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Forget Oasis Live 25 or All Ireland Final tickets, the hottest tickets of the summer are now available!
Cork Heritage Open Day will take place on Sat 16 Aug and we will provide tours of Anglesea Street Courthouse at 11am and 12pm.
Booking is essential -> bit.ly/40UthS4
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Robert Emmet Day 2025
📅 Thursday 24 July | 🕙 10:45–4:00
📍 Green Street Courthouse, Dublin 7
📧 Email communications@courts.ie to book
⚠️ Very limited places!
ℹ️ Programme includes:
Tour with historian Fergus Whelan
Screening of Anne Devlin and Q&A with Director Pat Murphy h
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Four Courts scaffolding to be removed after two years rte.ie/news/ireland/2… via @rte
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🏁 Tours of the dome on 23 August are now fully booked.
Thank you for the interest.
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There is an opportunity, as part of Heritage Week, to visit the dome of the Four Courts.
The dome is normally inaccessible to the public, but we have 2 tours, facilitated by the OPW, on 23 August. Tour groups are small and there are strict conditions.
bit.ly/3X0EUFt
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Robert Emmet Day.
On July 23, 221 years after Emmet’s unsuccessful rebellion, the Courts Service is hosting a special free programme of events at Green Street Courthouse, the site where Emmet delivered his famous oration. Places are limited.
More info: lnkd.in/e3uWdzZa
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Kilmainham Gaol is one of Ireland’s busiest heritage sites. Please remember that no third- party organization or reseller is authorised to sell tickets to this site. Tickets may only be purchased from kilmainhamgaolmuseum.ie. Please beware of fraudulent websites!
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🏛️ Centenary of the creation of our courts system.
As part of our celebrations, we have 2 more free public tours of the Four Courts:
Sat 15 June 2024
9.30am
11.00 am
❗ You must book in advance. Tell us which tour and the number in your party.
email: communications@courts.ie
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As part of his exchange visit to 🇮🇪, Chief Justice of 🇹🇿 Prof. Ibrahim Hamis Juma attended the centenary celebrations of the establishment of 🇮🇪’s independent court system, hosted by the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, & the Chief Justice of Ireland, Donal O’Donnell.
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President Higgins today hosted a reception at Áras an Uachtaráin to mark the centenary of Ireland's modern independent Courts system, which was established under the Courts of Justice Act 1924. You can read the President's address from the event at president.ie/en/media-libra…
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2024 is the centenary of the Courts of Justice Act 1924 and establishment of our courts system.
To celebrate, we have public tours of the Four Courts on Sat, 15 June. You must book in advance - places are limited.
For more info and to book online, visit bit.ly/3wTqsEU
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Government Chief Whip Minister @IHildegarde turned out at Government buildings today to help us launch our latest set of stamps. 100 years since the creation of the Courts and Civil Service for the new Irish State and we are proud to mark this national milestone #IrishStamps
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Minister @cathmartingreen TD and our Director @McBrideOrlaith at the launch of "Society & State - Ireland Through Its Records" at the Coach House Gallery @dublincastleOPW. The exhibition which runs from 17 Apr - 8 Sep is presented by @NARIreland and supported by @DeptCultureIRL.
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Just a reminder that the only way to purchase valid tickets fo Kilmainham Goal is via our website kilmainhamgaolmuseum.ie Tickets purchased from third parties or on other websites are not valid and visitors who present them will not be admitted onto the tour.
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Professor Diarmaid Ferriter and Angela Denning, CEO of the Courts Service opening "A Century of Courts" Conference today.
The event marks the centenary of the Courts of Justice Act 1924. It is a collaboration between @UCDLawSchool, Courts Service and @IrLegalHis
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🎧 ⚖️The Creation of the Irish Courts: A great listen with a great panel of contributors! @history_talking
@IrishLegalNews @N_Howlin @TheFifthCourt1 @CourtsServiceIE
link.goloudplayer.com/s/pGNGM0mAX2sX
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A hop skip and a jump from the Four Courts! Often resulting in livestock incursions into the environs of that august building - a bull got into the Round Hall in the early 19th century, and there were quite a few runaway cows in the Chancery Street/Church Street area over the years!
BUCHANAN: Dublin Time Machine@RobLooseCannon
The Cattle Market between North Circular Road and Stoneybatter, with all its sights and smells and noise, was an institution of old Dublin. The market's 10-acre site opened in 1863. At the height of the trade, up to 4,000 cows were sold a week. Stoneybatter's nickname was Cowtown, but sheep, pigs, and chickens were also on sale in the Wednesday market. The livestock travelled from all corners of Ireland, and they would be kept in nearby "cattle parks" in Castleknock, Cabra, and Finglas for a few days. Then drovers led them to market with the help of special dogs called "short hairs," a collie/terrier cross. The markets were serviced by a flourishing hospitality industry in the parish catering to the buyers, sellers, and hangers on. Culchies and foreign buyers alike often stayed at nearby lodging houses or the City Arms Hotel in Prussia Street, now Clarkes City Arms pub. Sadly, the economy changed, and eventually Dublin Corporation closed the traditional market on the 9th of May, 1973. The site is now a housing estate.
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"The Dublin Fire of 1922 and the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland"
Join @LCMRS, @livuniLUCAS+us for a talk by Dr Peter Crooks @tcddublin/@VirtualTreasury on the reconstruction of Irish records lost in the Four Courts
🗓️6pm, 25.4.
🧭Rendall Bdg, @LivUni
eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-dublin-f…
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