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Extraordinary History of Ranelagh and Ireland’s First Aeronaut
Discover the rich history of Ranelagh, Dublin. Explore its grand Victorian architecture along Northbrook and Dartmouth Road to the Grand Canal, unwrap its "flatland" bedsit past, and discover the tragic tale of Ireland’s first balloonist, Richard Crosbie.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 17th June
Wilton PLace On The North Bank Of The Royal Canal
A field evaluation of the high-resolution Sony α7R VI and FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM II zoom lens around Dublin's Wilton Terrace, featuring a direct, real-world comparison against the Leica Q3 compact system.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 17th June
Sailing And Boating In Howth August 2009
Explore the rich maritime history and vibrant sailing culture of Howth Harbour. Home to the world-renowned Howth Yacht Club and the historic Howth Seventeen one-design class, this premier Dublin marina offers exceptional yachting, coastal cruising, and competitive racing on the Irish Sea.
The Urban Cartographer on Tuesday, 16th June
Smithfield Utah The Sculpture By Alan Butler
Discover the fascinating story behind "Smithfield Utah," the giant bronze teapot sculpture by Alan Butler located in Dublin's Smithfield Square. Learn how this unique public artwork connects traditional Irish hospitality with the historic Utah Teapot—a 1975 mathematical breakthrough by Martin Newell that shaped the future of 3D digital animation, video games, and modern architecture. The short documentary series Smithfield Utah - From Bronze to Laptop features behind-the-scenes clips from artist Alan Butler explaining how he bridged the gap between 3D software algorithms and traditional bronze foundry casting to create the Dublin monument.
The Urban Cartographer on Monday, 15th June
The Story Of Burgess Lane In Smithfield
Discover the story of Burgess Lane in Smithfield, Dublin 7. Explore the rich history of this industrial alleyway, its dramatic transformation through late-90s urban redevelopment, and the vibrant street art murals that cover its walls. Plus, we look back at the short-lived but beloved independent café "Out Of Order" and discuss the economic realities facing independent coffee shops in modern Dublin.
The Urban Cartographer on Monday, 15th June
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