Captions List for Dublin, Ireland Photos

Word index of photos of Dublin, Ireland: tourist attractions, architecturally-significant buildings, monuments, museums, people.

• Seán O'Casey Footbridge (2005) over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Brian O'Hallaran & Assoc..
• Seán O'Casey Bridge leads to Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Front facade of Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC) in CHQ Building (1817) originally a bonded customs warehouse remodeled early 2000s. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: John Rennie & then Thomas Telford.
• Arch beside Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Glass & tensioned metal facade of Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Sky reflected in window of Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Ground level recreation hub in CHQ building, repurposed for Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• CHQ building roof at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Entry to emigration exhibits through symbolic ships departure area at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Lighted columns show Ireland that emigrants have left at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Destination posters & symbolic luggage at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• CHQ building vaults (1820) originally a bonded customs warehouse now converted to museum space at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Chronology of sailing ships to jet planes used for emigration shown as sculpted models at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Ships & planes representing evolution of emigration at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Ships & planes representing evolution of emigration at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Profiles of people leaving Ireland for better life elsewhere at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Individual Irish stories at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Light sculpture at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Display of impact of Irish songwriters on Tin Pan Alley c1900s in New York City at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish folk revival records by groups like Clancy Brothers, Irish Rovers, & The Kellys at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Display about James Hoban, Irish designer of American President's White House, at Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Vaults of customs warehouse lighted to transform them to museum display of Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Famine Monument (1997) by Rowan Gillespie on Custom House Quay beside River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpture (1997) of victims of Great Famine (1845-9) in which a million Irish died & a million more emigrated at Custom House Quay Famine Monument. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted victims of Great Famine at Famine Monument on Custom House Quay. Dublin, Ireland.
• Canadian plaque remembering victims of Great Irish Famine at Famine Monument. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dedication plaque at Famine Monument near Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC). Dublin, Ireland.
• Liberty Hall & Custom House over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Commuter train on Loopline rail bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Custom House, Dublin (1781-91) (Customs House Quay). Dublin, Ireland. Style: Neoclassical. Architect: James Gandon.
• Neoclassical details of central portion of Custom House, Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dome over carved pediment of Custom House, Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dome with clocks atop Custom House, Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpture of coat of arms with lion & unicorn flanking Irish harp atop Custom House, Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Four Courts on River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Four Courts courthouse building (1786-1802) on Bank of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Thomas Cooley & James Gandon.
• Facade detail of Four Courts building. Dublin, Ireland.
• Courtyard arch of Four Courts building. Dublin, Ireland.
• O'Connell Street tram mall with Daniel O'Connell Monument. Dublin, Ireland.
• Daniel O'Connell Monument (1882) by John Henry Foley on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Daniel O'Connell Monument (1882) by John Henry Foley on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpture of Daniel O'Connell parliamentarian imprisoned for advocating repeal of Acts of Union which joined Ireland to Great Britain. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Daniel O'Connell statue in rotunda of Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Blue Georgian door of Liberator Daniel O'Connell house on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque on former house of Liberator Daniel O'Connell on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Facade & iron railings of former house of Liberator Daniel O'Connell on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Charles Stewart Parnell monument (1911) by Augustus Saint-Gaudens on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpture of Charles Stewart Parnell, Parliamentarian imprisoned for his support of Irish home rule. Dublin, Ireland.
• Inscription with Irish harp on Charles Stewart Parnell monument. Dublin, Ireland.
• Augustus Saint-Gaudens' base of Charles Stewart Parnell monument with names of four original Irish provinces. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance (1966) (Parnell Square) commemorates those who fought for freedom of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Dáithí Hanly.
• Cruciform pool of Garden of Remembrance with symbolic mosaic of discarded weapons on bottom of flowing river. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance on site where leaders of Easter Rising were held for a night before being sent to execution. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance pool adopting Celtic custom wherein at end of war weapons were cast into river to signify peace. Dublin, Ireland.
• Celtic weapons peace mosaic in symbolic pool at Garden of Remembrance. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance rises to Children of Lir sculpture. Dublin, Ireland.
• Children of Lir sculpture (1971) by Oisín Kelly at Garden of Remembrance. Dublin, Ireland.
• Children of Lir sculpture symbolizing rebirth & resurrection at Garden of Remembrance. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rising geese detail of Children of Lir sculpture at Garden of Remembrance. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance entrance dedication. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Remembrance fence with Irish harp, curved trumpet & sword symbols. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedford Tower & entrance gate on north edge of Upper Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedford Hall & Tower on Upper Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedford clock tower at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedford gate at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedford gate at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance to State Apartments on Upper Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Exterior of State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Conference center & offices on Upper Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gate from Upper Castle Yard to Lower Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lower Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Offices on Lower Castle Yard at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State Apartments, Record Tower & Chapel Royal seen over Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State Apartments, Record Tower & Chapel Royal seen over Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State Apartments & Record Tower over Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Colorful buildings over Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garda (police) Memorial Gardens in Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garda Memorial Gardens gate at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flowers in Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dubblinn Gardens (1680) & former coach house (1830) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former coach house (1830) now a conference center over Dubblinn Gardens (1680) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chester Beatty Museum over Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former coach house towers over Dubblinn Gardens sculptures at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cupola clock tower with peacock weather vane atop Chester Beatty Museum at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grand staircase to State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Newel post of Grand staircase to State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Iron & wood railing of Grand staircase to State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bench with coat of arms in entrance hall of State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Paintings of nobles on staircase at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of King George III at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of King George IV at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of King William IV at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Waterford chandelier over staircase at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish harp over doors at top of grand staircase landing at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portraits of 7 Irish leaders executed for role in 1916 Easter Rising over hospital bed of James Connolly at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque marking room in which wounded James Connolly was held prior to his execution after 1916 Easter Rising at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portraits of 7 Irish leaders executed at Kilmainham Jail for role in 1916 Easter Rising. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poster declaring Irish Republic at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace in Connolly hospital room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Skylight & lamp in State Corridor at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State Corridor at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceiling arch detail in State Corridor at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Classical-style Carrara marble urn with Apollonian Muses (18thC) by unknown in State Corridor at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Classical-style urn in State Corridor at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted ceiling detail in Apollo Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted ceiling detail in Apollo Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Furniture in Apollo Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Embroidered chair in Apollo Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Artwork in State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Elizabeth Leigh, Countess of Southampton portrait (c1640-1) by Sir Anthony van Dyck at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Louis XVI mantle clock depicting Diana, Cupid & Endymion (c1778-93) by Manière of Paris in State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Queen Victoria (1842) by John Partridge at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Prince Albert at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved fireplace with mirror in State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Photo of Michael Collins in State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Crystal chandelier (c1966) by Waterford Crystal in State Drawing Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Throne built for visit of King George IV to Ireland (1821) with footstool added for shorter Queen Victoria at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Throne room was converted to a presence chamber (1788) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Throne room brass chandelier (1839) by Higginbotham, Thomas & Co. with symbols of the UK at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• English roses, Scottish thistles, Irish shamrocks & oak leaves of Wales on throne room brass chandelier (1839) by Higginbotham, Thomas & Co. at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Décor of throne room (18thC) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Courting couch upon which couple sits on end & fathers arranging marriage sit on long middle in throne room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mars painting (1767) by Gaetano Gandolfi in throne room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical columns in throne room (18thC) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brian Boru Millennium Crown (2014) made to mark 1014 death of Irish King who defeated the Vikings at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait gallery used as State Dining Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• State place setting in dining room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Coffee service & cups decorated with harps in dining room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wine cooler in dining room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dining room ceiling decoration at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wine cooler with Irish harp carving (c1890) by James Hicks in dining room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish harp carving on Cellarette in dining room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chandelier in Wedgwood Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Blue & white wall design in Wedgwood Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wall disk with angel & cherub in Wedgwood Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceiling detail in Gothic Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carpet in Gothic Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bench on carpet in Gothic Room at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Patrick's Hall where Ireland's Presidents are inaugurated at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painted ceiling (c1790) by Vincenzo Waldré in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• King George III flanked by Britannia & Hibernia painting (c1790) by Vincenzo Waldré on ceiling of St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Patrick lights the fire that leads to the conversion of Ireland painting (c1790) by Vincenzo Waldré on ceiling of St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• King Henry II receiving submission of Irish chieftains painting (c1790) by Vincenzo Waldré on ceiling of St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Banners of knights of Order of St Patrick (Ireland's order of chivalry) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ireland's order of chivalry banner in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Waterford crystal chandelier in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ireland's Presidential inauguration chair (c1849) first used as a royal throne by Queen Victoria in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ireland's Presidential inauguration chair (c1849) first used as a royal throne by Queen Victoria in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Star of St Patrick emblem in St Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Order of St Patrick badge at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Order of St Patrick heraldic plaque at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Order of St Patrick heraldic plaques at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Glass chandelier at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Record Tower (c1230) & Chapel Royal (1814) seen from Dubblinn Gardens at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Deconsecrated Chapel Royal (1814) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland. Style: Gothic revival. Architect: Francis Johnston.
