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The changing of the years at the Guinness gates on New Year’s Eve. A small tradition that I explore in this short episode of the Publin podcast. open.spotify.com/episode/1rPkEv…

Has anyone ever heard of a supposed Dublin/East Wall tradition of pouring a pint of Guinness into the Liffey when someone passes away?

@noriordan Only ever heard of it in relation to Chris Coleman on an interview with newstalk when we were playing wales a few years back. He poured it into the Liffey from the brazen head. Tried to substantiate the tradition but couldn’t. Should have asked some dockers I interview recently

Publin.ie has announced their BONUS episode from speaking with Dockers at Dublin Port! This bonus episode was recorded after a live event in December to celebrate the new exhibition in the Substation ‘Solidarity, the dockers of Dublin Port' 👂linktr.ee/publin.ie

Looking forward to giving this a spin!

Very kind. Thanks a mill! @KnoxvilleMorn twitter.com/KnoxvilleMorn/…

SOLIDARITY – THE DOCKERS OF DUBLIN PORT Event Details: Where: Substation, Alexandra Road, Dublin Port Date: Every Thursday to Sunday until Sunday 18th February 2024 Time: 11:30 am to 3:30 pm

My guests on this bonus episode shared some lively, poignant, and funny stories of their working lives and the communities in which they lived. Thanks to Paddy Nevins, John 'Miley' Walsh, Margaret Cullen, Declan Byrne, and Richard 'Boxer' Elliott.

BONUS episode: The Dockers Of Dublin Port In Their Own Words. In this bonus episode of the Publin podcast, I speak with people who tell stories and experiences of working the docks of Dublin port and their lives growing up in East Wall and Ringsend. open.spotify.com/episode/5qHgYy…

Dublin Port Company presents Solidarity - curated by the Little Museum of Dublin - every Thursday to Sunday in the newly refurbished Substation building, Alexandra Road. The exhibition charts the fascinating story of Dublin’s renowned dockers. From 11:30 to 3:30. Entrance is free

Climbing up the Spotify charts! Are you sure we can’t tempt you to try out a new podcast? High ratings, a chart topper, and nice, chill bite size episodes about pubs and social history. open.spotify.com/show/28XVxzr0B…

The changing of the years at the Guinness gates on New Year’s Eve. A small tradition that I explore in this short episode of the Publin podcast. open.spotify.com/episode/1rPkEv…

@nobbyoncars @radionova100 Ah nice one!

@publinie Love this! Giving the podcast a little plug on @radionova100 in a few mins.

At St James Gate a small crowd of people gather every New Year’s Eve to celebrate the changing of the years on the entrance to the Guinness brewery. I’ve a full podcast episode about the tradition- open.spotify.com/episode/1rPkEv…

@BaileAthaCliaD8 Deadly. How many years have you been going?

Fantastic 1960s food & drinks menu from Gallagher's "The White House", 74 Malahide Rd, Marino, D3. Known as The 1884 today. Menu incl. bottled/draught beer, spirits and freshly cut sandwiches. Pub glasses and "a freshly roasted chicken" also available for house parties. 1/2 Sam

@DrJohnDublin Cheers John!

Our Publin live podcast where we talk Dublin Dockers, their pubs and their history. It was a great evening and a pleasure to be part of. You can listen to it all here- open.spotify.com/episode/73nVi8…

The button men of Dublin port. Men who held a button were in a better position to be selected for work, as Daryl Hendley Rooney of @littlemuseumdub describes on the dockers episode of the Publin podcast. open.spotify.com/episode/73nVi8…

Our latest podcast about the dockers of Dublin port was recorded for video as well, so if you want to see myself, Charlie, and Daryl speaking in the digital flesh, head over to youtube. youtube.com/watch?v=G17Krf…