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2023
The Phoenix Park: 'We became an oasis for a new generation who had never visited parks before'
Donal Fallon
Donal Fallon: During his time in Ireland, Frederick Douglass was captivated by Daniel O'Connell
Donal Fallon
All time
Donal Fallon: The Castle, the intrigue and the Italians - welcome to old Dublin's Ship Street
Donal Fallon
Fear and loathing (and unbridled enthusiasm) in London: How the Treaty negotiators were greeted
Donal Fallon
The burning of Cork: Donal Fallon remembers a night of chaos and terror in 1920
Donal Fallon
Donal Fallon: 100 years on from the IRA assassinations of Bloody Sunday morning, mysteries remain
Donal Fallon
Opinion: Goodbye to O'Rahilly's 40 Herbert Park, an integral part of the story of 1916
Donal Fallon
Remembering Bewley’s: Once 'the heart and the hearth of Dublin'
Donal Fallon
He saw the plight of older people and couldn't stand idly by: Remembering Willie Bermingham
Donal Fallon
Wood Quay veteran, hero of the Liberties: John Gallagher's death has deprived Dublin of one of its champions
Donal Fallon
Opinion: A tribute to Tomás Mac Curtain, the martyred Lord Mayor
Donal Fallon
A colourful character, a progressive and a lover of arts. Goodbye to Tommy Smith of Grogan’s
Donal Fallon
Jackeen: 'A fellow who does very little for a living, and wants to do less'
Donal Fallon
Grafton Street 1870: 'The street literally swarmed with women of loose character'
Donal Fallon