• Record Tower (c1230) built by Normans at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic revival Chapel Royal (1814) & Norman Record Tower (c1230) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Steps to excavation of Powder Tower foundations built by Normans (c1230) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Map of Norman walls (black) over current green structure of Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Viking walls beneath Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Viking steps up from river beneath Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Visiting Viking & Norman foundations beneath Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Viking walls beneath Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Reconstructed drawing of Medieval Norman town of Dublin (c1285) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Reconstructed drawing of Viking town of Dublin (c1000) at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted St Peter & lamp over entrance to Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Interior of Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Organ & gothic columns of Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Organ of Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Evangelists stained glass window in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Evangelists stained glass window in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Coats of Arms stained glass window in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic ceiling detail in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery carved with coats of arms of Lord Lieutenants in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery carved with coats of arms of Lord Lieutenants in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery carved with coats of arms of Lord Lieutenants in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved coat of arms of Cromwell (1649) in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved coat of arms of Sidney (1657) in Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Patrick's Cathedral built (1191-1270). Dublin, Ireland. Style: Gothic.
• Towers of St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Spire of St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic interior of St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic arches in St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pulpit & choir at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pulpit ringed by Evangelist statues at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Choir stalls at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Knights' helmets atop choir stalls at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Various Irish flags over choir at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Spiral stairs at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Spiral stairs at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Antique floor tiles at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Antique floor tiles at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chapel at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Crucifixion stained glass windows in St Peter's chapel at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Biblical stories stained glass windows at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Peter stained glass windows at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• King Cormac of Cashel (908 CE) stained glass windows at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Boyle Family Monument at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mid level of Boyle Family Monument at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lowest level of Boyle Family Monument including issue one of whom is Robert Boyle 'father of modern chemistry' at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Jonathan Swift by Patrick Cunningham which stood over a bookshop until moved to Cathedral in 1776 at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Epitaph for poet Jonathan Swift at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grave of Jonathan Swift & his friend Stella at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Funerary monuments line St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument (1768) to Carolan, last of Irish Bards, with harp at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument (1861) to Capt. John McNeill Boyd, heroic sailor, at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument to lawyer John Ball (1813) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument to Royal Irish Regiment (c1842) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mourning dog at base of Monument to Royal Irish Regiment at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monuments in Celtic Revival style at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument to King's Royal Irish Hussars who fell in South African campaign (1900-2) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument to South Irish Horse who fell in Great War (1914-8) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bell in Memory of Coming of Huguenots to Dublin (1685) at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved oak chest (14thC) used for church valuables at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved stone found in 1901 at traditional site of St Patrick's Well at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Early Christian carved Celtic gravestone (c800-1100) excavated in 1901 near St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved granite cross slab (10th or 11thC) with Greek & Latin style crosses at St Patrick's Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Heritage buildings line St Patrick's Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brick building on St Patrick's Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Liberties College on St Patrick's Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Liberties College on St Patrick's Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Liberty Bell sculpture (1988) by Vivienne Roche in St Patrick's Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin Christ Church Cathedral started as Viking church in 1038 but current structure built 1172, with additions through Victorian times. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic section of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bell tower of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Transept of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• East end of Christ Church Cathedral with sculpture of man sleeping on bench. Dublin, Ireland.
• Early Romanesque windows of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Original Romanesque doorway on southern transept (12thC) Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• East end of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gothic interior of Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• High Alter beneath Gothic arches at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pulpit with carvings of Evangelists at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ancient painted ceramic floor tiles at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ancient painted ceramic floor tiles at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ancient painted ceramic floor tiles at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Celtic cross to memory of victims of Armenian genocide at Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former St Michaels church (left) connected (1870s) by enclosed bridge across Winetavern St. to Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Enclosed bridge (1870s) across Winetavern St. between former St Michaels church & Christ Church Cathedral. Dublin, Ireland.
• Spires of former St Michaels church which now hosts Dublinia museum which recreates Viking & Medieval Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance to Dublinia museum which recreates Viking & Medieval Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Narrow streets of Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Temple Bar (Temple Bar at Temple Lane South). Dublin, Ireland.
• The Temple Bar red entrance door. Dublin, Ireland.
• Stuffed toy sheep souvenirs at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Stuffed toy sheep & scarf souvenirs at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Norseman at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Quays Bar & other entertainment spots at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Quays Bar at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish restaurants & bars at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Irish Pub Shop at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bronze Palm Tree seat by Vincent Browne at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Temple Bar street sign. Dublin, Ireland.
• Tea & candy tins in shop window at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Auld Dubliner at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Oliver St John Gogarty Bar at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flags on facade of Oliver St John Gogarty Bar at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bank located at Anglesea & Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Adamsesque decorated building front at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish pub at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Crann an Óir flower ball sculpture (1991) by Éamonn O'Doherty at Central Plaza, Dame Street Dublin, Ireland.
• Multicolored sunshade over street at Temple Bar. Dublin, Ireland.
• Riverfront buildings along River Liffey in Temple Bar with Merchant's Arch. Dublin, Ireland.
• Merchants Arch building (48 Wellington Quay Temple Bar). Dublin, Ireland.
• Ha'penny Bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ha'penny Bridge over River Liffey with cantilevered walkways over water. Dublin, Ireland.
• River Liffey looking toward O'Connell Street bridge from west. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grattan Bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Double sea horse light standards on Grattan Bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Anthony's Novena church of Immaculate Conception on Bank of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of quais of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• River Liffey seen from O'Connell Street bridge. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bachelors Walk west of O'Connell Street bridge. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron lampstand on O'Connell Street bridge (aka Carlisle Bridge) (1880). Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron lampstand on O'Connell Street bridge. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gull on O'Connell Street bridge. Dublin, Ireland.
• Tram crosses Rosie Hackett Bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• O'Connell Street bridge (aka Carlisle Bridge) (1880). Dublin, Ireland.
• Seamens Institute building on Eden Quay. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign for City of Dublin Steam Packet Co. (1833) on Eden Quay. Dublin, Ireland.
• Italianate building at Dame St. & Fownes Street Upper. Dublin, Ireland.
• Light reflectors over bar on Dame St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dame St. streetscape at Temple Lane South. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dame St. commercial buildings at Sycamore St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dame St. commercial buildings at Sycamore St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Facade details of commercial building at Dame St. & Sycamore St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Facade details of commercial building at Dame St. & Sycamore St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Olympia Theatre (1879) (72 Dame St.). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: John J. Callaghan.
