Changing times

SURELY there cannot be too many examples that so accurately illustrate our changing society than that of the building in Cork’s Sheares Street which was once the city’s Volunteer Hall.

Thu, 20 Jul, 2006 - 01:00

Later it was known as St Francis Hall and now it is the Blu Bambu nightclub.

Nationalism replaced by religion replaced by whatever you’re having yourself.

Seán de Paor

Kilbredeoga

Co Chorcaí

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