Apologies for the absence of posts on the blog of late, it is a hectic time! Things are slowly returning to normal.
This is something of an on-going series on the blog, with our full thanks to Luke Fallon. You can see the first post in the series here, and the second here. Luke was the illustrator responsible for our book cover in 2012, and his images of the city on film capture the city in all its glory. My thanks to Luke for continuing to contribute this more unusual dimension to the blog.
Easter, 2015.
George Salmon, Provost of Trinity College Dublin remembered for his opposition to female admissions.
Michael Mallin House, named after executed Irish Citizen Army leader.
In the shade.
Pigeons.
16 Moore Street.
Preachers in the city centre.
Theobald Wolfe Tone.
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Click on the book for more.
Donal
Ciarán
Sam
Come Here To Me! 
Great photos – it’s not easy to get a fresh take on very familiar parts of Dublin, but these do. Every one of them would make a great Dublin postcard.
I often forget Wolfe Tone is up there on the Green. He’s my favourite revolutionary and while it’s a sizeable monument it’s not well placed considering how other leaders have been honoured.
Lovely snaps.
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