• Porch & canopy of Olympia Theatre (1879) (72 Dame St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• AIB Bank (7-12 Dame St.) & arch leading to Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• AIB Bank (1877) (7-12 Dame St.). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Sir Thomas Newenham Deane.
• Dublin City Hall dome & columns original built (1779) as Royal Exchange & used a City Hall (since 1852). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Thomas Cooley.
• Facade & iron lampstands of Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dame St. streetscape. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sick & Indigent Roomkeepers Society building (1790) (outside Dublin Castle). Dublin, Ireland.
• The Oak restaurant on Dame St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mansion across Cork Hill Road from Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Streetscape along Lord Edward St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Character Design References Library on Dame St. beside City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wood Quay - Dublin Civic Offices (1994). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Sam Stephenson.
• Dublin Civic Offices at Wood Quay (1994) of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Sam Stephenson & Scott Tallon Walker.
• Dublin Civic Offices at Wood Quay of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin Civic Offices at Wood Quay of River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dome interior at Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dome interior at Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rotunda of Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Murals 1914-8 by James Ward in rotunda of Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mosaic tile floor city seal at Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Winged Figure painting (2004-5) by Anne Madden at Dublin City Hall. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former parliament building (18thC) now converted for use by Bank of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bank of Ireland which housed first Irish Parliament. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bank of Ireland & Trinity College face each other across intersection. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former St Andrew's Church (1860) (Suffolk St.) now Central Tourist Office. Dublin, Ireland.
• Molly Malone statue (1988) by Jeanne Rynhart on Suffolk Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Detail of Molly Malone statue (1988) by Jeanne Rynhart on Suffolk Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cockles detail of Molly Malone statue (1988) by Jeanne Rynhart on Suffolk Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fish detail of Molly Malone statue (1988) by Jeanne Rynhart on Suffolk Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Statue Molly Malone wheeling her barrow. Dublin, Ireland.
• M.J. O'Neill pub with street clock on Suffolk Street facing Molly Malone statue. Dublin, Ireland.
• M.J. O'Neill pub street clock (Suffolk St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• M.J. O'Neill pub street clock (Suffolk St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Victorian architecture of M.J. O'Neill pub. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front Gate of Trinity College on College Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front Gate of Trinity College with Westmoreland Street beyond. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front Gate of Trinity College with neoclassical columns. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front Gate of Trinity College with clock over portal. Dublin, Ireland.
• Parliament Square with Campanile panorama at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Trinity College chapel. Dublin, Ireland.
• Campanile (1853) at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Charles Lanyon & Thomas Kirk.
• Upper details of Campanile at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Old Library at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• 1937 Reading Room at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graduates' Memorial Building at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Old Library at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Book of Kells display in Old Trinity College Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lecky Library on Fellows' Square at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lecky Library on Fellows' Square at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cricket game at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sphere Within Sphere sculpture (1982) by Arnaldo Pomodoro & Museum Building at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sphere Within Sphere sculpture (1982) by Arnaldo Pomodoro & Museum Building at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Berkeley Library at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden on Trinity College campus. Dublin, Ireland.
• Science Gallery at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Science Gallery at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Science Gallery interior at Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland.
• Book of Kells description in Old Trinity College Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display of Medieval pigments in Book of Kells exposition at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Facsimile of Virgin & Child page from Book of Kells (c800 CE) at Old Trinity Library (photos of originals not allowed). Dublin, Ireland.
• Interior of Old Trinity Library on Trinity College Campus. Dublin, Ireland.
• Stacks of Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shelves of Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shelves of Old Trinity Library with busts of famous thinkers. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Shakespeare before spiral stairs at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of inspirational busts at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Demosthenes, statesman & orator of ancient Athens (4thC BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Cicero, Roman statesman & orator (106-43 BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Aristotle, Greek philosopher (384-322 BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Plato, Athenian philosopher (c428-348 BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Socrates, Greek philosopher (470-399 BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Homer, Greek author of Iliad & Odyssey (c750 BCE) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Francis Bacon, English statesman & philosopher & developer of scientific method (1671-1626) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of John Milton, English poet (1608-1674) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of John Locke, English political philosopher (1632-1704) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Sir Isaac Newton, English physicist (1643-1727) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Robert Boyle, English chemist (1627-1691) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust of Edmund Burke, Irish-born orator (1729-97) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brian Boru Harp (dates from later middle ages, not King as old as King Boru's death in 1014) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Detail of oldest known harp in Ireland (aka Brian Boru Harp) at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Slender Billy & Hopping Harry: trying to bring a Wild Irish Bull to Westminster cartoon (1800) reflects PM William Pitt's (Billy's) action to "tame" Ireland by making it part of UK after the Irish Rebellion of 1798 at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Funeral of the Constitution cartoon (1829) by Isaac Cruikshank (?) reflects worry about impact on Church of England of Catholic Emancipation Act resulting from pressure by 'Liberator' Daniel O'Connell at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lake & mountains in Killarney sketch (1835) by Andrew Nicholl at Old Trinity Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Westmoreland streetscape with National Wax Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign for Irish Whiskey Museum (119 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Commercial building with oriel windows (102-103 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Brown Thomas department store (88-95 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Grafton streescape with Marks & Spencer. Dublin, Ireland.
• M&S building with ads on Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• M&S restaurant & espresso bar building at Grafton & Duke Streets. Dublin, Ireland.
• Arts & Crafts style Dalvey sign (1897) (23 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Commercial building with Irish kings & themes (24 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Commercial building with Irish kings & themes (24 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical commercial building (Grafton St. at Johnson's Ct.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Bewley's Oriental Cafe with Egyptian Revival designs (1927) (78-79 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Bewley's Oriental Cafe with Egyptian Revival designs (1927) (78-79 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Bewley's Oriental Cafe with Egyptian Revival designs (1927) (78-79 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Flower stand in front of Boodles store (71 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron storefront of Boodles (71 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Victorian brickwork of Weir store (96-99 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Chateau-style of Fox House on College Green (119 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• St Ann's Church of Ireland seen along Anne Street from Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Ann's Church of Ireland seen along Anne Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flower stand on Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flower stand on Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flower stand on Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Victorian brickwork of Monsoon store (64 Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Octagonal tower atop commercial building (52 King St. at Grafton St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• St Teresa's Church on Clarendon Street off Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gaiety Theatre on South King Street off Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron & glasshouse facade of Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Round exterior corner of glasshouse facade of Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Interior of glasshouse structure of Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron details of glasshouse structure of Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Details of glasshouse roof structure in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Giant clock in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Dublin, Ireland.
• Stephen's Green Shopping Centre at start of Grafton Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shop window in Grafton Street district. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brick buildings (6-9 St Stephen's Green). Dublin, Ireland.
• Little Museum of Dublin (18th C townhouse) (15 St Stephen's Green). Dublin, Ireland. Style: Georgian.
• Entrance to Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ivy covered building (16 St Stephen's Green). Dublin, Ireland.
• Streetscape along Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Street lamp with shamrocks on Dawson St. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shelbourne Hotel (27 St Stephen's Green). Dublin, Ireland.
• Whiskey & wine shops (27-28 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Bow window with Irish scrolls (27-28 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Pablo Picante burrito bar (32 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Streetscape with small commercial buildings (33-46 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Variety of entrance overhangs (33-37 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Bestseller wine cafe (41 Dawson St.). Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian townhouse on Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mansion House on Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fire restaurant on Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Royal Irish Academy on Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Ann's Church on Dawson Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• Royal Dublin Fusiliers Arch (1907) (St Stephen's Green). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: John Howard Pentland.
