A love letter to architecture and public space in Dublin, Ireland.

Sign, Liffey Street Upper, Dublin 1+

This is another ghost sign, on the gable end of a terrace on Liffey Street Upper. It’s a nostalgic favourite...

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Tiles, Essex Street West, Dublin 8+

Smock Alley Court is tucked down at Temple Bar’s western edge, between Cow’s Lane and Fishamble Street. It was designed...

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Molyneux House, 67-69 Bride Street, Dublin 8+

Dublin has a weekly bird market, dating back over 460 or perhaps 900 years, depending on the source. We stumbled...

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Bridge, St. Enda’s Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14+

St. Enda’s Park in Rathfarnham is best known as the pastoral setting for St. Enda’s School, which was run by Padraig...

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Sign, Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin 2+

Here’s one more detail from the Samuel Beckett Theatre in Trinity. At the peak of the tower’s roof, there’s a...

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Ghost sign, 10-12 Lansdowne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4+

Though it’s been five years since Aon MacDonagh Boland moved out of Lansdowne Road (relocating to James Joyce Street) and...

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Koningsveld & Zoon, 12 Lower Liffey Street, Dublin 1+

It’s not in good condition, but the facade of the former Koningsveld & Zoon building is still striking above ground...

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Ardiff Mahon Printers, Yarnhall Street, Dublin 1+

Yarnhall Street is mostly notable now as one of Dublin’s places named after long-gone industry, though it’s also a shortcut...

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Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin 2+

Fully visible only from the playing field, the Samuel Beckett Theatre is tucked in the corner of the New Square...

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Coal hole covers, Ely Place, Dublin 2+

It’s hard to stop noticing coal hole covers once you see them. Made of cast iron, they cover the opening...

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