The Ballymun estate in Dublin, Ireland was built in the late 1960\'s
in response to Dublin\'s housing crisis. The estate included 7 High rise
tower blocks containing 90 flats on 15 floors.
In the aftermath of the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising the
towers were named in honour of the 7 signatories of the 1916
proclamation of Independance, Pearse, Connolly, Ceannt,Clarke,
MacDonagh, McDermott and Plunkett.
Now the Towers are being demolished by Ballymun Regeneration Limited
and the residents moved to new houses in Ballymun.But B.R.L have no
plan to retain the 7 Names in the new Ballymun estate.Our aim is to
ensure the names of the seven heroes,
who fought for Irish freedom, are remembered in the new ballymun by
insisting that B.R.L either, erect a monument commemorating the
7 signatories or name the new streets being built after them.
If you would like to support our campaign please sign our petition
I am currently gathering files to present our demands directly to the board at Ballymun Regeneration Limited. Send an email to your local council representatives today and insist they prioritize preserving our local history.
November 23, 2004
The momentum behind this campaign proves that our community refuses to let these names disappear from our skyline. We have captured the attention of our local officials, so now is the time to call their offices and demand they commit to a permanent memorial.
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June cantwell
10 years ago
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I've lived in ballymun most of my life before I moved to Scotland. Some of my family and friends still live there. I think it would be a great thing a monument or they should of named some streets after them.
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Siobhan Riley
21 years ago
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my da lived there for years. we cant just let the history vanish like that. name the streets after them please
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Dave Dunn
21 years ago
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grew up in pearse tower. its a shame to see them all gone but the names should stay somehow. leave a mark for the next generation
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Catherine condren
10 years ago
I want to make sure names are rembered
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The Ballymun estate in Dublin, Ireland was built in the late 1960\'s
in response to Dublin\'s housing crisis. The estate included 7 High rise
tower blocks containing 90 flats on 15 floors.
In the aftermath of the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising the
towers were named in honour of the 7 signatories of the 1916
proclamation of Independance, Pearse, Connolly, Ceannt,Clarke,
MacDonagh, McDermott and Plunkett.
Now the Towers are being demolished by Ballymun Regeneration Limited
and the residents moved to new houses in Ballymun.But B.R.L have no
plan to retain the 7 Names in the new Ballymun estate.Our aim is to
ensure the names of the seven heroes,
who fought for Irish freedom, are remembered in the new ballymun by
insisting that B.R.L either, erect a monument commemorating the
7 signatories or name the new streets being built after them.
If you would like to support our campaign please sign our petition
I am currently gathering files to present our demands directly to the board at Ballymun Regeneration Limited. Send an email to your local council representatives today and insist they prioritize preserving our local history.
November 23, 2004
The momentum behind this campaign proves that our community refuses to let these names disappear from our skyline. We have captured the attention of our local officials, so now is the time to call their offices and demand they commit to a permanent memorial.
4 Comments
J
June cantwell
10 years ago
Featured
I've lived in ballymun most of my life before I moved to Scotland. Some of my family and friends still live there. I think it would be a great thing a monument or they should of named some streets after them.
S
Siobhan Riley
21 years ago
Featured
my da lived there for years. we cant just let the history vanish like that. name the streets after them please
D
Dave Dunn
21 years ago
Featured
grew up in pearse tower. its a shame to see them all gone but the names should stay somehow. leave a mark for the next generation
I've lived in ballymun most of my life before I moved to Scotland. Some of my family and friends still live there. I think it would be a great thing a monument or they should of named some streets after them.