• Dublin tram rounds Royal Fusiliers Arch at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin trams at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin trams at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Horse-drawn carriages at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Amphibious tourist buses at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Victorian floral garden at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bandstand at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted fountain at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wildlife pond at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Constance Markievicz monument who during 1916 Easter Rising fought in St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Three Fates sculpture (1956) by Joseph Wackerle at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flowering trees at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Foxgloves at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Flower bed at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poppies at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poppies at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Magpie Pica pica at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Magpie Pica pica at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ardilaun Lodge (aka Superintendent's Lodge) (1880) at SW corner of St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: James Franklin Fuller.
• Victorian facade details of Ardilaun Lodge at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Victorian bargeboard detail of Ardilaun Lodge at St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin Unitarian Church opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland. Style: Neo-Gothic.
• Ireland Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade building opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brick townhouse 78-79 St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ireland Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade building portico details opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian front door detail of Museum of Literature Ireland (MOLI) opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Museum of Literature Ireland (MOLI) opposite south side of St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Museum of Literature Ireland (MOLI) opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Museum of Literature Ireland (MOLI) & Our Lady Seat of Wisdom church opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• Our Lady Seat of Wisdom church (1856) opposite St Stephen's Green. Dublin, Ireland.
• James Toner Irish Pub on Baggot St. near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shops along Baggot St. near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Doheny & Nebitt Pub on Baggot St. near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Foleys Pub on Baggot St. near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Foleys Pub on Baggot St. near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish pub interior. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical arch marks Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• National Memorial to Members of Defence Forces Who Have Died in Service (2008) by Brian King at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• View into pyramid of National Memorial to Members of Defence Forces Who Have Died in Service shows soldiers over perpetual flame at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Victims sculpture (1931) by Andrew O'Connor at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Recreation at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian row houses line Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Multiple chimney pots on Georgian row houses lining Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Merrion Square is noted for its variety of Georgian-style doors. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian doors on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian doors & iron railings on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• View from Merrion Square to Pepper Canister Church. Dublin, Ireland.
• Black Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Yellow Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Blue Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Black Georgian door of Mathematician John Lighton Synge house on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque on former house of Mathematician John Lighton Synge on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Yellow Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian house (1922-28) of Poet & Playwright Senator William Butler Yeats at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque on Georgian house (1922-28) of Poet & Playwright Senator William Butler Yeats at Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Multicolored Georgian door on Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Office of Prime Minister of Ireland (Taoiseach) near Merrion Square & Leinster House Parliament. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign for Prime Minister of Ireland (Department of the Taoiseach) near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rotunda entrance building (1890) (Kildare St.) of National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Thomas Newenham Deane & Thomas Manly Deane.
• Natural History building of National Museum of Ireland (on Merrion Square). Dublin, Ireland.
• National Gallery of Ireland (Merrion Square building) (1864). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Francis Fowke.
• The Davenport Hotel in former prayer hall (17thC) near Merrion Square. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wellington Monument (1861) by Robert Smirke in Phoenix Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Phoenix Column (1747) in Phoenix Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• American Ambassadors Residence gates in Phoenix Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Papal Cross for Pope John Paul II's visit to Ireland (1979) by Paschal Clarke in Phoenix Park. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rook (Corvus frugilegus). Dublin, Ireland.
• Aras an Uachtarain (President of Ireland's House since 1937) (built 1751 + 1801 + 1840s). Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceremonial entrance of Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grounds of Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden of Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grounds of Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall (1751) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Coffered barrel-vaulted ceiling in entrance hall at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Coat of arms of Ireland with Irish harp at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Abstract painting (2011) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver lamp & statuette of extinct Giant Irish Deer in entrance hall at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded sculpted ceiling with British themed brass chandelier in state drawing room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• English roses, Scottish thistles, Irish shamrocks & oak leaves of Wales on throne room brass chandelier (1839) by Higginbotham, Thomas & Co. at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace & piano in state drawing room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Battle of Ballynahinch on June 13, 1798 painting by Thomas Robinson at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sitting area with Louis XIV couch & chairs from Palace of Versailles, a gift of France, in state drawing room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted ceiling in council of state room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded fox & crane of sculpted ceiling in council of state room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded animals & boughs of sculpted ceiling in council of state room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded cherubs of sculpted ceiling in council of state room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Council of state room fireplace with gilded mirror at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• IRA Column painting over desk in council of state room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• IRA Column painting (1921) by Sean Keating at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• First meeting of Council of State Jan. 8, 1940 painting at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Countess Constance Markievicz portrait (1901) by Boleslaw von Szankowski of Paris at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• State reception room (former ballroom) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish carpet by Raymond McGrath of Donegal in state reception room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shamrock detail of carpet at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded mirror over fireplace by Pietro Bossi in state reception room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Marble colored pattern of fireplace (18thC) by Pietro Bossi in state reception room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpted ceiling design by Lafranchini Brothers in state reception room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• State reception room view of state corridor (aka Lafranchini corridor) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical panel by Lafranchini Brothers in state corridor at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• State corridor with Lafranchini Brothers panels & busts of former Irish presidents at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast of neoclassical panels by Lafranchini Brothers in state corridor at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Busts of Irish Presidents in state corridor at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Busts of Irish Presidents in state corridor at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wine cooler with Irish harp carving (c1890) by James Hicks at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• State dining room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• State dining room chandelier & ceiling at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace with presidential portrait in state dining room at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish President (1959-73) Éamon de Valera portrait by Sean O'Sullivan at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish President (1976-90) Patrick Hillery portrait by John F. Kelly at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish President (1990-97) Mary Robinson portrait by Basil Blackshaw at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish President (1997-2011) Mary McAleese portrait by Seosamh O Duinn at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• New Presidential inauguration chair (2011) by John Lee at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Presidential seal press at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Presidential China table service & silverware at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display of previous Irish presidents at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Waterford glass harp given to former Irish president at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Limited edition of Dubliners book by James Joyce given to former Irish president at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• South American art given to former Irish president at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver sculpture of dragon of City of London given to former Irish president at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Vase from Viet Nam given to former Irish president at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Original cooking stove in lower floor at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Presidential carriage at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Presidential Rolls Royce Silver Wraith (1949) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Presidential Rolls Royce Silver Wraith (1949) at Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin, Ireland.
• Historic main entrance of Kilmainham Gaol, now a museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved entangled dragons over entrance of Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved chained dragons over entrance of Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Kilmainham Gaol along Inchicore Road. Dublin, Ireland.
• Kilmainham Gaol office now serves as tour entrance for museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance door for tours at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Coat of arms with lion & unicorn atop Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Exterior walls at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell block at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell window at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell block at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Courthouse at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Prison chapel at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell block corridor at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell door at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell door at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign marking cell of P.H. Pearse 1916 at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign marking cell of Willie Pearse 1916 at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Iron brackets & floor between range levels at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sign marking cell of Countess Markievicz 1916 at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Range of prison cells at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cell from which prisoner Charles S. Parnell negotiated (1882) Kilmainham Treaty with British prime minister William Ewart Gladstone to settle farm land rent issues at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall staircase at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall ironwork structure at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall spiral staircase at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall spiral staircase at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall cells at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall cell interior with Madonna & Child painted (1923) by prisoner Mrs. Joseph Plunkett at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Main hall cell (1916) of Éamon de Valera who later became President of Republic of Ireland at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque to 4 IRA soldiers executed at by Free State Army on Nov. 17, 1922 at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Courtyard where leaders of Irish Easter Rising of 1916 were executed by the British at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Plaque to Irish Easter Rising of 1916 leaders executed by the British at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cross marks spot where leaders of Irish Easter Rising were executed by the British in 1916 at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Monument to Irish Easter Rising of 1916 leaders executed by the British across from Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Museum at Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of prison locks at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Antique camera (1860s) to take front & side view mug shots using mirror at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• American Fenian "$5 bill" (1866) to fund the Irish Republic at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish nationalist politician Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-91) funeral memorabilia & armband former prisoner at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Original poster (1916) declaring Irish Republic at start of Easter Rising at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Detail of signers on Easter Rising poster (1916) declaring Irish Republic at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Post Office delivery boy's jacket worn by Liam Murphy at GPO Easter Rising battle (1916) at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Times newspaper (May 1916) reporting Sinn Fein Easter Rising with photos of leaders at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• 1916 Easter Rising medal at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Model of sailing ship Asgard used to run guns from Germany to Ireland in 1914 at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Evening Telegraph newspaper (Dec. 7, 1921) reporting Anglo-Irish peace treaty at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Seán MacEntee (1892-1956) imprisoned in England after the Easter Rising at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Inis Fáil, Celtic revival sculpture (1901) by Oliver Sheppard at Kilmainham Gaol Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Tram mall with General Post Office on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland.
