Today’s post features Day 3, continued. On August 17, 2016, after visiting the James Joyce Center, we went to the Dublin Writers Museum, followed by a visit to the famous Temple Bar region. If you click on one of the pictures below, it will turn into a gallery which you might find easier to view.
Door along N. Great Georges Street
Great Georges Street
Great Georges Street
Great Georges Street
Dublin Writers Museum on Parnell Street. Exhibits focusing on Irish writers, including James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Seamus Heaney, W.B. Yeats, Frank O’Connor, Samuel Beckett, and more.
Sign from Dublin Writers Museum
Abbey Church, Parnell Street
The Garden of Remembrance is dedicated to the lives of all those who fought for Irish freedom. Located in Dublin City Center.
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is a few doors down from the Dublin Writers Museum.
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is a few doors down from the Dublin Writers Museum.
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is a few doors down from the Dublin Writers Museum.
This is on Parnell Street: A memorial to the members of the Miami Showband who were murdered in July 1975 at Buskhill Newry Co. Down: Tony Geraghty, Fran O’Toole and Brian McCoy
The Temple Bar region of Dublin
The Clarence Hotel, formerly owned by Bono and The Edge.
The Octagon Bar, part of The Clarence Hotel
Badbob’s Temple Bar
Badbob’s Temple Bar.
The Norseman
The famous Temple Bar
The Temple Bar
The Temple Bar
The Temple Bar
Sir William Temple information
Inside of Badbob’s Temple Bar. We ate dinner here and it was very good.
Ha’Penny Bridge
The Pantibar. We didn’t go in.
Brother Hubbards: This IS the cafe you’ve been looking for!
Low tide at the Booterstown Dart Station (Dublin Bay) on a gray day.
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*** All photographs that are a part of this gallery were taken by me, Jill Ocone, on August 17, f2016 and are copyrighted. It is illegal to reproduce or to take credit for my intellectual property contained on this post. Thank you for your compliance.
"sea"ing the good amid the tides of life 