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Arts Week 2013: Senior History students experience Revolutionary Ireland Walking Tour

Liberty Hall with 1913 Lockout "cartoons". Photo: Ms. O'Kelly
NEWS / 25 November 2013

On Tuesday, 12th November, Ms. Kenny, Mr. Dooley and Ms.O'Kelly experienced the Revolutionary Ireland (1912-1949) walking tour around Dublin City Centre as part of Arts Week. Students comment on the walk.

On Tuesday, 12th November, Ms. Kenny, Mr. Dooley and Ms.O'Kelly experienced the Revolutionary Ireland (1912-1949) walking tour around Dublin City Centre as part of Arts Week. Students comment on the highlight of Arts Week for them. (Click on blog title to see more photos.)

The historical walking tour of revolutionary Dublin was interesting and enjoyable. I loved all the little details and unusual stories I didn't know.
Katie Richardson McCrea (6th Year)

I took part in every workshop during Arts Week and they were spectacular. I fully enjoyed them. I also enjoyed the Walking History Tour and the UCD Classical Museum. Overall I found Arts Week to be a complete success.
Jake Long (5th Year)

The revolutionary walking tour of Dublin. I felt the tour guide had a lot of interesting facts that would have been hard to find elsewhere.
Liam Hennessy (6th Year)

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