Fin Dwyer

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3,225 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3d ago

Fin Dwyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Irish History Podcast · Dublin Port Has Seen It All: 1,200 Years of History. · 20 May 2026 podcast

Now I would have thought coming up here today, to be honest, at the port podcast-host

It's important so Dublin was waning. podcast-host

I think I lived in Dublin for nearly twenty years. podcast-host

I was down here a couple of times. podcast-host

If you'd asked me about the port I I couldn't have really told you anything about it. podcast-host

But what really surprised me is before we switched on the microphones, you were telling me that like podcast-host

Basically Ireland today is completely dependent on this port in terms of what 'cause I would have thought to be honest these days most stuff is actually flown into the country, but that's not the case at all. podcast-host

And as I was saying earlier, like I I lived in Dublin for a long time and I wouldn't have come down here a lot, but that's kinda changing now. podcast-host

And I think to try and grasp some of the stuff that we've talked about podcast-host

It is really worth coming down to the Great South Wall and walking out. podcast-host

I would recommend preparing for all weathers. podcast-host

It wasn't supposed to rain and we're hunkering under a building at this stage. podcast-host

But you do get a sense of the port, you get a sense of the bay, and then just an awful lot of what we've talked about, you know, even the importance of the walls in terms of driving out the channel of water and keeping it i podcast-host

it open but it it's quite a spectacular um walk out here. podcast-host

You see the Wicklow Mountains to our south, across the host in the north and yeah it's a real it's right in the heart of Dublin City but it there's a podcast-host

are under the weight of the city, like you might in the city centre. podcast-host

have the kind of um harbour wall that you might expect. podcast-host

It's just a like it is a a a fairly exposed walkway. podcast-host

I found our conversation absolutely fascinating. podcast-host

There was so much in there, and as I said, even though I lived in Dublin for nearly 20 years, the port was something I was pretty unfamiliar with. podcast-host

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