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St. Stephen's Green
St. Stephen's Green
The landscape architecture in this park provides a haven amongst the hustle and bustle of Dublin city centre. Sir A.E. Guinness, of the Guinness brewing family, paid for the current lay out of the Green in 1880.
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The Lough Playground
The Lough Playground
Children playing in the Lough playground in Cork.
© Cork City Libraries.
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Vernacular Architecture
Vernacular Architecture
A solid farm house at Grange, Co. Kildare that combines the vernacular and formal building traditions.
Image courtesy of Kevin Mulligan
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The Crawford Gallery
The Crawford Gallery
The building that houses the gallery dates back to 1724, when it functioned as a custom house. Recent renovations and the addition of more than 10,000 square feet of gallery have created space for visiting exhibitions that include modern works.
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Pinus Sylvestris
Pinus Sylvestris
Digital photograph of a Scots Pine, taken at Woodstock Estate, Inistioge, County Kilkenny
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Monaghan Courthouse (2003)
Monaghan Courthouse (2003)
The courthouse was built c. 1830 and incorporates the use of stone from the local mountain quarry at Eshnaglogh in Co.Monaghan.
© Monaghan County Library
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Patrick Street, Cork
Patrick Street, Cork
In recent years the look of Cork's main city street has undergone much change. Repaving and the addition of new, modern street lights have lent a whole new feel to the city centre.
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Irish Film Institute
Irish Film Institute
The inside of the Irish Film Institute in Dublin's Temple Bar, just one of the many cultural sectors developed within the Urban Renewal Scheme.
Image courtesy of www.landliving.com
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Gillabbey Street, Cork
Gillabbey Street, Cork
A photograph of an 18th century house in Gillabbey Street, Cork. The house is divided into two very small homes. The houses are built in the vernacular style. There are, however, new windows and doors and pipes carrying natural gas into the house.
© Cork City Libraries