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The New Dominick Street School And Granby Lane

Some Examples Of Street Art Murals At The Tram Stop On Dominick Street 19 September

Explore the development landscape of Dublin 1 around Dominick Place, Granby Lane, and Granby Place. Discover the history behind the stalled new campus for Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire (relocating from its historic base on Parnell Square), the 90-year legacy of Granby Sausages, and the Georgian origins of the Marquess of Granby's laneways.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Sunday, 20th September

Some Examples Of Street Art Murals At The Tram Stop On Dominick Street 19 September

Some Examples Of Street Art Murals At The Tram Stop On Dominick Street 19 September

Explore how Dublin City Council transformed the imposing security fencing around vacant social housing on Dominick Street into a vibrant public art gallery, highlighting the artists, mural styles, and urban regeneration behind the project.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 19th September

The Blackbird’s Band Was A Magical Find On Dromara Street In Belfast

A Magical Find On Dromara Street In Belfast

Discover the story of The Blackbird’s Band on Dromara Street, Belfast—a whimsical bronze and Corten steel public sculpture discovered during the gales of Storm Bram.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 19th September

Goat Castle And Archebolds Castle On Castle Street In Dalkey 1 January 2025

Goat Castle And Archebold's Castle

Discover the history of Goat Castle and Archbold's Castle in Dalkey, Dublin. Explore their origins as medieval fortified storehouses and their status today.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 18th September

The Sandycove Avenue Area Of Dublin As It Was On New Year Day 2025

Sandycove Avenue Area Of Dublin

Explore Dublin's historic Sandycove Avenue area, home to the iconic Forty Foot bathing spot, its legendary "Men Only" heritage, and the James Joyce Martello Tower. Discover the rich literary connections, modern architecture, and scenic coastal charm of this South Dublin landmark.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 18th September