Temple Bar looking through Merchant's Arch passage
Looking towards Wellington Quay and the River Liffey from Temple Bar, Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Walking through to Temple Bar from Merchant's Arch
Photo taken on one beautiful Sunday in Dublin 27th July 2008 in Temple Bar Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke
To the right of Merchant's Arch from Wellington Qu
Walking from Wellington Quay on the River Liffey and through Merchants's Arch and past Phil Lynott's Rock N Stroll Tail plate ( up on left hand side of the wall ) to the Temple Bar. Looking up towards the main Temple Bar area in Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Looking up Temple Bar towards Essex Street East
Bars, Bars, and more Bars - Temple Bar, Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Temple Bar Pub - corner of Temple Lane.
Temple Bar, Dublin, beautiful summer sunshine.............
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Heading towards Temple Bar Pub
Walking down towards Temple Bar with Temple Lane South on the right - Dublin, Sunday 27th July 2008
Photo – Joe Burke
Not what you think of when you hear of Temple Bar
Temple Bar, Dublin, Sunday - Small micro businesses exhibiting and selling specialist Chocolates etc
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Temple Bar Uncovered !
Temple Bar, Dublin, Sunday 27th July 2008 - Small micro businesses exhibiting and selling specialist Chocolates etc AGAIN
Walking away from main Temple Bar up Essex Street
Temple Bar - Dublin - Sunday afternoon
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Merchant's Arch & Phil Lynott
Merchant's Arch houses a plaque to celebrate the part Phil Lynott played in success of Dublin music through the years. Known as the Rock N Stroll Trail - 22 musicians are honoured throughout the city with their own plaques as a result of worldwide musical success such as bands like U2, The Corrs, Boyzone, Westlife, Sinead O’Connor, Bob Geldof, Chris De Burgh, The Chieftains, The Dubliners, Ireland’s capital is well and truly on the world map when it comes to music.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Essex St East down towards mainTemple Bar area
Temple Bar area, Dublin - Sunday 27th July 2008
Photo – Joe Burke
Opposite Merchant's Arch, Dublin
Walking out from Merchant's Arch and into the main Temple bar which is immediately to the right
Walking up Merchant's Arch from Temple Bar
Temple Bar area, Dublin - Sunday 27th July 2008. Merchant's Arch just ahead in front of the girls. The Arch is a small passageway from the Quay on the River Liffey. Inside the Arch is a plague ( rock & stroll trail - 1 of 22 ) dedicated to Phil Lynott former leader singer of Thin Lizzy rock band who were one of the major rock bands in world music back in the 70's - I have the old Albums to prove it.
Photo - Joe Burke
Entrance to Merchant's Arch from Wellington Quay
Merchant's Arch - Dublin - directly ahead - Just inside the Arch on the left hand side is a " rock & stroll trail " plaque dedicated to Phil Lynott. Further on through the Arch and out trough the Passageway is the famous Temple Bar, Dublin
Sunday 27th July 2008
Photo - Joe Burke
At Crampton Quay looking towards the part of Templ
Standing at Crampton Quay on the River Liffey and looking over towards the Fleet Street end of Temple Bar, Dublin - Sunday 27th July 2008 - Photo Joe Burke
North Side of the Liffey looking towards Ha'Penny
Standing on the North side of the River Liffey and looking across to the Ha'Penny Bridge - Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Looking down the River Liffey in Dublin
Photo taken looking away from centre Dublin with Temple Bar on the left side of the river.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Looking down the River Liffey towards O'Connell Br
View looking down the River Liffey towards O,Connell Bridge, Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Ha' Penny Bridge, on the River Liffey, Dublin
Ha'Penny Bridge Plaque to commenerate the reopening of the bridge.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Standing on the Ha'Penny Bridge
Ha'Penny Bridge - looking down towards O'Connell Bridge, O'Connell Street, Dublin
Photo Joe Buke - 27/07/2008
On the Quay looking towards Ha' Penny Bridge,
On the River Liffey, Dublin and looking towards the Ha'Penny Bridge - Photo Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Aston Quay towards O' Connell St Bridge, Dublin
Standing on Aston Quay and looking towards O' Connell St Bridge, Dublin
Photo Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Aston Quay looking towards O'Connell Bridge
Walking down Aston Quay towards O'Connell Bridge, Central Dublin.
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Aston Quay looking towards " The O' Connell Monume
Aston Quay looking towards " The O' Connell Monument " in Central Dublin
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Westmoreland Street straight ahead from O' Connell
Standing on O' Connell Bridge with Westmoreland Street, Central Dublin directly ahead
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Looking towards D'Olier St, Dublin - from O' Conne
Looking towards D'Olier St, Dublin - from O' Connell Bridge
Photo Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Standing on Burgh Quay, Dublin
Looking over across the Liffey towards Bereford's Place and the main Bus Station behind the Bridge in the foreground. Sunday 27th July 2008
Burgh Quay with O' Connell Street, Dublin straight
Sunday 27th 2008 to the right O'Connell - straight ahead Aston Quay and to the left D'Olier Street and Westmoreland Street.
Standing under Butt Bridge, Dublin
Standing under Butt Bridge ( built in 1932 ) towards Custom House across the River Liffey.
Sunday afternoon 27th July 2008 Photo - Joe Burke
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, City Key, Dublin
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church or sometimes called the City Quay - certainly by my Family who have attended the Church since 1939. As a child I attended the Church with my Parents on any Sunday morning that I was in Dublin.
Seamen's Memorial on City Quay, Dublin
Seaman's Memorial to the Mechant Seamen who lost their lives during World War 2.
