Memories Made in Dublin City – Free Exhibition

City Hall, Saturday 24th May - Saturday 14th June

The Memories Made in Dublin City exhibition brings together wonderful memories of special times spent in Dublin city. This unique celebration of memories, people and Dublin City is a campaign by the Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain and Dublin City Council.

People from Dublin, across Ireland and around the world have shared their photographs, stories, videos, poems and songs. This unique exhibition captures many moments in time, with friends and families, in communities or by themselves, with stories from 100 years ago to this year.

Enjoy the heart-warming tales, from summers in Ringsend to trips to Santa in Switzers, from a tour of Dublin with the late Luke Kelly to the Phoenix Park ‘coal rush' in the 1950s, from first dates to wedding days, it’s a fascinating insight into life in Dublin City over the decades.


Date:
Saturday 24th May - Saturday 14th June
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland

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