Radio Documentary Clery's Clock; seeking participants!

SineadVaughan

I am a 4th year Media Arts student in DIT Aungier Street and am currently producing a short radio documentary as part of my final year assessment.

My documentary is centered around Clery's clock as an iconic object in Dublin and a well-established meeting place.

I have conducted two interviews to date, and am looking for more people to share any stories they may have of waiting under neath the clock, whether it was for a date, to meet friends, etc. I would also love to interview anyone who happened to be at the unveiling of the new clock in 1990.

There is no story too small and what I am to achieve with this documentary is create a sense of nostalgia and celebrate an iconic location in Dublin.

The interview would require a half hour of your time, an hour at the most. The interview would be recorded, of course, but no images or pictures need to be captured. I am very flexible with time and locations.

I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me with an interest in being involved in the documentary.

Many thanks, and awaiting your reply,
Sinead Vaughan
sineady_vaughan@hotmail.com

denishurley

Probably doesn't matter as it's going to be on the radio, but it's spelled 'Clerys'

real rocker

SineadVaughan wrote: »

I am a 4th year Media Arts student in

My documentary is centered around Cleary's clock as an iconic object in Dublin and a well-established meeting place.


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Never heard of Cleary's clock before and I have lived in Dublin for a while. Might it be Clery's clock that is meant?????????

SineadVaughan

Spelling error corrected, thanks for being so nice and helpful.