View up the Liffey towards O' Connell Bridge.
View across to Custom House on the right side of the River liffey, Dublin, Ireland
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Looking down the Liffey towards Sea.
I remember as a kid in the 60's all the large ships stretched out along the quay as far as the eye could see - somewhat different today. My Father and his friends used to drive off the ships into the Liffey as a past time.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Monument in Lombard Street, City Quay, Dublin
Monument to Elizebeth 0,Farrell
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Irish Academy of Music, Dublin
Irish Academy of Music, Westland Row, Dublin - Photo taken 27/07/2008 Joe Burke
Plaque to the Pearce Brothers on Pearce Street, Du
Patrick and William Pearce have a plaque to them both beside the hotel in Pearce St, Dublin.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Pearce St from the Old Westland Row Station
Now called Pearce Station in Recognition of the Pearce brothers - see their Plaque situated up on the wall on the property beside the white building on the right of the photo.
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
The all waether football pitch behing the Pearce F
Photo taken from my Aunt's flat which been in the Family since 1939. I played on the football pitch many years ago when it was concrete and pretty depressing. Nowdays the facility is used by residents and the local kids which is great for eveyone concerned. Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Off the Quays of Dublin
New buildings going up everywhere around the Quay's of Dublin. In the distance Millenium Tower & Bolands Mill - Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008.
British and Irish Steam Packet Co Ltd - Dublin
British and Irish Steam Packet Co Ltd Building dates back to early 1800's
British and Irish Steam Packet Company Ltd - Dubli
British & Irish Steam Packet Co Ltd - early 1800's
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/08
The famous Windmill Lane wall - Dublin
Windmill Lane wall is famous throughout the music world as fans have covered the boarded-up two-story building with artwork for well over 20years. Now closed, the Windmill Lane Studios on the old site in Windmill Lane is where U2, Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Clannad & Sinead O'Connor have recorded in the past and it is widely accepted that most of the graffiti has been inspired by one of world's greatest rock bands - U2.
Windmill Lane is well tucked away off the Dublin Quays and surrounded by residential properties. As a matter fact Pearce Flats are located just behind Windmill Lane and I was not aware that such a famous street, in terms of musical history, was so close.
Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Windmill Lane Studios - Dublin
Windmill Lane Studios are famous throughout the music world as fans have covered the boarded-up two-story building with artwork for well over 20years. Now closed, the Windmill Lane Studios on the old site in Windmill Lane is where U2, Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Clannad & Sinead O'Connor have recorded in the past and it is widely accepted that most of the graffiti has been inspired by one of world's greatest rock bands - U2. Up on the wall you will see the " Rock & Stroll " Plaque dedicated to the contribution that the studio and indeed muscians have made to music Windmill Lane is well tucked away off the Dublin Quays and surrounded by residential properties. As a matter fact Pearce Flats are located just behind Windmill Lane and I was not aware that such a famous street, in terms of musical history, was so close.
Looking down Windmill Lane - Dublin
Windmill Lane Studios are famous throughout the music world as fans have covered the boarded-up two-story building with artwork for well over 20years. Now closed, the Windmill Lane Studios on the old site in Windmill Lane is where U2, Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Clannad & Sinead O'Connor have recorded in the past and it is widely accepted that most of the graffiti has been inspired by one of world's greatest rock bands - U2. Up on the wall you will see the " Rock & Stroll Trail " Plaque dedicated to the contribution that the studio and indeed muscians have made to music Windmill Lane is well tucked away off the Dublin Quays and surrounded by residential properties.
Windmill Lane Studios - Dublin
Windmill Lane famously the residence of the Windmill Lane Studios - famous throughout the music world for recording the very best of Ireland's music greats. On the right you can see the wall where fans from around the world have covered the boarded-up two-story building with their colourful artwork for well over 20 years. Unfortunately now reduntant, the old site in Windmill Lane boasts a fantastic history whereby sich mucical greats as U2, Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Clannad & Sinead O'Connor have recorded here in the past. Photo Joe Burke 27/07/2008
The Bank of Ireland, - First great Palladian buil
The Bank of Ireland situated on Westmoreland Street in the centre of Dublin. Built sometime between 1729 and 1739, it is undoubtedly one of Dublin's most famous buildings, The original architect was Edward Lovat Pearce, surveyor-general of Ireland, who unfortunately died before the work was completed; the remaining work was supervised by Arthur Dobbs. A Corinthian portico on Westmoreland Street was added in 1785 by James Gandon. It was used as the Irish parliament building during the period of independence from 1782 until the Act of Union in 1800, and was subsequently acquired by the Bank of Ireland in 1803 for £40,000. Although structural alterations have been made since then, many of the old features and chambers have been retained. Source http://encyclopedia.farlex.com Photo by Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Edmund Burke Statue - Trnity College - Dublin
Edmund Burke statue - Trinity College - Dublin
Photo by Joe Burke 27/07/2008
The front entrance toTrinity College - Dublin
Trinity College, Dublin - front entrance.
Photo - Joe Burke 27/07/2008
Molly Malone's Statue in Grafton St - Dublin - Ire
Molly Malone's Statue - In the famous Grafton St - South Dublin
Another photo angle of Molly Malone's Statue - Gra
Molly Malone's Statue from a different angle on Sunday 27th July 2008 - Taken by Joe Burke
Bewley's Oriental Cafes - Grafton Street, South Du
Bewley's Oriental Cafes - Grafton Street, South Dublin
Photo – Joe Burke 27/07/2008
