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St John The Baptist Cemetery In Clontarf

St John The Baptist Cemetery In Clontarf 22 July 2026

Legendary comedian, actress, and pantomime dame, Maureen Potter was a true icon of Irish theatre and variety entertainment for over six decades. Born in nearby Fairview, she lived for many years in Clontarf before passing away at her home in 2004. Granted the Freedom of the City of Dublin in 1984, she rests in the cemetery close to the local community that knew and cherished her.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 22nd July

The East Bank Stretch Of The Lagan Opposite the Gasworks

Stranmillis Embankment And The Contrast At The River Edge

An exploration of Stranmillis Embankment near Ormeau Road in South Belfast, examining the visual contrast between the area's upmarket reputation and the grittier, graffiti-marked streetscapes along the River Lagan.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Tuesday, 21st July

Iglesia Ni Cristo 2-4 University Avenue Belfast

Iglesia Ni Cristo 2-4 University Avenue Belfast

A stormy documentary walk along Belfast's Stranmillis Embankment during Storm Bram, capturing the dramatic transition from the cultural heights of the Lyric Theatre to the raw urban expression near Ormeau Bridge.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Tuesday, 21st July

Stranmillis Embankment In A Storm December 2025

Stranmillis Embankment In A Storm December 2025

A stormy documentary walk along Belfast's Stranmillis Embankment during Storm Bram, capturing the dramatic transition from the cultural heights of the Lyric Theatre to the raw urban expression near Ormeau Bridge.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Tuesday, 21st July

Much To See At CS Lewis Square In East Belfast

Much To See At CS Lewis Square In East Belfast

Discover C.S. Lewis Square in East Belfast, a striking public space featuring magnificent Narnia bronze sculptures by artists Maurice Harron, Ross Wilson, and Alan Burke, surrounded by dynamic local street art

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 17th July