Life after Stalin - A Dubliner's Diary

Episode 2 – Artane

Life after Stalin - A Dubliner's Diary

Show Notes

Episode 2 – Artane – Remembering the old neighbourhood when Artane was full of newly weds in new houses on old agricultural land; when cars were scarce, buses were green, traffic was light and people could get home to eat their dinner in the middle of the day. About the series Life after Stalin – […]

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