Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
Sixty years ago this year, Liberty Hall first pierced the Dublin skyline.
It wasn’t just new architecture; it was a statement.
A declaration of a modern Ireland, looking forward with hope and ambition.
For six decades, it has been a silent witness to our history, a beacon of light for trade unions, a symbol of resilience, and a steadfast landmark on the Liffey.
But buildings are more than steel and concrete. They are containers for memory. They hold the echoes of conversations, the spirit of gatherings, and the quiet stories of everyone who has passed through their doors.
Today, we celebrate not just its past, but its enduring presence in the heart of Dublin.
Now and always. #OBU #Unionise
Sixty years ago this year, Liberty Hall first pierced the Dublin skyline.
It wasn’t just new architecture; it was a statement.
A declaration of a modern Ireland, looking forward with hope and ambition.
For six decades, it has been a silent witness to our history, a beacon of light for trade unions, a symbol of resilience, and a steadfast landmark on the Liffey.
But buildings are more than steel and concrete. They are containers for memory. They hold the echoes of conversations, the spirit of gatherings, and the quiet stories of everyone who has passed through their doors.
Today, we celebrate not just its past, but its enduring presence in the heart of Dublin.
Now and always. #OBU #Unionise
