I, Who had it figured out by Patrick O'Dea

'What shaped this curious boy into a 'Utopian'? Coming of age in an awakening decade that was 1970's Ireland, searching out Utopian visions of social justice, psychotherapeutics and macrobiotics. Then taking his place as a social worker, he grapples with real lives, while trying to keep faith with a self and a social work that aspires to the 'empowerment and liberation of people'.

This is a story of illusion, delusion and disillusion, as he reflects on the journey.

Q and A with Elizabeth Kehoe, Historian in Residence with Dublin City Council.

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