My hotel was located on the northside of Dublin and I always pass by North Frederick Street across the Remembrance Garden which interestingly is not open to the public, every day while I was there, and every time, I always notice the doors of each building on the row. I thought it was very charmingly Irish—Georgian style, embodied by the canopy and column portal structure design, so I took a foto of all the doors on the street.
Georgian Irish Doors
Here is a collage of Georgian Irish Doors:
The ‘River Liffey’ also known as ‘Anna Liffey’ (Irish: An Life) flows down from the Wicklow Mountains through the city dividing the northside and southside of Dublin and flushes out to the Irish Sea at Dublin Bay (view to this bay from the plane was exquisite, too bad I was not able to take a foto or video).
Here are some of the prominent structures along the river and some nice views as well.
On the River Liffey by day
River Liffey at night
Travel Period: September 2010
Destination: Dublin, Ireland
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