Hello all,

Hello all,

Hello all,


Mondays at the Mess
Series of Talks & Lectures at Richmond Barracks
Tickets €5.00 – includes a cup of tea/coffee & scone in the Mess Café
Monday 2nd October 2017
11am – “All Quiet on the Southern Front: the South Circular Road on the eve of World War One”
Lecturer: Cathy Scuffil, Historian-in-Residence with Dublin City Council – South Central Area.
This lecture will focus on the social and economic life of people living on the South Circular Road in Dublin in the summer of 1914, as war broke out across Europe.
Monday 6th November 2017
11am – “In Her Footsteps” delves into the interesting world of the famous (and not so famous) women who lived and worked in the historically rich South-East area of Dublin.
Lecturer: Maeve Casserly, Historian-in-Residence with Dublin City Council – South East Area
Monday 4th December 2017
11am – Screening of Barracks Square Estate: Three Ages of a Place, a documentary by independent filmmaker Joe Lee about Richmond Barracks and the Communities of Keogh Square, St Michael’s Estate and Inchicore, followed by a panel discussion.
Bookings can be made through
Web: www.Eventbrite.ie
Email: richmondbarracks@dublincity.ie
Telephone: 01 222 8400
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Culture Night 2017
Friday 22nd September
Join the staff and volunteers of Richmond Barracks for Culture Night 2017
Free Guided tour of Richmond Barracks & Goldenbridge Cemetery at 6pm
Booking is essential.
Self-guided tours of Richmond Barracks only available from 5pm to 9pm
No booking required.
Booking for guided tour through Eventbrite
For more information on Culture Night please see www.culturenight.ie
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Festival of History 2017
Thursday 5th October at 7.30pm:
Première screening of “Barracks Square Estate: Three Ages of a Place”, a documentary by independent filmmaker Joe Lee about Richmond Barracks and the Communities of Keogh Square, St Michael’s Estate and Inchicore.
Booking details to be confirmed
Saturday 7th October at 11am to 4pm:
Family Day – This exciting day will take history off the dusty pages and make it accessible, exciting, tactile and engaging for children.
No booking required.
For more information on the Festival of History, please see : www.dublinfestivalofhistory.ie
Féile Le Chéile in RHK on Friday 22nd September, All Welcome
Pictured at the launch of Féile le Chéile, a night of ceol, cultúr agus craic in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Friday, 22nd September next, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Gaelscoil Inse Chor are:
Colm Ó Nualláin, Principal, Gaelscoil Inse Chór
Luke Creighton, owner of EUROSPAR Kilmainham and Inchicore,/The Natural Bakery, who is kindly supporting the event with Fionn Ó Nualláin, Harry Rehill, Cáit Ní Shúilleabháin, Éle Ní Shúilleabháin.
Féile le Chéile promises to be a special occasion that celebrates the music, culture and spirit of the school, community, friends and supporters, that have been an inherent part of Gaelscoil Inse Chór since its foundation in 1977.
Guest appearances on the night include The Young Folk, Fiach Ó Muircheartaigh, Peter Byrne and Conor Mahony and Conor Byrne, and many more special guests to be announced.
Tickets are €40 (plus booking fee) and are available through Eventbrite. Join us for live musical performances, supper, céilí mór and disco until late. See Gaelscoil Inse Chor on Facebook or @GSINSECHOR on Twitter #40bliain for more details.
Bígí Linn!
ENDS
For more information please contact:
Mary Gleeson 086 2213077 / marygleeson30@gmail.com
Gaelscoil Inse Chór ag ceiliúradh 40 Bliain
Féile le Chéile sa RHK ar an Aoine an 22ú Meán Fómhair. Fáilte roimh chách!
Sa phictiúr ag seoladh Féile le Chéile , Oíche de Cheol , Cultúr is craic tá Príomhoide Gaelscoil Inse Chór, Colm Ó Nualláin agus Úinéir Eurospar agus The Natural Bakery Luke Creighton atá ag tabhairt a chuid tacaíocht don ócáid.
Is Oíche í atá chun ceol, cultúr is spiorad na scoile a cheiliúradh le comhphobail na scoile ón lá inniu is an t-am atá thart.
Ag seinm ar an Oíche beidh The Young Folk, Fiach, Peter Byrne agus Conor Mahony chomh maith le roinnt aíonna speisialta!
Tá na ticéid €40 agus is féidir iad a fháil trí Eventbrite. Bígí linn!
ENDS
For more information please contact:
Mary Gleeson 086 2213077 / marygleeson30@gmail.com
Mary Gleeson, MPRII
Moggy PR
m: 086 2213 077
e: mary@moggypr.ie
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t: @MaryMoggy
w: www.moggypr.ie
hello all,
We will be having a canal cleanup this Saturday morning, meeting at 10am, just to get the place looking nice for the Street Feast the following day. The weather forecast isn’t great but – unless it’s Biblical – if we can even do a small amount around the hall that would be great.
We will meet at the BERA Hall at the top of Connolly Avenue.
Bibs, pickers, bags, gloves will be supplied – Although if you have your own bring them along.
There will be – we think – Inchicore’s first street feast happening at the BERA Hall at the top of Connolly Avenue on Sunday at 2pm.
here are all the details

The BERA Hall is here: 

A few local parents are in the process of organising a weekly baby and toddler morning from 10-12 on Thursday mornings, for 0-4 year olds, in the Bera Hall. We have a limited number of spaces for insurance reasons so we’re asking interested families to sign up via their website here: http://littleberas.com/join-us/ They hope to be up and running by June 15th.
If anyone has any toys or other equipment such as mats, bouncers or high chairs they no longer need they would very much appreciate them. They will be holding a collection in the BERA Hall on Sunday June 11th from 2-5 when the street feast is on if you’d like to drop them off then, or if that date doesn’t suit you can email hello@littleberas.com and they can make arrangements.
From Laura Kenny,
Community Officer,
Ballyfermot Area Office.
The Water and Communities office are looking to hold a public meeting to discuss the natural water ways within the Inchicore Kilmainham and nearby area.
This meeting is arranged for 27th June 2017, 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm at the Kilmainham Courthouse.
Would anyone be interested in attending this talk or speaking at it on the subject of the waterways of this area – either from an environmental or historical point of view. If there are any other groups in the area that maybe interested could you pass this onto them too.
there’ll be a poster on this later.