The Streets Of Dublin

We are still in the process of re-organising The Streets Of Dublin:

We have added an Interactive Map Of Dublin

We are now using SlideshowPro to display selected collections of photographs

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Tony Blaire’s Visit to Dublin – 4th. September 2010, originally uploaded by infomatique.

The former British Prime Minister will be signing copies of ‘A Journey’ at Eason O’Connell St, Dublin.

Tel: 01 858 3800

Please adhere to the terms and conditions below:

· Eason strongly discourages customers from bringing any bags, backpacks, briefcases or other miscellaneous items to the store
· Customers will be asked to check all bags, including purses and phones into a holding point
· Customers will be provided with a ticket for any property they leave, which must be returned in order to collect their belongings after the book has been signed

Due to limited time and anticipated numbers for this event:

· Customers will receive their wristband for this event when they purchase Tony Blair’s ‘A Journey’
· Wristbands remain the property of Eason and will be removed after the signing
· Wristbands will be issued one per customer, and are non-transferable
· Wristbands will be issued on a first come first served basis and do not guarantee your position in the queue
· The wristband is your entry to the signing queue and does not guarantee having your book signed
· Books for signing are limited to 2 copies of ‘A Journey’ per person in order to accommodate as many of our customers as possible
· There will be no customer photography. All mobile phones will be required to be left at the bag drop
· There will be no personal dedications
· We are expecting a large number of customers to attend this event and we hope to be able to allow as many people as possible the chance to have their book signed. However Eason cannot guarantee entry.

Please arrive early to avoid disappointment, the signing time is discretionary. All details are subject to change.

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The Streets Of Dublin At Night


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The Streets Of Dublin At Night


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Karen Brown’s Ireland 2009: Exceptional Places to Stay & Itineraries (Karen Brown’s Ireland Charming Inns & Itineraries)

Writers wax lyrical about Ireland’s spectacular scenery, but it is the people that make a visit to this enchanting country so very special. Meander down the streets of Dublin, explore ancient castles and journey around the lovely Dingle Peninsula-everywhere Irish hospitality prevails. It is impossible to visit without experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the Irish; from the grand manors to the country farmhouses, you will be welcomed as a houseguest rather than a tourist. Along the way, itineraries guide you through the Emerald Isle, from Dublin’s fair city to the hauntingly beautiful scenery of Connemara. 5 Regional Countryside Itineraries, Descriptions of over 120 Places to Stay.

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Power and Privilege: photographs of the Big House in Ireland 1858-1922

Take a rare opportunity to view photographs of life in Ireland’s ‘Big Houses’ during the mid 1800s and early 1900s at Power and Privilege: photographs of the Big House in Ireland 1858-1922, an exhibition at the National Photographic Archive in Temple Bar, Dublin.

The exhibition features a selection of photographs taken between 1858 and 1922. These are divided into six main themes: gardens and landscape; employees; transport; entertainment and recreation; the arts and sciences; and family life. They are drawn from the National Photographic Archive’s collection of 630,000 images, the world’s largest collection of Irish photographs dating from 1840s to the present.

Some of the images are of homes that remain famous landmarks: Ashford Castle in Co Mayo; Carton House in Co Kildare, and Curraghmore, Co Waterford.  Others, such as Castleboro, Co Wexford and Moydrum Castle Co Westmeath have long since vanished.Many of these photographs have never previously been on view to the public.

The exhibition draws from two types of image originals – glass plates and period photographs in photographic albums. Many of the photographs were generated by commercial firms such as William Lawrence in Dublin, AH Poole in Waterford, and the Dublin-based professional photographers James Simonton and Frederick Holland Mares.

The oldest photographs in the Power and Privilege exhibition come from the collections of wealthy amateur photographers such as Luke Dillon, 4th Baron Clonbrock and his wife Lady Augusta. The Clonbrock Collection photographs were taken by members of the Dillon family between 1860 and 1930. As well as chronicling most aspects of daily life on the Clonbrock estate in Ahascragh, Co Galway, this collection includes images of estate staff, family members and neighbours, as well as images from the travels of friends and family in Ireland.

Power and Privilege continues at the National Photographic Archive until Spring 2011. Admission is free.

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Culture Night will take place on Friday September 24th 2010, a night of entertainment, discovery and adventure in Dublin and across 20 towns, cities and counties in Ireland. Arts and cultural organisations open their doors until late with hundreds of free events, tours, talks and performances for you, your family and friends to enjoy.

Temple Bar Cultural Trust unveiled the programme for the largest ever Culture Night!

20 Irish Cities, Towns, Counties & Islands to get Cultural on September 24th

Temple Bar Cultural Trust (TBCT) and Irish cultural legend Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh today (Wednesday 16th August), at Dublin Castle, unveiled the incredible programme for Culture Night 2010.

On the 24th September 20 cities, towns , counties and islands across our island will offer access to an amazing array of free late night culture and people can now see the full programme at www.culturenight.ie. This is the biggest Culture Night to date and it is expected that over half a million people nationwide will explore and engage with culture on September 24th.

The theme of this year’s Culture Night is ‘What Will You See?’ and there is plenty to choose from! The participating regions, Dublin, Galway City, Galway County – Oughterard, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Wexford, Sligo, Mayo, Wicklow, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Westmeath, Letterkenny, Kerry, Carlow, Leitrim, Roscommon, and The Gaeltacht regions, will be transformed into cultural playgrounds with culture in all its forms including painting, poetry, dance, opera, traditional music, architecture, history, theatre and more, accessible to people of all ages.

