Maybe they sell bollards..

Some more images.

Some lovely Dublin Pub photographs from Time Life's The Great Cities: Dublin 1978. A recent purchase.

1949 - College of Further Education, Ballsbridge, Dublin - Architecture of Dublin City - Archiseek.com Architect: Donnelly & Martin Typical of the softer modernism used in educational buildings across Ireland, north and south, this was constructed as a

1949 - College of Further Education, Ballsbridge, Dublin
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1974 - Offices, Shelbourne Road, Dublin - Architecture of Dublin City, Lost Buildings of Ireland - Archiseek.com Architect: Stephenson Gibney & Associateshttps://www.archiseek.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_dashboard&_wpnonce=2fa225e53a Speculative office

1974 - Offices, Shelbourne Road, Dublin
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Scott was also, very late in his career, architect of Trinity College Chapel at the University of Toronto. Nov. 20 will mark the 70th anniversary of the consecration of the chapel, and the College will host the symposium "Sacred Space: Conflicts and Convergences”. I will be one of the speakers.

No Busaras

Woth Busaras

Dublin, Then and Then. Busaras being the difference. #dublin

The picture shows an Isokon minimum flat in the 1930s. This Sunday, 9 November, from 11:00 to 12:15, you have the opportunity to visit a a similar flat in the Isokon building. We ask for a donation of £10 per visitor. First come first served; there may be a wait.

List of Architects in Ireland from Thom's Directory 1946. RIAI & RSUA.

I was oddly impressed earlier with the symmetry seen today in Gardiner Place, including to a certain extent the overflowing bins placed either side of the archway to Nerney's Court.

A Shot of Beer History #10: Some Late 19th Century Dublin & Cork Stout Labels In March of 1896 the following commentary appeared in the wonderfully titled Dublin newspaper The Illustrograph: THE STOUT LABEL QUESTION DURING

A new Irish beer history blog post and a salient reminder that there were other Dublin stouts available back in the 19th century ...

Interior ramps of CMFHR

Visited the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, in Winnipeg, for first time in years. The building is still the star, as i wrote back in 2015 for the RIBA Journal. Design and materials have held up so well, still looks fresh and fantastic #winnipeg #winnipegarchitecture

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If you're in the vicinity of @dculibrary.bsky.social, please pop in to see an exhibition selected from the archive material I've donated. It relates to my first book, The Destruction of Dublin (1985), and the Dublin Crisis Conference I helped to organise in February 1986. A blast from the past!

Picked up today; both booklets on St Mary's Cathedral Limerick from 1969 I think.

1903 - Central Library, Waterford, Co. Waterford - Architecture of Waterford - Archiseek.com Architect: Albert E. Murray Designs for a new free library, funded by Andrew Carnegie, were invited in March 1902. This was the first of Ireland's many

1903 - Central Library, Waterford, Co. Waterford
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1911 - Unbuilt Chapel, Church of Ireland Training College, Dublin - Architecture of Dublin City, Unbuilt Ireland - Archiseek.com Architect: Thomas Manly Deane Design for small chapel for the Church of Ireland Training College, which was sited in Kildare Place in Dublin. The college

1911 - Unbuilt Chapel, Church of Ireland Training College, Dublin
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One of the joys of a walk along the quays in Dublin are the access ladders. I think the Architectural Review did a page on them in the 1980s.

Recent purchase, hoping it's a page turner otherwise I might take a while.....1946 Thoms directory.

On the same theme for the night that is tonight (samhain), from a 1954 Railway magazine. Kings Cross Cemmetary Station, where your ticket to travel was most definitely one way...

Lovely photograph Andy

A photograph of the interior of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, looking along the central aisle of the nave, lined on either side with wooden chairs, Gothic arches, stone columns, hanging lantern lights, and a vaulted ceiling leading to an ornate altar with stained glass windows.

Dating from 1172, when Strongbow & Archbishop O’Toole began its construction, the interior of #Christchurch Cathedral is mainly Victorian, due to renovations carried out in the 1870’s by G.E. Street

The leaning north nave wall is due to a roof collapse in 1852

#Dublin #Ireland

Hop picking platform on wheels in courtyard of museum

Poperinge Hop Museum
25/10/2025
#IronworkThursday

Also in the entrance to the Museum building in TCD.

A pencil, watercolour, and gouache illustration of elegantly dressed figures in flowing blue and white garments dancing under a night sky with swirling patterns and abstract elements.

Seen-Unseen is an art project led by artist Clare McLaughlin for and with people who are visually impaired.

On Friday 7 November at 2.30pm, we are delighted to collaborate with Clare to host an online meet-up to explore artwork in our collection by artist Harry Clarke.

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1899 - National Bank, Rathmines, Dublin - Architecture of Dublin City - Archiseek.com Architect: Frederick A. Butler A fine red sandstone bank branch for the National Bank. The bank, started by Daniel O’Connell was later absorbed into the

1899 - National Bank, Rathmines, Dublin
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Picked up 9 Architectural drawing panels (A1 or smaller) on board. 3rd & 4th year projects by a student between 1959-1961; includes an RIAI scholarship entry from 1961. Some nice illustrations & perspectives with a watercolour wash.

Dublin's Camden Market.

Not in Ireland.

Dublin glorious in the sunshine.

a man giving an ok sign with the word great written below him ALT: a man giving an ok sign with the word great written below him

Recommended, the cider & perry is excellent.