode of Halls Pictorial Weekly in 1973.

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"An Irishman dreams of home" - Harp Lager advert, 1980

"An Irishman dreams of home" - Harp Lager advert, 1980

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Ireland defeat Italy at World Cup USA 1994 🇮🇪⚽️ RTE News report, 19 June 1994.

Ireland defeat Italy at World Cup USA 1994 🇮🇪⚽️ RTE News report, 19 June 1994.

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Dublin in the 70s & 80s. Linenhall Street near Smithfield. Everyday life in Dublin beautifully captured by Éamonn Mac Thomáis. You can find his documentaries on RTE Archives and YouTube.

Dublin in the 70s & 80s. Linenhall Street near Smithfield. Everyday life in Dublin beautifully captured by Éamonn Mac Thomáis. You can find his documentaries on RTE Archives and YouTube.

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