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That Gloaming at the South Bull, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

The Great South Bull, Dublin - one of the longest sea walls in Europe, stretching out several kilometres into Dublin bay.

Five Pigeons Waiting, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Five Pigeons perched on a railing in Blessington Street Basin, Dublin. There's a nice canvas copy of this hanging in the Woodstock Cafe, Phibsboro, Dublin


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Don't speak with your mouth full of SHITE, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Don't speak with your mouth full of SHITE. Sign in the men's toilets, George Bernard Shaw pub, 1 - 12, South Richmond Street, Portobello, Dublin 8, Ireland

© 2010 Dave Walsh, All Rights Reserved. Please contact me for usage details.
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Abandoned Wooden Chair on Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Abandoned Wooden Chair on Bull Island, Dublin, 7 February 2010. © 2010 Dave Walsh, All Rights Reserved. Please contact me for usage details.

From an ongoing series:
The Things I Found on Bull Island

Armchair washed up on Dollymount Strand, Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Armchair washed up on Dollymount Strand, Bull Island, Dublin, 7 February 2010. © 2010 Dave Walsh, All Rights Reserved. Please contact me for usage details.

From an ongoing series:
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Abandoned Gaelic Football on Bull Island, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Up the Dubs? Abandoned Gaelic Football on Dollymount Strand, Bull Island, Dublin, 7 February 2010. © 2010 Dave Walsh, All Rights Reserved. Please contact me for usage details.

From an ongoing series:
www.davewalshphoto.com/bullisland

Jacob's Ladder, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Abandoned ladder in the Marram Grass, north end of Bull Island, Dublin, 7 February 2010. © 2010 Dave Walsh,

From an ongoing series:
www.davewalshphoto.com/bullisland

Two girls walking by the Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin by Santiago Calatrava., originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin, before installation, following its arrival from the Netherlands. Constructed by Graham Hollandia Joint Venture, architect, Santiago Calatrava. 120 metres long and 48 metres high and weighs 5,700 tonnes.

That's the new Dublin Convention centre in the background.

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Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin by Santiago Calatrava., originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin, before installation, following its arrival from the Netherlands. Constructed by Graham Hollandia Joint Venture, architect, Santiago Calatrava. 120 metres long and 48 metres high and weighs 5,700 tonnes.

More Samuel Beckett Bridge photos for sale on davewalshphoto.com »

Found football, Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Found football, Bull Island, Dublin

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Recession Lap Dance on Dublin's Dame St, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Recession Lap Dance on Dublin's Dame St. Monday and Tuesday specials at Lapello, offering admission drink and private dance for €35. Even Lapdancing clubs get hit by the recession. A bargain, if spending money that way floats your boat.

The Steine, or Long Stone, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

The Steine, Dublin - a replica monlith at the junctions of Pearse, Hawkins and D'Olier St, the possible location of the Steine, or Long Stone, a marker for the original Viking, Anglo Norman to Medieval landing point on the River Liffey. A fascinating ignored bit of Dublin furniture...

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Trawler in Howth Harbour, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Old Trawler in Howth Harbour, Dublin

Ha'penny Bridge, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

A quiet still evening, amongst the early winter storms...

The Ha'penny Bridge, known later for a time as the Penny Ha'penny Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge built in 1816 over the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. Originally called the Wellington Bridge (after the Duke of Wellington), the name of the bridge changed to Liffey Bridge, its official name to this day. It is still commonly known as the Ha'penny Bridge. The toll itself was dropped in 1919; before this there were turnstiles either end of it.

Statue of Oliver Goldsmith in snow, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. Statue by John Henry Foley, erected in 1864.
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Fallow Deer in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, originally uploaded by Dave Walsh Photography.

Fallow Deer (Dama dama) stag running across the "15 acres" in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. There's been a herd here since the 17th century. They live completely wild elsewhere in Ireland, and were introduced by the Normans in the 12th century.

Quite happy with this photo, thought it just side on, and the light wasn't the best...

Windsurfer flies through the air, Dollymount Beach, Bull Island,, originally uploaded by blather.

Windsurfer flies through the air, Dollymount Beach, Bull Island, Dublin, Ireland

Sunset over Ringsend, originally uploaded by blather.

Source of solar energy setting behind user of fossil fuel energy - sun setting behind Poolbeg Generating station, Ringsend Dublin, The Walkers are on Bull Island, in North Dublin.

This image was "Highly Commended" in the "Changing Climates" category at the 2009 Environmental Photographer of the Year competition. More »

Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by blather.

Variation on a theme...


Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, two weeks after I first photographed it.

Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by blather.

Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, two weeks after I first photographed it. Here's the other versions of it here and here »

Bull Island is a UNESCO protected biosphere reserve in the Northern suburbs of Dublin. It features two golf clubs, and Dollymount beach, used for kitesurfing and other outdoor activities. Wildlife includes seals and bird life.

Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by blather.

Discarded door on Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin, two weeks after I first photographed it. See the earlier version here »

Bull Island is a UNESCO protected biosphere reserve in the Northern suburbs of Dublin. It features two golf clubs, and Dollymount beach, used for kitesurfing and other outdoor activities. Wildlife includes seals and bird life.

View of Poolbeg Power station from Dollymount, Bull Island, Dubl, originally uploaded by blather.

View of the 207m chimney stacks of the gas and oil powered Poolbeg generating station, as seen from from Dollymount strand, Bull Island, Dublin.the small dots in the air to the left of the stacks, near the horizon, are kitesurfers!

The station is due to close in 2010; according to Wikipedia a local councillor wants the chimneys kept and listed, for their iconic addition to Dublin's skyline.


Bull Island is a UNESCO protected biosphere reserve in the Northern suburbs of Dublin. It features two golf clubs, and Dollymount beach, used for kitesurfing and other outdoor activities. Wildlife includes seals and bird life.

Abandoned chair on Bull Island, Dublin, originally uploaded by blather.

Abandoned chair on Bull Island, Dublin, camouflaged amongst the marram grass.

Bull Island is a UNESCO protected biosphere reserve in the Northern suburbs of Dublin. It features two golf clubs, and Dollymount beach, used for kitesurfing and other outdoor activities. Wildlife includes seals and bird life.

Evening traffic passing the Custom House, Dublin, originally uploaded by blather.

Custom House at night, Dublin, by architect James Gandon. The building was used to collect custom duties, but by the 20th century it had become a local government building until it was burned down during the War of Independence or Anglo-Irish War.