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| The Irish Historical Picture Company |
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The Irish Historical Picture Company, 5 Ormond Quay Lower |
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(Sunday 20 June) The Irish Historical Picture Company, 5 Ormond Quay Lower |
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| Monument of Irish Civil War(?) |
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Monument of Irish Civil War(?), the northern end of Royal Canal Bank |
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(Wednesday 23 June) Monument of Irish Civil War(?), the northern end of Royal Canal Bank |
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| Irish Anti-war Movement |
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Poster of the Irish Anti-war Movement, Heuston Station |
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(Monday 21 June) Poster of the Irish Anti-war Movement, Heuston Station |
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| Gerry Adams |
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Display of Gerry Adams (leader of Sinn Fein)'s "Hope and History: Making Peace in Ireland," Hughes & Hughes, Stephen's Green Shopping Centre |
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(Tuesday 22 June) Display of Gerry Adams (leader of Sinn Fein)'s "Hope and History: Making Peace in Ireland," Hughes & Hughes, Stephen's Green Shopping Centre |
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(Tuesday 22 June) Notice of Gerry Adams's Signing, Hughes & Hughes, Stephen's Green Shopping Centre |
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| City Quay sculptures |
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(Saturday 12 June) Statue of "The Venerable Matt Talbot (1856 - 1925)" at the south end of the Talbot Memorial Bridge, City Quay.
The Venerable Matt Talbot (2 May 1856 - 7 June 1925) was an Irish ascetic who is revered by many Catholics for his piety, charity and mortification of the flesh. Talbot was an unskilled labourer. Though he lived alone for most of his life, Talbot did live with his mother for a time. His life would have gone unnoticed were it not for the cords and chains discovered on his body when he died suddenly on a Dublin street in 1925. Though he is not a Saint, American Catholics have listed him as a patron saint for alcoholics. (Referred to the site of "Wikipedia") |
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(Thursday 17 June) Inscription of "The Linesman" (2000) by Dony MacManus, City Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) "The Linesman" (2000) by Dony MacManus, City Quay |
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| "Famine" |
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"Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) Inscription of "Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) "Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) "Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) "Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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(Thursday 17 June) "Famine" (1997) by Rowan Gillespie, Custom House Quay |
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| "The Magdalene Sisters" |
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The memorial bench for "The Magdalene Sisters," Stephen's Green |
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(Saturday 12 June) Inscription of the memorial bench for "The Magdalene Sisters," Stephen's Green |
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(Saturday 12 June) The memorial bench for "The Magdalene Sisters," Stephen's Green |
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| "Millennium Child" |
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"Millennium Child" (2000) by John Behan, Christ Church Place |
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(Sunday 20 June) Inscription of "Millennium Child" (2000) by John Behan, Christ Church Place |
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(Sunday 20 June) "Millennium Child" (2000) by John Behan, Christ Church Place |
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| Luas |
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"Luas" the new train, Smithfield Station |
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(Sunday 20 June) "Luas" the new train, Smithfield Station |
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(Sunday 20 June) "Luas" the new train, Smithfield Station |
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| College Green |
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A harp player, College Green |
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(Sunday 13 June) A harp player, College Green |
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| Grafton Street |
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A street performer, Grafton Street |
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(Wednesday 16 June) A street performer, Grafton Street |
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| Birthplace of Iris Murdoch |
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59 Blessington Street, the birthplace of Iris Murdoch (1919-1999); she was born here on July 15, 1919. |
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(Friday 18 June) 59 Blessington Street, the birthplace of Iris Murdoch (1919-1999); she was born here on July 15, 1919. |
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(Friday 18 June) 59 Blessington Street, the birthplace of Iris Murdoch (1919-1999); she was born here on July 15, 1919. |
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| Merrion Square |
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Merrion Square
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(Saturday 19 June)"Archbishop Ryan Park" or Merrion Square |
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(Saturday 19 June) A sculpture, Merrion Square |
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(Saturday 19 June) Statue of Bernardo O'Higgins (1778-1842), the liberator of Chile, Merrion Square |
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(Saturday 19 June) Statue of Michael Collins (1890-1922), Merrion Square |
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(Saturday 19 June) Commemorative Stone of "Tree of Life" by Eavan Boland, Merrion Square |
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(Saturday 19 June) Chair erected in memory of Dermot Morgan (best known as "Father Ted Crilly of Craggy Island") in Merrion Square.
After the recording of the third series of Father Ted had been completed, Morgan intended to work on a new comedy series, based around two retired football players living in a small flat together. However, on February 28, 1998, 24 hours after finishing the recording of the last episode of Father Ted, while hosting a dinner party at his home in Dublin, Morgan collapsed and died of a heart attack. He was 45.
The plaque to one side reads:
DERMOT MORGAN
1952-1998
WRITER, SATIRIST, ACTOR, COMIC
...and the rest is laughter
laughter liberating
laughter to be remembered
ERECTED
WITH THE GENEROUS ASSISTANCE
OF
RTE AND DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL
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| The Olympia Theatre |
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The Olympia Theatre, 73 Dame Street, Dublin 2 |
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(Sunday 20 June) The Olympia Theatre, 73 Dame Street, Dublin 2 |
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| Mellows Bridge |
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Mellows Bridge, River Liffey |
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(Sunday 20 June) Inscription of Mellows Bridge, River Liffey |
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| "Joyce" Language School |
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"Joyce" Language School, Ellis Quay |
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(Sunday 20 June) "Joyce" Language School, Ellis Quay |
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| Blackrock Park |
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Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) A sculpture, Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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(Thursday 24 June) Blackrock Park |
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| Church of the Visitation of the B.V.M. (Roman Catholic; Order of Friars Minor Conventual - Franciscans) |
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Church of the Visitation of the B.V.M. (Roman Catholic; Order of Friars Minor Conventual - Franciscans), Fairview Strand |
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(Thursday 24 June) Church of the Visitation of the B.V.M. (Roman Catholic; Order of Friars Minor Conventual - Franciscans), Fairview Strand |
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(Thursday 24 June) (Thursday 24 June) Church of the Visitation of the B.V.M. (Roman Catholic; Order of Friars Minor Conventual - Franciscans), Fairview Strand |
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| Masazumi Toraiwa |
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Professor Emeritus Masazumi Toraiwa, Waseda University, Japan. In front of Mercer Court Apartments where I stayed. |
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(Sunday 20 June) Professor Emeritus Masazumi Toraiwa, Waseda University, Japan. In front of Mercer Court Apartments where I stayed. |
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| Imperial Chinese Restaurant |
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My dinner (very tasty!) at Imperial Chinese Restaurant, 13 Wicklow Street |
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(Sunday 20 June) My dinner (very tasty!) at Imperial Chinese Restaurant, 13 Wicklow Street |
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| A dormitory of Trinity College Dublin |
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A Student Dormitory of Trinity College Dublin |
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(Sunday 20 June) R#50.3.7 (my room during the Bloomsday 100 conference), Trinity College Dublin |
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