Dublin (page 2/3)

Iveagh Trust Public Baths

A sign over a doorway.

Church

The Anglican cathedral. I couldn’t find the way in.

Pillar Base

The base of an old pillar.

Main door

The door to the church; the zig-zag rounded arch is characteristically Norman, so I’m guessing it’s a little under 1,000 years old. I hope they oiled the hinges. [more...]

Feeding the birds by the Church

A man dressed in black, perhaps a priest, stands surrounded by pigeons on the lawn by an ancient church.

Turrets

There are arrow-slits, perhaps to defend the church against falling angels.

Christ Church Cathedral

The sign outside the church confirms that it is Anglican, The Cathedral of the Holy trinity, and was founded around A.D. 1030 [more...]

Neo-classical Dublin

A building largely in shadow, with great columns.

Pretty Building

Almost Moroccan but not quite.

Cobbles lane

A curved cobbled street in Dublin.

Over the hill

Two people walking past a cobbled side-street; this picture could do with brightening.