FEBRUARY 2025 PHOTO CATALOG THE FEBRUARY 2025 PHOTO CATALOG

TEMPLE BAR AREA

Temple Bar in Dublin offers a very different experience depending on the time of day. Here's a breakdown of why it can be appealing to children during the day,…

QUICK PHOTO GALLERIES

A Collection Of Photo Galleries Designed To Be Faster On Mobiles

EXPLORING BROOKFIELD ROAD

Brookfield Road, formerly known as Patriotic Terrace, holds a fascinating place in Dublin's history, connecting the revolutionary past with the future of…

UNTITLED BY TONY CRAGG

Tony Cragg's untitled sculpture, a striking exploration of the form of a glass flask, offers a fascinating insight into the artist's engagement with science,…

BARREL 2020 BY FERGUS MARTIN

Fergus Martin's "Barrel 2020" at IMMA is a large, highly reflective, cylindrical sculpture. Its smooth, polished surface creates a mirror-like effect,…

THE KNIFE EDGE SCULPTURE

The sculpture in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, formally titled "Knife Edge," serves as a powerful, abstract memorial to the Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet, W.B.…

DONNYBROOK GREENWAY

The Donnybrook Greenway, a key part of the larger Dodder Greenway project in Dublin, Ireland, was successfully completed and opened in February 2024.

MORRISON OBELISK

The Morrison Obelisk, a striking monument in Donnybrook, Dublin, stands as a tribute to Alderman Arthur Morrison, a significant figure in 19th-century Dublin.

WHO MADE THE WORLD

"Who Made the World" is a bronze sculpture depicting four male figures lying on their backs, their legs and feet extended upwards to support a sphere…

TEMPLE BAR AREA

A visitor should consider a trip for its unique atmosphere, historical cobblestone streets, and traditional pubs.

REDEVELOPMENT

Significant redevelopment is underway near the Harcourt Luas tram stop, particularly around Peter's Place, where the tram line climbs towards the Charlemont…

LENNOX STREET AND PLACE

Lennox Street and Lennox Place are two charming streets in Portobello, Dublin 8. These streets are renowned for their picturesque red-brick Victorian…

NORTHWOOD IN SANTRY

Northwood is a large development located in Santry, Dublin 9. It comprises a mix of residential, commercial, and leisure facilities, all set within a 90-acre…

DEANSGRANGE CEMTERY

I hadn't planned to visit Deansgrange Cemetery, so the lens I had with me on the FX30 wasn't ideal. The resulting images were disappointing. Realising this, I…

EATOKYO WELLINGTON QUAY

TAKE MY PHOTOGRAPH

Today, a seagull seemed to insist I take its photograph, so naturally, I obliged. While amusing, this incident actually highlights a recurring theme I've been…

SANTRY PUBLIC PARK

My exploration of Santry Demesne Public Park began with a ride on the new E1 bus to Northwood. Intrigued by this terminus, I ventured into the area and,…

PUBLIC 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…

ALL FORMS OF STREET ART

The commercialization of street art is a complex issue with both positive and negative aspects. It has brought recognition and financial rewards to many…

DUBLIN DOCKLANDS

The Dublin Docklands today stand as a testament to the city's maritime heritage and its capacity for reinvention. The area's history serves as a reminder of the…

PUBS AND RESTAURANTS

The pub and restaurant scene in Ireland is incredibly diverse, ranging from traditional, cosy pubs serving hearty Irish fare to modern gastropubs and fine…

DUBLIN SOUTH SIDE

DUBLIN NORTH

"Rougher" vs. "Posher": There's a stereotype that the Northside is "rougher" while the Southside is "posher." Like any stereotype, this is an oversimplification…