Lovely idea and a lovely video.
“On the shortest day of the year, December 21st, a little extra light shone out on Dublin’s Camden Street through a 19th century stainglass window which has been dark for more than a century”
Let there be light
January 17, 2012 by Sam
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Super cool, well done to all involved. Does anyone know what that building was?
If you go up Camden street and pass the Bleeding horse on your left going straight on, the building is on the right. It’s opposite the entrance for the Camden Court Hotel. It’s lying derelict for years.
Very cool, I didn’t even know that was a stained glass window. That building has been an awful eyesore for as long as I remember, it’s a pity something couldn’t be done to at least clean up the front.
Absolutely brilliant! I used to work out that way and often wondered how a building like that could fall into such disarray. Fair played to whoever was behind this.