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1916 Leaders
Made by National Library of Ireland
Illustrated poster of some of the most well-known participants in the 1916 Rising. Many of these images were also individually printed and sold as postcards at the time. All but three shown here died in the Easter Rising, or were executed shortly thereafter. Thomas Ashe was on hunger strike in Mountjoy jail when he died on 25 September 1917, following a botched force feeding operation carried out by an inexperienced doctor. Countess Markievicz (rather incongruously pictured here in a glamourous evening gown) was released from prison under the general amnesty of June 1917. Released around the same time was Éamon de Valera, very unusually named here as Ed. (Edward) de Valera. Spot the glaring error that is repeated over and over throughout this poster? Size: 80 x 42.3 cm Date: ca. 1917 Printed by: Powell Press, 22 Parliament Street, Dublin NLI Ref.: EPH POL/1910-20 (A1 Size) Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland


STRUGGLING TO FIND THE WORDS – 28th to 31st March 2011
Made by SebastianDooris
STRUGGLING TO FIND THE WORDS – 28th to 31st March 2011 Monday, March 28, 2011 STRUGGLING TO FIND THE WORDS is a word-based exhibition consisting of the work of eleven artists working in various mediums including photography, film, drawing and performance. The work is all based around a single theme- -”WORDS”– and the artists were invited to interpret it however they wished. The artists involved– Tommy Burns, Marie Clarke, Colm Eccles, Fiona Gannon, Declan Graham, Dary Gregg, Janna Kemperman, Bernie Meagher, Danielle O’Byrne, Cormac O’Donnell and Aine O’Hara– are all second year Visual Arts Practice students at Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art and Design and all work in different mediums ranging from drawing and film to photography and performance. On Thursday 31st March from 18:30, there will be a closing event with food and drink where the performances will take place. There will also be cake!


Streets Of Dublin "Exchange Dublin" Collective Art Centre
Made by infomatique
Exchange Dublin is a new collective arts centre in Temple Bar, Dublin run entirely by young people and holding discussions, gigs, visual arts and performance. Most projects originate from the autonomous “Exchange Groups” that use the space as a hub for their activity. Representatives from these groups form the general Exchange Dublin Collective that programmes and coordinates events in the space. All work is voluntary and no one is paid. Exchange Dublin is a non-alcohol space and events are open to people of all ages.


DSCF0114Girl makes Smoothie.
Made by John P No 7
At this Food Festival in Dublin,I saw this Girl making Smoothies by Organic Means. The Wheels of the Bike was turning the Juice in the Jug.One could Power ones Television by this Method. All you need is a Woman with Strong Legs and a Bike. Parliament Street, and East Essex Street. I think this Bike is called an Extra Cycle, we do not have these over here in Ireland not that I know of anyway, It is from the USA.


I didn't report
Made by FungeP
This is a snapshot of the recent report in to the Catholic Church Child Sex Abuse scandal. Just at the edge of Temple Bar pages from the report have been plastered up as an installation. It truly is shocking and shocking that even a Chief Superintendent of the Garda didn't report allegations. Do any of these people have an idea of the hurt and damage they have caused and any shame ofr their role in it?


just leaving temple bar
Made by ٭ Regiina ٭
Temple Bar is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Ireland. Unlike the areas surrounding it, Temple Bar has preserved its medieval street pattern, with many narrow cobbled streets. It is promoted as Dublin's cultural quarter and has a lively nightlife that is popular with tourists.


Summer Rain
Made by okmqaz42
On an otherwise beautiful day in Dublin the skies opened for about ten minutes and it lashed rain. When it stopped the sun reappeared and the shine from the cobble stones was spectacular. I took this while it was raining but the sun had started to shine again. Camera: Nikon F401x Film:FUJICOLOR SUPERIA 200


Cast of "The Tudors" on Break in Dublin
Made by Keturah Stickann
Across the street from Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, stood a large group of thusly clad individuals reading newspapers, smoking and chatting on cell phones. It happened that they were shooting a new BBC television show called The Tudors that day and everyone seemed to be on a bit of break.


F8 ( HDR ) Dublin Castle img 3
Made by Martys Photography
Location Dublin City central just off Dame St and next to City Hall Equipment...Canon eos 350d with canon kit lens 18-55mm..3 exposures precessed in photomatix Pro event ....while on my way home one evening i paused to have a cig and out came the camera ..


Rapt
Made by Siobhán Bermingham
Taken at an event at a book shop on Parliament Street, Dublin as part of the Dublin Culture Night 2010 - an evening of free cultural events in the capital. This band were terrific. Unfortunately, I can't remember their name (should pay more attention!).


DublinZombieWalk2011-52
Made by decsramble
Dublin Zombie Walk 2011. Thousands of people dressed up as zombies and walked through the streets of Dublin to raise money for charity. An English stag party were bemused to see zombies pressed up against the window of the Porter House


Scales of Justice
Made by nolene
Taken at the entrance to Dublin Castle. The scales of justice on right and Clock Tower on left. Since the statue of Justice is facing inwards towards the Castle citizens of Dublin joked that 'Justice had turned her back on the city'.


Porterhouse Temple Bar - HDR
Made by Semmick Photo
This photo was taken of 5 exposures from -2 to +2 and then tonemapped with Photomatix. I like tonemapping but many people think the photo then looks like a painting or fake. I do like it, but I need to go easy on the tonemapping ;-)


Anchor coasters at The Porterhouse!
Made by bsii
Sorry, beer mats. =p It may just be Anchor, but I kinda had a fanboy moment where I wanted to tell everyone around me about Anchor. The colors reflected along the top are the medallions from The Porterhouse's own beers.


Porterhouse Temple Bar - HDR
Made by Semmick Photo
This photo was taken from 3 exposures. Very light on the tonemapping, but you can see through the windows when the sun was shining in. Normally either the inside would be too dark, or the windows would be overexposed.


The Turk's Head Having a Leak
Made by infomatique
This busy stylish bar in Temple Bar’s West End is renowned for its extravagant design: complemented by mosaics and Spanish style architecture making a refreshing change from your traditional pub.


The Bionic Rats
Made by Fuutography
Great ska-reggae band that covers most of the well-known anthems of the genre. They play every thursday night at Turk's Head. - Dublin, July 2010.


Porterhouse Temple Bar - Semi HDR
Made by Semmick Photo
This is a semi HDR photo. All I did was increase the exposure on the right side of the frame so that the whole pub was nicely lit.


DjD2006_1213_162406
Made by DjD_Dublin
Back in Dublin after 24 hours of travel, all we could do was collapse into our usual spot in the Porterhouse - Niiiiice to be home


Sinners, Parliament Street, Dublin
Made by ag caint
If you are in Dublin city center and feel peckish, try Sinners. My favorite is Chicken Sinners, you wont be disappointed.