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Do these musicians have something to do with Guiness
(or rather with Jameson)?

A viking sightseeing

Firemen collecting in the pedestrian area

The Ministry of education and culture
The smallest pub of the world

The Mayor's office

O'Connell, "the Libreator", a campaigner for the emancipation of catholics and to repeal the union of Great Britain and Ireland
Houses of the local government
 and inside the old city hall
The tourist office is in an old church, St Andrew's St Stephen's shopping center
The Millenium Spire
Dublin castle
From the castle garden In the castle
Christ chirch cathedral


Armada chest from 1689 (to carry documnóents to England)

Memorial in the wall
. The font in the baptistry was donated by George Edmund Street, the architect of the re-building between 1871-78



A chapter with figures
 Tomb of Richard de Clare, 2nd Earl of Pembroke, Lord of Leinster (Leinster palace is where now the Parliament resides) (1130 – 20 April 1176), known as Strongbow, a Cambro-Norman lord notable whom played a leading role in the Norman invasion of Ireland.
The tombstone is from the 14th century.		 15th century brass lectern. There are wholes in it for a chain to guard the valuable bible (placed in English in every church after the reformation).


St Catherine's church
Robert Emmet, leader of a rebellion for the
independence of Ireland, was executed in front of this church in 1803

St Audoen's church, a medieval parish church
The Wellington memorial in Phoenix park
Wellington was born in Ireland
but denied being Irish
Kilmainham Jail (1796), leaders of rebellions were detained here

Collins Barracks, now Decorative Arts and History Museum of the
National Museum of Ireland
A clockwork in the tower of the barracks