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For over 50 years a swastika looked down on Dublin from atop a tall chimney. Why?
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The means and reasons for design are evolving.
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The various bubonic plagues that ravaged Europe were well documented. This was not so much the case in Ireland.
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Originally a prison and then a tenement in Dublin, it was demolished in the late 20th century.
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Calatrava makes nice structures. But they are hardly the bespoke designs they claim to be.
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John Charles McQuaid and a libidinous monkey.
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A fasces symbolises strength through unity. It is not to be confused with faeces which is a different bundle of logs.
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1014 – the year of the blinding of 15,000 by the Byzantine Emperor, Basil; a new Holy Roman Emperor; and the Battle of Clontarf.
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Splendid architecture just outside Dublin city centre.
