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What happened to Community?

Andrew O'Connell in Conversation with two of the Liberties' finest Belles

The Liberties is one of Dublin’s oldest and most character-filled neighbourhoods. Its streets hold centuries of history markets, trades, music, industry, and above all, people.

For many who grew up there, the Liberties is not just a place on the map but a living community built on shared experiences, resilience, and pride.

In a relaxed conversation about community life, Andrew sits down with two amazing women and TV personalities who know the Liberties better than most: Anita Reilly and Tracie Reid. Both proudly call themselves Liberty Girlos born and reared in the area, and between them they have more than twenty-five years of involvement in community work, volunteering, and supporting local initiatives.

Their conversation touches on memories of growing up in the Liberties, the deep sense of belonging that still defines the area, and the challenges the community continues to face today.

This episode is 1hr 28min approx, but worth every minute of your time.

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