Opinion: Reflecting on St Stephen's Green Centre's Role in 90s Dublin Culture

An opinion piece reminisces about the St Stephen's Green shopping centre in Dublin, describing its aesthetic and its significance as part of a wave of cultural pride in the 1990s.

14 May, 04:30 — 14 May, 04:30

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Dónal Lynch: Somewhat ugly, moderately useless, but the old ‘steamboat’ Stephen’s Green centre was part of the 90s wave of cultural pride

I took one of my 12-year-old nephews into town to sit in St Stephen’s Green with an ice cream, have some food in Captain America’s and to buy a toy.

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Opinion: Reflecting on St Stephen's Green Centre's Role in 90s Dublin Culture

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Dónal Lynch: Somewhat ugly, moderately useless, but the old ‘steamboat’ Stephen’s Green centre was part of the 90s wave of cultural pride

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