Streets and buildings of Dublin
Bank of Ireland, originally the Irish Parliament
Arts collection of the Bank
This is where the Parliament
is now: Leinster palace
(Leinster is one of the counties of Ireland)
This is behind the Bank of Ireland
The coat of arms
of the College
Trinity College - facing the Bank
The oldest building of the College
The belltower
(this one by Henry Moore)
college garden
James Joyce
an intrigueing feature
of the city
"In
Dublin`s fair city where the girls are so
pretty,
It was was there that I first met sweet Molly Malone.
She wheeled her wheelbarrow
through the streets broad and narrow,
Crying `Cockles and mussels alive alive-o`
She
died of a fever and no one could save her,
And that was the end
of sweet Mally Malone.
Her ghost whels her
barrow
through the streets
broad and narrow
Crying
“Cockles and mussels alive alive-o”
Another feature is the immense number of clocks on buildings
also the Lyffe, Dublin's main
river
Guiness time
That clock was used by Guiness workers
All routes lead to Guiness
An old engine and the modern atrium of the brewery
Look over the city from the Gravity bar at the top of
the Guiness brewery
Of course beer needs barrels, and making barrels was a special craft
Not to talk about the copper
St
Patrick's
windmill is facing
The Guiness factory, the area
was recently boudht by Guiness
The Guiness factory, the area
was recently boudht by Guiness
Jameson whiskey distillery
A bar in the city, advertising Guiness and Jameson's
The cat who cared for rats and mice, Jim who cared for the bags and the
manager