• George's Docks Red Line tram stop at Custom House Basin & EPIC area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Belfast LUAS tramway ticket machine. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pearse Rail Station for Loopline commuter trains. Dublin, Ireland.
• Loopline rail bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Commuter train on Loopline rail bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Artwork on Loopline rail bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Heuston Rail Station. Dublin, Ireland.
• Heuston Rail Station. Dublin, Ireland.
• Car locked with boot. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rathfarnham Castle built (late 16thC) as fortified house by Adam Loftus, Lord Chancellor & Archbishop of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Yellow House Restaurant (18thC) in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Annunciation church & Yellow House Restaurant in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cottage in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cottage in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cottage in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden in Rathfarnham area. Dublin, Ireland.
• Side view of at Pearse Museum with modern functional additions. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rathfarnham Castle remodelled (18thC) in Georgian style for Loftus' descendent Henry Loftus, Earl of Ely. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Sir William Chambers.
• Rathfarnham Castle retains acute corners needed by original fortification. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rathfarnham Castle has Georgian touches like round section & corner finials. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian features added to earlier structure at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceiling in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait relief in neoclassical style in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait relief in neoclassical style in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait relief in neoclassical style in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painted timber fireplace in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painted glass (18thC) by Thomas Jervais in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painted glass (c18thC) in entrance hall at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceiling in long gallery at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Long gallery ceiling detail at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Long gallery ceiling painting replaced (early 1900s) by Jesuits after originals sold by previous family at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Nicholas Loftus Viscount Ely (1758) over fireplace in ante room at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Venetian-style window in ante room (waiting room) at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical decorative trim detail in ante room (waiting room) at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ball room believed designed by Sir William Chambers at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ball room ceiling & neoclassical columns at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical details of ball room at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lucy Loftus (c1654-81) portrait by Peter Lely at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Loftus family member at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Charles Tottenham Loftus (c1738-1806) portrait by Hugh Douglas Hamilton at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rathfarnham Castle watercolor (1794) by George Holmes at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Octagonal room ceiling decorated with Roman symbols of war at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace in family withdrawing room at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rococo ceiling in family withdrawing room at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Four seasons room attrib. to James 'Athenian' Stuart at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bureau with depiction of hunting scene (c1775) from Germany in four seasons room at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Four seasons room ceiling painting with Demeter being crowned in center attrib. to James 'Athenian' Stuart at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilt room ceiling painting with symbols of Greek gods by James 'Athenian' Stuart at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Detail of Gilt room ceiling painting with symbols of Greek gods by James 'Athenian' Stuart at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilt room sculpted fireplace at Rathfarnham Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Side view of at Pearse Museum with modern functional additions. Dublin, Ireland.
• Garden at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front facade of Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Front facade of Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Patrick Pearse's Office at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Standing desk in Patrick Pearse's Office at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bust on bookcase in Patrick Pearse's Office at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace in Patrick Pearse's Office at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Living room with harp in front of fireplace at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mirror over living room fireplace at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish harp in living room at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Photo of Patrick Pearse as child at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sideboard at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Brothers William & Patrick Pearse memorial graphic after 1916 execution for roles in Easter Rising at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall fireplace at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Block upon which Robert Emmet was beheaded for 1803 rebellion against British rule & used to sell bonds for Irish Free State in entrance hall at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Student dormitory with fireplace & clothes drying rack at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Student dormitory for St Edna's school run by Patrick Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Washstand, pitcher & basin in student dormitory at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sculpture gallery at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Halla Mór school study hall at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Patrick Pearse bust on lawn in front of Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Patrick Pearse bust (1936) by Oliver Sheppard at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Patrick Pearse marble relief (1936) by Séamus Murphy at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Patrick Pearse photograph at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Family photo of Pearse family with Patrick, James & William (back row) at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• An Claidheamh Soluis Gaelic League newspaper (1906) of which Patrick Pearse was an editor at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Inis Fail sculpture (1906) by Oliver Sheppard at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poster for funeral of O'Donovan Rossa, a Fenian leader, (1915) for whom Patrick Pearse delivered the oration & which assured his position as leader of the Easter Rising at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Volunteer Verses (1914) designed to inspire the eventual Easter Rising at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Undelivered last letter of Patrick Pearse to his mother (May 2, 1916) before his execution at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Typed version of undelivered last letter of Patrick Pearse to his mother (May 2, 1916) before his execution at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of last moments of Patrick Pearse before his (May 3, 1916) execution at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Tea cups used by Patrick & William Pearse before departing family home to Easter Rising & kept by their mother at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Posthumous medals (1941) awarded to Patrick & William Pearse for role in 1916 Rising at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• First day cover of Patrick Pearse stamps (2008) at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Erin go Bragh graphic (mid 1800s) imagined montage of Irish nationalist including Daniel O'Connell seated in middle at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Erin go Breagh plaster model for statue (1889) by James Pearse (father of Patrick & William Pearse) for National Bank building on College Green, Dublin at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Model of Altar by Pearse & Son at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Death of St Joseph sculpture by Pearse & Son at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Death of St Joseph sculpture (1909) by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Éire sculpture by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Memories sculpture by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Skipping Rope sculpture by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Charcoal study (1903) by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Untitled landscape by William Pearse at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Celtic revival graphic at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Celtic revival plaque (1923) at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Post Car graphic (1908) by Jack B. Yeats at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish interior graphic (1900) by Jack B. Yeats at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Untitled painting (1909) by Count Casimir Dunin-Markievicz at Pearse Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• National Gallery of Ireland, Millennium Wing (2002) (Clare Street entrance). Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Benson & Forsyth.
