PUBLIC PARKS AND GARDENS

The Croppies' Acre, officially the Croppies Acre Memorial Park, is a historically significant public space located in Dublin, Ireland, along the banks of the…

The small urban green space, now commonly known as Oscar Square Park, has a history that intertwines mythology, wartime necessity, and evolving community…

The gardens are situated on or near the site of the original "dubh linn" (black pool), from which Dublin derives its name. This connection to the city's Viking…

Created through the vision and funding of the Guinness family during Dublin's late 19th and early 20th-century redevelopment, St Patrick's Park offers a…

The memorial sculpture dedicated to Veronica Guerin, located within the Dublin Castle Gardens, serves as a poignant reminder of her courageous work and tragic…

The Four Masters Park, originally known as the Mater Plot, on Eccles Street, Dublin, has now been opened to the public. This small, formally laid-out park…

Today, while exploring Dundrum with my camera, I stumbled upon a delightful surprise: a linear green space, Finsbury Park, undergoing a much-needed…

The Gardens also boast a rich history, dating back to 1795, and serve as a vital centre for botanical research and education. Whether you're seeking…

The Phoenix Folly draws inspiration from that 1747 monument in Phoenix Park, commissioned by the 4th Earl of Chesterfield. This column, topped with a mythical…

"Herbert Habitat," a vibrant piece of street art, graces the walls of The Hive in Herbert Park, Dublin 4. Commissioned by Dublin City Council Parks and…

The Peace Park, located on Nicholas Street opposite Christchurch Cathedral in Dublin, has a complex history. Originally opened in 1988 as a symbol of Ireland's…

The Four Masters Memorial, a striking Celtic cross sculpted by James Cahill, stands within a small, privately owned park bounded by Eccles Street, Berkeley…

The Clocktower Gardens at St. Anne's Park are so named for the prominent and historically significant Clock Tower that stands within them.