PUBS AND RESTAURANTS
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AT THE PANTIBAR
PantiBar, located on Capel Street in Dublin, is a renowned LGBTQ+ bar owned by the iconic drag queen and activist Panti Bliss, also known as Rory O'Neill.
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THE BACK LANE
In James Joyce's "The Dead," Back Lane serves as a wry reference point for Gabriel Conroy's humorous anecdote about his grandfather.
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LIBERTY PLAZA
In 2015, the Tivoli Theatre ceased operations due to financial difficulties, marking the end of an era for Dublin's entertainment scene.
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GALLERY ZOZIMUS
As I have always had an interest in Zozimus I usually watch out for a opportunity to mention him and the statue of a female above the Gallery Zozimus gave me the ideal opportunity.
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STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS
The revitalisation project on Francis Street in Dublin did experience some delays and was still a work in progress in June 2022 due to several reasons
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MARROWBONE LANE FLATS
The large social housing complex on South Summer Street in Dublin 8 is known as Summer Street South.
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STILLORGAN AND KILMACUD
Kilmacud derives its name from the Irish "Cill Mochuda," meaning the church of Mochuda. Mochuda, a figure from Munster, is linked to the monastery of Lismore in County Waterford and is believed to have died around 703 AD.
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PARKS AND GARDENS
Dublin is renowned for its abundance of well-maintained and well-managed public parks and green spaces, offering a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. These spaces play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike.
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MAYNOOTH CASTLE
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COLIEMORE HARBOUR JULY 2022
Coliemore Harbour is a small, historic harbour that has served as a vital hub for the local community for centuries. Originally a busy fishing port, it now mainly caters to leisure boats and yachts, adding to the idyllic scenery.
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BULLOCK HARBOUR JULY 2022
Bullock Harbour, located in the coastal town of Dalkey, County Dublin, is a picturesque working harbour steeped in history. The harbour, sometimes spelled Bulloch, derives its name from the imposing Bulloch Castle, a 12th-century Norman structure overlooking the harbour.
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BY ZAPARTONE
This was located on Liberty Lane when I visited in 2022 so it may be long gone. As I had to leave because of anti-social behaviour this is the only usable photograph that I captured.
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SHIP STREET GATE AREA
This street, which may or may not have an official name, is located behind the former Coach House (now the Coach House Gallery). At one end, there is a Garda facility. Much of the street runs parallel to Great Ship Street, which is outside the castle walls.
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CUFFE STREET
First appearing on maps in 1728, Cuffe Street was named for James Cuffe. Even earlier, Herman Moll's 1714 map shows buildings along its north side. By 1756, it was known as "Great Cuffe Street" on John Rocque's map of Dublin.
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IVEAGH GARDENS 2022
The gardens were privately owned for much of their history. They were created in the 1860s by the Guinness family as part of their estate.
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CABRA TRAM STOP
The stop is situated close to Mount Bernard Park, providing a welcome green space for commuters and locals. Pedestrians can easily access the park via the Liam Whelan Bridge, which crosses over the tram tracks.
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ST PETERS LANE MURALS 2022
St Peter's Lane is a small, somewhat forgotten lane in Phibsborough, Dublin 7. Connecting Cabra Park and St. Peter's Road, it's tucked away in a network of similar lanes, which can make it a bit tricky to find.
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ST PETERS CHURCH
As a woman objected to me photographing within the church I was unable to properly photograph the windows by Harry Clarke which is a pity as that was the purpose of my visit.
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LIMERICK 2022
My last visit to Limerick was in June 2022 but as I have found it difficult to get suitable accommodation at reasonable cost much too much time has passed since I last visited the city and unfortunately it could be late 2025 or early 2026 before I get the opportunity to revisit the city to check if there is any new or recent examples of quality street art.
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