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To produce and distribute a 28 page booklet of essays featuring a unique Dublin neighbourhood - The Tenters. This booklet will be delivered free of charge to all households in The Tenters.
The Tenters area is located in the south central inner city area of Dublin. Originally known as the Fairbrothers Fields Housing Scheme, this was the first Tenant Purchase housing scheme of the newly formed Free State, to be built by the Corporation of Dublin 1922-1924. A heritage group of people who are interested in the social history of The Tenters will write, edit, compile and arrange printing of one thousand copies of a 28 page booklet. The booklets will be distributed by hand to each house in The Tenters area and selected adjacent streets, all within the Dublin 8 area. We intend to produce a collection of these booklets, each one with a different theme. We will encourage participation from residents past and present to ensure an all inclusive representation of the Tenters for all to enjoy. This will also provide a wider audience and reflect the changes throughout the 100 year lifetime of our area.
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Why it's a great idea:
Increase awareness among residents of the rich and varied history and importance of The Tenters area. More personal, neighbour to neighbour communication will be encouraged to promote a sense of community and pride in The Tenters area as well as Dublin 8. The essays will inform and promote a greater sense of place. As a group we have produced and distributed one booklet entitled "The Tenters Remembered" to great neighbourhood acclaim and cries for 'more'. (See https://issuu.com/thetentersremembered/docs/the_tenters_remembered_book_1_) The Tenters Heritage group have the knowledge and experience to move on to another booklet with a different focus and a callout to other members of The Tenters community for essay contributions.
Steps to get it done:
The 'Tenters Celebrated' Heritage Group was formed following the success of the Tenters centenary in 2022. The Tenters centenary was celebrated in a variety of ways during 2022 with the support of Dublin Council Community Development Officers and Historian in Residence Cathy Scuffil. DCC Conservation Section commissioned a short documentary about the origins of the area and also engaged a conservationist to undergo some works on our surviving Cló Gaelach street signs. While the original Tenters100 committee is now winding down, The Tenters Celebrated Heritage Group hopes to take up the baton and continue enriching the lives of the residents of the Tenters area by encouraging a greater sense of place and pride in our shared living environment.
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