• Millennium Wing (2002) atrium at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery joining old & new wings of National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painting gallery at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Art arrangement at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Great hall in National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Christopher, Lord Delvin portrait (c1660-5) by Gaspar Smitz at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sir John Perceval portrait (c1670-4) by Thomas Pooley at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Battle of the Boyne (July 1, 1690) painting (1693) by Jan Wyck where armies of King William III fought those of King James II at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• William, 4th Viscount Molyneau of Maryborough portrait (c1700) by Garret Morphy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• General William Cosby portrait (1710) by Charles Jervas at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Self-portrait (c1730) by James Latham at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sir Charles Kemys-Tynte, Bt portrait (c1739) by Thomas Frye at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• James Gandon, Architect of Dublin Custom House & Four Courts portrait (1783-96) by Tilly Kettle (face) & William Cuming at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Hellfire Club, Dublin painting (c1735) by James Worsdale at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Piping Boy painting (1769) by Nathaniel Hone the Elder at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Conjuror painting (1775) by Nathaniel Hone the Elder at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Self-portrait (c1780) by Nathaniel Hone the Elder at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin Volunteers on College Green (Nov. 4, 1779) painting (1779-80) by Francis Wheatley at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Actor between Muses of Tragedy & Comedy painting (1781) by Thomas Hickey at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Lower Lake, Killarney painting (1780s) by Jonathan Fisher at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Royal Charter School, Clontarf, County Dublin painting (1794) by William Ashford at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Paddy Whack painting (1800-10) by Thomas Robinson at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Children Dancing at Crossroads painting (c1835) by Trevor Thomas Fowler at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Blind Piper painting (1841) by Joseph Haverty at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Invitation, Hesitation & Persuasion painting (c1846) by Nicholas Joseph Crowley at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• The 16th, 17th (St Patrick's Day) & 18th March painting (1856) by Erskine Nicol at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Murlough Bay & Fair Head, Coast of Antrim painting (c1860) by Bartholomew Colles Watkins at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sick Call painting (1863) by Matthew James Lawless at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Connemara Girl painting (early 1870s) by Augustus Nicholas Burke at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• News of the Land League painting (1881) by Howard Helmick at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Friends of the Model painting (1881) by Harry Jones Thaddeus at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wounded Poacher painting (1881) by Harry Jones Thaddeus at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Apple Gathering, Quimperlé painting (1883) by Walter Osborne at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Return from Market painting (1884) by John Lavery at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin Streets: Vendor of Books painting (1889) by Walter Osborne at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bridge at Grez-sur-Loing painting (c1889-90) by Roderic O'Conor at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Self-portrait (1890s) by Helen Mabel Trevor at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Interior of a Breton Cottage painting (1892) by Helen Mabel Trevor at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fisherman's Mother painting (1892) by Helen Mabel Trevor at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Military Maneuvers painting (1891) by Richard Thomas Moynan at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pastures at Malahide painting (c1894-6) by Nathaniel Hone at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carting Seaweed on Sutton Sands painting (1895) by Joseph Malachy Kavanagh at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Countess Markievicz, Artist & Revolutionary painting (1899) by Casimir Markievicz at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Looking at the Sea painting (1912) by William Orpen at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Liffey Swim painting (1923) by Jack Butler Yeats at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• William Butler Yeats, Poet & Dramatist (1900) by his artist father John Butler Yeats at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Martin Sullivan (1830-84) death mask (late 19th C cast) by Thomas Farrell at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Robert Emmet (1778-1803) death mask (after 1803 cast) by James Petrie at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) death mask (20thC) by Charles Smith at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Song of the Mad Prince stained glass (1917) by Harry Clarke at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mother of Sorrows stained glass (1926) by Harry Clarke at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Brigid stained glass (1924-5) by Michael Healy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Patrick stained glass (1924-5) by Michael Healy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Columcille stained glass (1924-5) by Michael Healy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Good Shepherd stained glass (1924-5) by Michael Healy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Ita & St Brendan stained glass (1924-5) by Michael Healy at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lady Mary Wortley Montagu portrait (c1718-20) by Charles Jervas at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Thomas Western Family painting (1738) by William Hogarth at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mackinen Children painting (1747) by William Hogarth at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• General James Johnston portrait (c1763) by Thomas Gainsborough at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• James Quin, Actor portrait (1763) by Thomas Gainsborough at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Landscape with Cattle painting (c1767) by Thomas Gainsborough at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cottage Girl painting (1785) by Thomas Gainsborough at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of a Lady (c1770) by George Romney at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Charles Coote, 1st Earl of Bellamont (1738-1800) portrait (1773-4) by Joshua Reynolds at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Captain William Congreve with son William painting (c1782) by Philip Reinagle at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mrs. Congreve with her Children painting (1782) by Philip Reinagle at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Marquess & Marchioness of Antrim painting (1782) by Francis Wheatley at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Artist Benjamin West enamel portrait on copper (1801) by Henry Bone at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gallery of early European paintings of saints at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Jerome Translating the Gospels painting (c1450) by Nicolás Francés at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Luke Portraying the Virgin painting (early 16thC) after Rogier van de Weyden at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Painting of coat of arms at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Venus & Cupid painting (after 1533) by Michele Tosini after Michelangelo at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poet Baldassare Castiglione portrait (c1536-8) by Titian at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Prince Alessandro Farnese (later Duke of Parma) portrait (c1560) by Sofonisba Anguissola at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sts. Philip & James the Less painting (1560s) by Paolo Veronese at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Venetian Senator painting (1575-80) by Jacopo Tintoretto at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Gentleman in Armor (late 1590s) by Lavinia Fontana at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Venice, Queen of the Adriatic, Crowning Lion of St Mark painting (c1595-9) by Domenico Tintoretto at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Francis Receiving Stigmata painting (1590-95) by El Greco at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Onuphrius painting (late 1620s) by Jusepe de Ribera at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Diego of Alcalá painting (c1640) by Francisco de Zurbarán at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Peter Finding the Tribute Money painting (1617-8) by Peter Paul Rubens at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Shield with Head of Medusa painting (17thC) by unknown at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ebony cabinet (1630s) by Frans Francken II & studio of Antwerp at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• View of Rhenen painting (1644) by Jan van Goyen at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Christ in House of Martha & Mary painting (c1628) by Jan Brueghel Younger & Peter Paul Rubens at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Marriage Feast at Cana painting (1665-70) by Jan Steen at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Supper at Emmaus painting (c1645-65) by Jacob Jordaens at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Christ in Synagogue at Nazareth painting (1658) by Gerbrand van den Eeckhout at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Temptation of St Anthony painting (1680s) by Domenicus van Wijnen at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Apollo Taking Leave of Tethys painting (c1650) by Charles Le Brun at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Preparations to Celebrate Birth of Dauphin of France in Piazza Navona painting (1731) by Giovanni Paolo Panini at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Schoolmistress painting (c1735) by Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Venus & Cupid painting (c1755) by Jean-Honoré Fragonard at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Amorino sculpture (1789-91) by Antonio Canova at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Doña Antonia Zárate portrait (c1805) by Francisco de Goya at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Julie Bonaparte as Queen of Spain with her Daughters painting (1808-9) by Baron François Gérard at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lady Morgan portrait (c1818) by René Théodore Berthon flanked by decorative arts at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Adolphe Marlet portrait (1851) by Gustave Courbet at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Gleaners painting (1854) by Jules Breton at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Women in an Eastern Courtyard painting (1860-5) by Gustave Guillaumet at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Marguerite in Church painting (c1861) by James Tissot at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• The Three Crows Inn, Gravesend painting (c1873) by James Tissot at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Group of Cavalry in Snow: Moreau & Dessoles before French victory over Austrians in Battle of Hohenlinden painting (1875) by Ernest Meissonier at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Argenteuil basin with Single Sailboat painting (1874) by Claude Monet at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Le Corsage Noir painting (1878) by Berthe Morisot at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bead-stringers of Venice painting (1880-2) by John Singer Sargent at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gulf of Aqaba painting (c1897) by Jean-Léon Gérôme at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Terrace, Saint-Tropez painting (1898) by Paul Signac at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Landscape with Flight of Stairs painting (c1922) by Chaïm Soutine at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pierrot painting (1921) by Juan Gris at National Gallery of Ireland. Dublin, Ireland.
