Walking towards Fumbally Sq, one of the capital’s main creative and social hubs, there was a palpable sense of vibrancy. Fashionable people walked briskly, while others sat down to meet over Instagram picture perfect lunches. Even Paul Galvin was in on this place, the GAA player briefly chatted to friends before quickly proceeding to run down the laneway to his other engagements, as I made my way to mine. The contrast of young workers and modern enterprise next to deteriorating buildings and narrow laneways gives the impression that the area is currently undergoing a process of renewal – one of Dublin’s earliest suburbs is becoming … Continue reading The Irish Agency Redefining What it Means to be Young