Dublin in the Cold War

The atlas holds 8 people and 8 moments here, from 1951 to 1991. The most recorded lives are Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy and Pope Francis.

Notable people

  1. Ronald Reagan

    in 1984

    1 moment here

    American broadcaster, actor, labor leader, governor of California, and 40th president of the United States.…

  2. John F. Kennedy

    in 1963

    1 moment here

    John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an American naval officer, journalist, congressman, senator, and the 35th president of the United States.…

  3. Pope Francis

    in 1980

    1 moment here

    Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis, was an Argentine Jesuit priest, archbishop of Buenos Aires, cardinal, and head of the Catholic Church and…

  4. Richard Nixon

    in 1970

    1 moment here

    Richard Milhous Nixon was an American lawyer, naval officer, congressman, senator, vice president, and the 37th president of the United States.…

  5. Muhammad Ali

    in 1972

    1 moment here

    Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.) was an American boxer, activist, humanitarian, and global cultural figure.…

  6. Bob Marley

    in 1980

    1 moment here

    Jamaican singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work with the Wailers made reggae an international musical force.…

  7. Judy Garland

    in 1951

    1 moment here

    American actress, singer, and vaudevillian, born Frances Ethel Gumm. Garland rose from childhood vaudeville and MGM musical films to become a major…

  8. Desmond Tutu

    in 1991

    1 moment here

    South African Anglican bishop, theologian, anti-apartheid activist, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Archbishop of Cape Town, and chair of South Africa’s…

Moments

  1. 1951 Theatre Royal engagement Judy Garland
  2. 1963 Arrived in Dublin John F. Kennedy
  3. 1970 State visit to Ireland Richard Nixon
  4. 1972 Alvin Lewis fight Muhammad Ali
  5. 1980 English study at Milltown Pope Francis
  6. 1980 Final outdoor concert Bob Marley
  7. 1984 Addresses Irish Parliament Ronald Reagan
  8. 1991 Televised service in Dublin Desmond Tutu

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