• National Museum of Ireland Archaeology entrance gate. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dome over entrance hall at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall architecture at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall mosaic floor for star sign of lion at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance hall mosaic floor for star sign of crab at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Vaulted ceiling space of National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Detail of cast iron ceiling ribs at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display space at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cast iron cherubs support columns at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Tile crest over doorway at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Small passage tomb (3400-2800 BCE) reconstructed from stones found at several Irish sites at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Megalithic decorated vessels (3300-2800 BCE) of stone from tomb in Knowth & pottery from settlement in Bracklin at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceramic finds from Mound of Hostages (c3000 BCE) passage tomb on Hill of Tara at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Carved stone found on Hill of Tara at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceramic finds from Hill of Tara at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Megalithic decorated stone (2500-1700 BCE) from Loughcrew at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dugout canoe (2500 BCE) from Addergoole Bog at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dugout canoe (2500 BCE) from Addergoole Bog at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Decorated stone spike (3000-2000 BCE) from passage tomb in Knowth at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Ceramic beaker vessel (2500-2200 BCE) from settlement in Lough Gur at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Decorated stone (2500-1700 BCE) from Kilwarden at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Two-piece mould to cast bronze dirks (1700-1300 BCE) from Inchnagree at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Metal rapiers (1400-900 BCE) from various Irish sites at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bronze end-blown horns (900-500 BCE) from various Irish sites at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Wooden block-wheel (400 BCE) from Doogarymore at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold earrings, disks & lunula (2200-1800 BCE) from several Irish sites at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Hoard of bronze axeheads, rings, ornaments & gold-foil covered sunflower pins (c800-700 BCE) from Ballytegan at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Hoard of bronze axeheads, gold dress fasteners, bronze bracelet & amber beads (c800-700 BCE) from Mountrivers at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Hoard of gold dress fasteners (circular ends) & bracelets (conical ends) (c800-700 BCE) from New Ross at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold dress fasteners (c800-700 BCE) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold collars (c800-700 BCE) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold disk perhaps from collar (c800-700 BCE) from Armagh at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold disk from ear-spool (c800-700 BCE) from Enniscorthy at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold ribbon torc (3rdC BCE - 3rdC CE) from Belfast at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold boat model (1stC BCE) from Derry at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold torus (1stC BCE) from Derry at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Large bronze disk (2ndC CE) from Monasterevin at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Roman inscribed metalwork used as votive offering (2nd-4thC CE) from Newgrange at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bronze crucifixion plaque (8thC) from Roscommon at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded silver chalice (8thC) from Reerasta, Limerick at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gilded silver chalice (9thC) from Derrynaflan, Tipperary at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cross of Cong (12thC) from Mayo at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Copper alloy wine ladle (8th-9thC) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Copper alloy crucifixion plaque (11thC) possibly from Killaloe at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Replica of St Manchan's Shrine (12thC) original from Lemanaghan at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Viking iron swords found in Dublin burials (841 onward) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish annular brooches (8th-9thC) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish penannular brooch (8th-9thC) at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish brooches - penannular (late 9th-early 10thC) from Kilkenny & annular (9thC) from Tipperary at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish annular brooches - (9thC) from Kilkenny & (late 8th-early 9thC) from Cavan at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish annular brooch (8th-9thC) from Limerick at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver Irish brooch - penannular (9th-10thC) from Kildare at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Medieval wool felt hat found meters deep in bog of Donegal at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Model of Fishamble St. section of Viking Dublin at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Figure of a bishop (15thC) from St Patrick's cathedral, Dublin at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish ceramics (12th-16thC) collection at National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. Dublin, Ireland.
• Skeleton of extinct Giant Irish Deer Megaloceros giganteus at National Museum of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Skeletons of extinct Giant Irish Deer Megaloceros giganteus at National Museum of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Basking shark specimen at National Museum of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish waterfowl collection at National Museum of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish birds of prey & owls collection at National Museum of Natural History. Dublin, Ireland.
• National Museum Decorative Arts & History in former barracks. Dublin, Ireland.
• Former barrack buildings now National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lamp stand fixtures at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Decorative arts collection shelves at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Clear glass Lismullen posset bowl which belonged to King William III who left it with John Dillon of Lismullen after Battle of the Boyne at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Glass vase with carp (c1880) by François-Eugène Rousseau at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish silver collection at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish silver (late 17th-18thC) at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver-gilt Monteith or punchbowl (1704) by Thomas Bolton of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver sauce boats (l) (1740) by John Hamilton & (r) (1752) by John Laughlin Sr. at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver saucepan & lid (c1755) by William Townsend of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cruet stand (1734-5) from London at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver & red glass epergne (1775) by John Locker of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver egg cups & stand (c1775) by Sheffield at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver chocolate pot (1696-9) by Thomas Bolton of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rococo coffee pot (1773) by John Locker of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rococo coffee urn (1812) by James Henzell of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver tea kettle & stand (1849) possibly by Joseph Mahony of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Celtic revival coffee & tea service (1874-5) by John Smith of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver coffee pot (1973) by Brian Clarke of Dublin & goblet (1708) by Francis Girard of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver table snuff box (1856) by Edmond Johnson of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Silver dish (1870) by Joseph Johnson Jr. of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Replica of Shrine of St Patrick's Bell (1903) by Edmond Johnson of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Enameled trinket box (c1905) by Joseph Doran of London at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neo-Celtic silver bowl (1910) by West & Son of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neo-Celtic silver book cover (1913) by Thomas Weir of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of Irish-style brooches (late 19th-20thC) at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Gold bracelet with micro-mosaic scene of dog chasing deer (c1870-80) at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish-style brooches (late 19th-20thC) at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Creamware pitcher "Success to the Independent Volunteer Societies of the Kingdom of Ireland" (c1780) by Wedgwood at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Creamware Irish volunteer jug (c1780) by Wedgwood at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Creamware 'A Free Trade to Ireland" jug (c1780) from Leeds at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish traditional farm & country furniture at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dual purpose settle & bed (mid 19thC) common in Irish farm homes since 18th C at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Grid irons both from Wicklow at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Pine dresser with plate racks from Galway at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 17th C furniture mostly English at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 18th C furniture mostly Irish with some English at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 18th C tableware on Irish mahogany table (c1750) at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 19th C Irish furniture at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 19th C Irish musical instruments including glass harmonica on left & harp on right at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Davenport desk (19thC) by J.J. Byrne of Dublin at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Arts & Crafts style furniture including oak bookcase (1910) from Kilkenny at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Lady's writing cabinet (c1890) by Arthur Jones; dining chair (c1900) by Millar & Beatty of Dublin; & log carrier + coal scuttle (c1890s) by Anne Bourke of Limerick at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Art Nouveau oak hall chair (c1900) by Arthur Jones at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Art Nouveau mahogany wall cabinet hall chair (1900) by Charles Plumet & Anthony Selmersheim of Paris at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bedroom furniture (1930-3) by Frederick MacManus at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Art Deco dressing table with quilted maple veneer (1930) by Betty Joel of England at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Sideboard, chairs & other Irish Modern (Scandinavian-inspired furniture) (1950s) by Brendan Dunne at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chrome & steel multipurpose E1027 table (1926-9) by Eileen Gray at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• S-bend folding terrace chair (1935) & various occasional tables (1926-9) by Eileen Gray at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chrome & steel asymmetrical Non-conformist chair (1927-9) by Eileen Gray at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chrome metal tubing dining chairs (1927-9) by Eileen Gray at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of chairs at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 21st Century Irish crafts at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• 21st Century Irish crafts at National Museum Decorative Arts & History. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin City Gallery (aka The Hugh Lane) (22 Parnell Square North) occupies Georgian house with wings with a modern addition. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian facade of Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Modern addition (2006) at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland. Architect: Gilroy McMahon Architects.