A record 132 cultural venues in Dublin will open their doors for Culture Night this year including the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Light House Cinema, Freemasons’ Hall, National Museum of Ireland – Natural History, The Custom House, Quakers Meeting House, Irish Film Institute, National Leprechaun Museum, St Mary’s Abbey and many more.

To help visitors move around Dublin City on the night, Dublin Bus is providing free buses along three culture trails from 6pm to 11pm. Buses will leave every 20 minutes from bus stops at Bachelor’s Walk, Aston Quay and Trinity College transporting visitors to outermost venues.

Culture Night Dublin 2010 celebrates Dublin – Unesco City of Literature with a special literary events programme also taking place on Friday September 24th. This evening of events beginning at 5pm and is a rare opportunity to experience and discover the work of some of Ireland’s leading writers in both traditional and unusual settings. A variety of genres will be represented and readings and other literary themed events will take place throughout the evening. The full programme will be online on www.culturenight.ie from Wednesday September 8th.

So save the date, the 24th September 2010 will be a night of cultural exploration and fun!

Culture Night is supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport in partnership with the regional arts offices and local authorities and partners include Fáilte Ireland and Dublin Tourism.

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The Point Village – Spencer Dock Area Of Dublin


Image by infomatique
Spencer Dock is a location within North Wall, Dublin, Ireland. The dockland areas was originally part of the end of the Royal Canal, which still reaches the River Liffey here.

Most of the 206,000 m² (51 acre) site was owned by Córas Iompair Éireann but it has sold this for development purposes, the freight yards that were located there no longer being required.

The Spencer Dock development is said to be the biggest and most ambitious urban regeneration project in Ireland’s history and is planned to include waterside apartments, offices, retail space, a linear park and local amenities for leisure activities.

Spencer Dock is served by the new Docklands railway station temporarily located on Sheriff Street at the north end of the site which commenced commuter services on the Western Commuter line in March 2007. Under the Transport 21 initiative, due for completion by 2015, the station will move to a permanent location in Spencer Dock itself and connect to the DART network via the Interconnector tunnel and to the extended LUAS red-line.
The new National Conference Centre will also be located in Spencer Dock.

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Rick Steves’ Ireland 2007

Rick Steves doesn’t just list where to travel in Europe, he leads travelers through the “Back Door,” and reveals how to give every journey an extra, more authentic dimension. He shows travelers how to delve into European culture, make friends with the locals, and experience each region’s natural wonders — economically and hassle free. Rick Steves’ Ireland 2002 is no exception. It’s packed with opinionated advice on visiting top and offbeat sights, a range of eateries and accommodations, and plenty of historical and cultural information.

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Rick Steves’ Ireland 2007

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Skerries – County Dublin, Ireland


Image by infomatique
The name Skerries comes from the Norse word sceir, meaning reef or rocky islands. Skerries is situated in North County Dublin with easy access from the M50 and M1 motorways. Skerries North Strand is a covelike beach 1.2 km in length, adjoining the beautiful harbour area and Red Island Coastal Walkway. There are a number of pedestrian accesses to the beach. There are two public toilet facilities closeby. On a clear day the North Antrim coast can be seen quite clearly from the beach with a fantastic view of the Mountains of Mourne.

Iarnróid Eireann, Inter City Service facilitates the local village of Skerries; the North Beach is approximately a 10-minute walk from the train station. Skerries town is also served by the No. 33 bus service from Dublin City Centre and the North Beach is only a 2-minute walk from the bus stop.

Skerries – County Dublin, Ireland


Image by infomatique
The name Skerries comes from the Norse word sceir, meaning reef or rocky islands. Skerries is situated in North County Dublin with easy access from the M50 and M1 motorways. Skerries North Strand is a covelike beach 1.2 km in length, adjoining the beautiful harbour area and Red Island Coastal Walkway. There are a number of pedestrian accesses to the beach. There are two public toilet facilities closeby. On a clear day the North Antrim coast can be seen quite clearly from the beach with a fantastic view of the Mountains of Mourne.

Iarnróid Eireann, Inter City Service facilitates the local village of Skerries; the North Beach is approximately a 10-minute walk from the train station. Skerries town is also served by the No. 33 bus service from Dublin City Centre and the North Beach is only a 2-minute walk from the bus stop.

Skerries – County Dublin, Ireland


Image by infomatique
The name Skerries comes from the Norse word sceir, meaning reef or rocky islands. Skerries is situated in North County Dublin with easy access from the M50 and M1 motorways. Skerries North Strand is a covelike beach 1.2 km in length, adjoining the beautiful harbour area and Red Island Coastal Walkway. There are a number of pedestrian accesses to the beach. There are two public toilet facilities closeby. On a clear day the North Antrim coast can be seen quite clearly from the beach with a fantastic view of the Mountains of Mourne.

Iarnróid Eireann, Inter City Service facilitates the local village of Skerries; the North Beach is approximately a 10-minute walk from the train station. Skerries town is also served by the No. 33 bus service from Dublin City Centre and the North Beach is only a 2-minute walk from the bus stop.

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