Dublin Related

This book explores artists' visualisations of Dublin during a key period of the city's political and social history. Based on close and contextual readings of original paintings and prints, along with new archival research, it shows how artists in Ireland creatively responded to the urban environment where they lived and worked. -- .

A humorous guide to the highlights of Dublin, for native and tourist alike. A broad selection of twenty things to see from cultural highlights to distilleries, historical sites to seats of learning, all with Murphy and O'Dea's trademark humour.

Published in 2020. - By 1900, Henrietta Street had become synonymous with Dublin’s poverty and decline, as almost every house on the street was in use as tenements.

Dublin 7 is a journey through one of Dublin's largest and most colourful postal districts.

'Images of Fingal' is a collection of beautiful and evocative photographs of north County Dublin taken by David O'Flynn over an eighteen-month period. The heritage of north Dublin is rich and varied, with busy fishing ports, golden beaches and period houses, passed down from previous generations. This collection attempts to capture the essence of a diverse area. Many of the places photographed are well known and are all easily accessible to the public. The journey starts in Howth and meanders in a leisurely northward direction towards Balbriggan. There is no lofty or noble ideal behind this book. It is not intended to be a photojournalistic record tackling important issues but simply a personal collection of random, yet beautifully observed, scenes based in and around the parks and coastal walks of this corner of County Dublin.Images of Fingal

Uncovering the hidden history at the heart of Merrrion and Booterstown