Talk:Bayside, Dublin
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why is this linked to Birmingham when it is pretty obviously in Dublin?
Not sure what above comment is about, as no link to Birmingham visible.
Someone recently made three errors, which may have looked like vandalism but were probably not:
- two-storey (correct) was changed to two-story
- a picture of a key feature of the Bayside coastline, Kilbarrack Church and Graveyard was removed. This was accompanied by a reference to it being in Sutton Park, which is not correct - Sutton Park is a housing estate behind it, and anyway, as per main article, Sutton Park is part of Bayside, not a different area in its own right (and not part of Sutton, despite the name - Sutton begins, as it has for over five hundred years, no closer than the Baldoyle Road).
- the above action was commented in the text of the article!
All of the above are now fixed. 83.250.203.10 23:44, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
Gone southside but is there not a non-denominational school about in Bayside, worth a mention? And I think there is a book which has a lot to say about the old graveyard, albeit that is more of Kilbarrack's history. An AnCO project I think, back in the black 70's or 80's. And on the planning matter mentioned, perhaps a link? Or has a decision now been made? 195.16.40.133 23:51, 20 April 2007 (UTC)
