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Crafting the Experience — Building It Better, Day by Day
Penrose Lane In Waterford Photographed In August 2025 And Again In August 2026
Explore the visual culture and rich merchant history of Penrose Lane in Waterford City, from its 18th-century Quaker and industrial roots to contemporary sticker art and the landmark dereliction of The Showboat on The Glen.
on Sunday, 4th October
The Aftermath of a Gas Explosion at St Anne's Square, Blackrock - Photographed 14 March 2009
Archival report and damage assessment following the dramatic 13 March 2009 gas explosion at St Anne's Square, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, including technical findings and site clearance.
on Saturday, 3rd October
The Fire Station In Carlow Town
Discover the vital role of Carlow Town Fire Station and Fire Service. From emergency response and rescue operations to fire prevention programmes across County Carlow.
on Saturday, 3rd October
This Is What Happens When You Break The Glass In Dublin City Centre
A sudden turnout of six Dublin Fire Brigade appliances at the Ha'penny Bridge offers a clear look into city-centre emergency protocols, fend-off positioning, and how rapid-response false alarms are handled along the Liffey.
on Saturday, 3rd October
The First Mural At This Location Was By Vunik But It Has Since Been Overpainted
Explore the history of 15 Thomas Street in Waterford City, tracing its transition from the 2016 avian collaboration by Serbian artist Vunik and Irish artist ESTR (Emmalene Blake) to Taquen’s acclaimed 2019 portrait, Laura. Learn how historic masonry, damp Atlantic weather, and the festival’s non-restoration policy govern the life cycle of street art in Ireland’s oldest city.
on Friday, 2nd October
Waterford Walls And The Layered Canvas At 15 Thomas Street
A photographic and historical overview of the 15 Thomas Street mural site at Waterford Walls, featuring Jagung's 2022 portrait, previous works by Taquen and Vunik, and intact 2018 murals by MonkeyBird and Garreth Joyce.
on Friday, 2nd October
A Very Much Isolated Bernard Shaw On South Richmond Street In Portobello
