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- A Typical Phoenix Park Sunday
- Texter...
- Walkers...
- Lovers...
- Flowers...
- Sallins (part 2)
- Sallins, County Kildare
- Árd Oifig an Phuist/ General Post Office - Dublin
- Post Summer Blues
- Home is...(3)
- Morell Estate, Naas
- "Sallins Bridge", Sallins, Co Kildare
- "Sallins Bridge", Sallins, Co Kidare
- Sunshine & Shower = Rainbow
- Going for a spin in the Bentley
- My photographic assistant Jessica, aged 11 also sn...
- But Is It Art?
- The Parnell Monunent, O'Connell Street
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- Postcard Friendship Friday
- Home is...(2)
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- The Four Courts
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- And...
- Newsflash!!! Vikings Invade Dublin...
- Put a little Sunshine in your life...
- It's been scientifically..
- Merchant of Happiness...
- What Are You Doing Sunday?
- Artist at Work
- "Drowning in Care"
- M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I
- ...and Stamps
- Chasing Cars
- A Triumph Spitfire or possibly a GT6? It's being d...
- Break-dancer, Sráid Anraí (Henry Street)
- Home is...
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- Love's Own Sweet Song - Ronnie Drew
- Seven Pigeon's Standing On a Wall... talking,
- St Audoen's Roman-Catholic Church
- Harold Road
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- I found these two humorous postcards in O'Connell ...
- The Brazen Head - Ireland's Oldest Pub?
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- Austin Clarke - Poet
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- Austin Clarke Poem
- Austin Clarke
- One Man and his Horse
- Fómhar/Autumn/Fall
- Looking Back...
- Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
- Viva la Vida
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3 comments:
Wow, what a majestic monument!
Thank you for explanation of the pictures below; I sure would never get a tattoo, and definitely not from a street artist.;) There are some brave people out there.;))
I took a picture of the Parnell Monument. Isn't that the road with the Millenium Needle at the other end?
It's indeed a majestic monument, honoring Charles Stewart Parnell, the 19th century Home Rule M.P.
It's on O'Connell Street beside Parnell Square also named after him. Further down the street beside the G.P.O. is the Spire, also called "the needle" - and a lot of other nicknames besides!
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