• Staircase at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Neoclassical entrance hall at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Modern staircase at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Modern staircase at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Modern art display at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Abstract art display at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Impressionist art display at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Diligence (stagecoach) in Snow painting (1860) by Gustave Courbet at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Eva Gonzalès portrait (1870) by Édouard Manet at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Les Parapluies painting (c1881-6) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Beach at Tourgeville les Sablons painting (1893) by Eugène Boudin at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Waterloo Bridge, Overcast Weather painting (1905) by Claude Monet at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• George Bernard Shaw marble bust (1906) by Auguste Rodin at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mrs. Lavery Sketching painting (1910) by Sir John Lavery at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Men of the West painting (1915) by Seán Keating at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Francis Bacon artist studio (1992) from London at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Francis Bacon artist studio (1992) from London at Dublin City Gallery. Dublin, Ireland.
• Chester Beatty Library (1820 & 2000) in former Army Ordinance Office on grounds adjacent to Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Entrance at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Atrium at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Atrium at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Portrait of Alfred Chester Beatty (c1940s) by Colin Colahan at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Parchment Prayer Book (1265-75) from Flanders at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Parchment Gospel book (1329) from Armenia at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Parchment lectionary with daily reading in Greek (1610) from Byzantine Empire at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Parchment Gospel of Matthew & Mark (18thC) from Ethiopia at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Universal Qibla Finder to determine direction to Mecca (1738 CE or 1151 on Muslim calendar) from Istanbul, Turkey on at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Universal Qibla Finder (1738) half with compass & pointer to Mecca with map of countries & list of cities on at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Arabic text of Genealogy of the Prophet of God (1594 CE or 1002 on Muslim calendar) from Turkey at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Arabic script in shape of Mevlevi Turban (1529 CE or 936 on Muslim calendar) from Turkey at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• First meditation from "Life of the Buddha" folding book (mid-19thC) from Burma at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Book illustration of Krishna stealing clothes of gopis from the Mahabbarata (19thC) from India at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Krishna & Radha (c1810) from India at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Shiva & Parvati on Mount Kailash (19thC) from India at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Biography of Prince Shotoku (17thC) from Japan at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Court Amusements & Ceremonies folding book (after 1885) from Burma at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Great Encyclopedia of Yongle Reign (1562-7) from China at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of Chinese & Japanese snuff bottles at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of Chinese & Japanese snuff bottles at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of Chinese & Japanese snuff bottles at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Astrolabe & metal tympana plates (mid 18thC) from Iran at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Cuneiform manuscript describing ritual (626-539 BCE) from Iraq at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Papyrus book of the Dead for Lady Neskons (c300 BCE) from Egypt at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Decorated leather book binding with Satyr & snake from France at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Engraved & hand colored Parisian fashion plates (1914) by Gerda Wegener for Journal des Dames et des Modes at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Engraved & hand colored Parisian fashion plates (1914) by Gerda Wegener for Journal des Dames et des Modes at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Leather binding (1914) by Dante Gozzi of Modena for Garden of Caresses book printed in Paris at Chester Beatty Library. Dublin, Ireland.
• Rock garden atop Chester Beatty Museum at Dublin Castle. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship with Capital Dock complex beyond Samuel Beckett Bridge over River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• River Liffey vista of Dublin Docklands redevelopment. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship before modern buildings on River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship before modern buildings on River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship docked on River Liffey with Samuel Beckett Bridge beyond. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship on River Liffey is replica of famine ship built in Canada which took emigrants to North America (1847-55). Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship docked in front of CITI building on River Liffey. Dublin, Ireland.
• Bow of Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship. Dublin, Ireland.
• Figurehead of Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship. Dublin, Ireland.
• Masts of Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mast of Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship. Dublin, Ireland.
• Mast of Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship. Dublin, Ireland.
• Jeanie Johnstone Tall Ship beyond fire boat. Dublin, Ireland.
• General Post Office (1818) on O'Connell Street. Dublin, Ireland. Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Francis Johnston.
• Greek hexastyle portico of General Post Office (1818). Dublin, Ireland.
• General Post Office portico with clock & lamps. Dublin, Ireland.
• Restored General Post Office interior. Dublin, Ireland.
• General Post Office ceiling restored after building destroyed by fire during 1916 Easter Rising. Dublin, Ireland.
• Timeline display of events leading up to 1916 Easter Rising at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Objects from early 1900s reflecting increasing interest in Irish Celtic culture, including green flag with harp of Irish nationalists & kilts at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Objects reflecting rise of Irish Republicanism (19thC-1914) at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display on rise of Irish Citizen Army (1914) at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poster declaring Irish Republic first read in public when 1916 Easter Rising occupied General Post Office as its HQ at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Replica of telephone equipment in GPO at time of 1916 Easter Rising at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Morse code key & headset types in use during 1916 Easter Rising at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Postal delivery bike from time of 1916 Easter Rising at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Timeline of post-Easter Rising events at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display of IRA objects of Irish Civil War (1919-23) at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Remembrance leaflet (1922) for Rory O'Connor IRA commander at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Replica uniform of Royal Irish Constabulary (1920) at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Military Pass of James Treacy (c1920) at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Posters arguing against treaty with UK which lead to Irish Civil War at GPO Museum. Dublin, Ireland.
• Staircase at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Staircase trim at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Collection of images at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Times newspaper editor's office at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• St Brendan's voyage stained glass window by Harry Clarke at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Display about Georgian Dublin architecture at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Queen Victoria for Irish Times for her visit on April 5, 1900 at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Georgian fireplace with seating at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fireplace seat with coal bucket at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Adamesque ceiling at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Documents from Easter Rising & Irish Independence at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Poster (1916) declaring Irish Republic at start of Easter Rising at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• One of five original letters of accreditation of Dáil Plenipotentiaries (English translation) signed Oct. 7, 1921 by Eamon de Valera under which Michael Collins, et al were authorized to negotiate Anglo-Irish Treaty creating Irish Free State at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• One of five original letters of accreditation of Dáil Plenipotentiaries (official Irish version) signed Oct. 7, 1921 by Eamon de Valera under which Michael Collins, et al were authorized to negotiate Anglo-Irish Treaty creating Irish Free State at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Instructions to Dáil Plenipotentiaries signed Oct. 7, 1921 by Eamon de Valera instructing Michael Collins, et al on Anglo-Irish Treaty reporting at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Eamon de Valera, first Irish Republican President at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Photo of Irish Civil War after Irish independence at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Michael Collins, as Chairman of Irish Provisional Government by John Lavery at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish General Service Medal (1917-21) at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish insignia badges at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Adamesque ceiling at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic of Dublin trams (1930s) at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Fianna Fáil election poster (1948) for Republican Party of Eamon de Valera at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Lady Lavery 1 Pound Banknote (1964) at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Graphic memorabilia at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Times newspaper (Aug. 30, 1975) headlines death of Eamon de Valera at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Aer Lingus poster & other graphics at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Public telephone sign at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Dublin milk bottles at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Irish Times (May 8, 1945) reports end of WWII in Europe at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Aer Lingus poster for Lourdes-Dublin flight at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Aer Lingus poster for Edinburgh-Dublin flight at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Great Court Yard, Dublin Castle aquatint print (early 1790s) by James Malton at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Trinity College, Dublin aquatint print (1793) by James Malton at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin aquatint print (1793) by James Malton at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Marine School, Dublin. Looking up the Liffey aquatint print (1796) by James Malton at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• Custom House, Dublin aquatint print (1792) by James Malton at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• U2: Made in Dublin gallery with painted car front at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• U2 gallery featuring Bono at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.
• U2 concert poster (1983) at Little Museum of Dublin. Dublin, Ireland.