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Dublin, Ireland

by Eve Andersson

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Dublin: a city of charm, history, character. Without exception, everyone I've encountered in Dublin has been friendly. Dubliners seem proud of their city, and I can see why.

Statues

Cinema Usher statue. Screen Cinema, Hawkins Street. Statue of angel and dog. O'Connell Street. Fountain with four angels. College Green. A commemoration of the starving peasants of Dublin (on the bank of the Liffey).
Cinema usher Angel and Dog Angels A commemoration of the starving peasants in Dublin's history (on the bank of the Liffey).


St. Stephen's Green

A funky fountain in St. Stephens Green. A cottage in Stephen's Green. Behind it is an old, beautiful church. Family feeding pigeons. St. Stephens Green.

The Ha'penny Bridge

I found out, after taking a few pictures of this bridge, that it is the most photographed bridge in Dublin. I can see why; it has a soothing curvature.

I found out, after taking a few pictures of this bridge, that it is the most photographed bridge in Dublin. I can see why; it has a soothing curvature. The Ha'penny Bridge over the River Liffey at night. Crossing the most photographed bridge in Dublin.

Trinity College

Campanile and Library Square. Trinity College. Library Square. Trinity College. Buildings 15-20. Trinity College. Parliament Square. Trinity College.

Miscellaneous city shots

Stone houses on Beresford Street. Seahorses. Capel Street bridge. Five shades of red. Brick houses. Nicholas Avenue. James Joyce Bridge over the River Liffey. Sunlight Chambers. Essex Quay. O'Connell Bridge over the River Liffey at night. Tram. Middle Abbey Street. JL Smallman building. Bachelors Way. North King Street, near Smithfield Square. John Gogarty hostel. Oliver Street, Temple Bar.


Houses. New Street North. Woman selling bananas. Mary Street. Saxophonist. Film House, Middle Abbey Street. Pub. Palm bench. Temple Bar. University Church. St. Stephens Green South. Redz Bar. D'Olier Street. Colorful doorway on Abbey Street. Father Matthew Hall. Nicholas Avenue. Smithfield Village Motors. North King Street. The Spire, behind statue of James Larkin. O'Connell St. Smithfield Square. Didgeridoo player. Grafton Street.





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Eve Andersson (eve@eveandersson.com)

Comments

St. Stephens Green

I used to live in Dublin as a child, and that picture of St. Stephens Green actually brought a tear to my eye. I am going there this summer for a few days so I was looking up some recent pictures to refresh myself.

-- sean parup

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