Entrance Door to Trinity College, Dublin.
Looking into main courtyard of Trinity College, Dublin.
Trinity College, Dublin
Sculpture, which we've christened "The Death Star" - Trinity College, Dublin
Ornate stonework around Library window - Trinity College, Dublin
Interior courtyard and entrance to Book of Kells. Trinity College, Dublin
A universal university headache; students who don't follow directions! Trinity College, Dublin.,
Lovely spring day in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin.
Young love, young families and hungry pigeons, all to be found at St. Stephen's Green in Dublin!
St. Stephen's Green, Dublin
Daydreaming in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin
Happy to be back in Ireland! Gates to St. Stephen's Green, right off Grafton Street in Dublin.
Happy jugglers -St. Stephen's Green, Dublin
Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin - final resting place of Strongbow.
Bridge linking Christchurch Cathedral to Dublinia. Christchurch is definitely worth a look; Dublinia isn't.
Entrance to Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin
Bell tower, Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin.
Interior, Christchurch Catherdral. Strongbow's tomb to the right.
Old organ in Christchurch Cathedral. The cat and rat James Joyce mentions in "Finnegan's Wake" were trapped in the pipes of this organ.
Actual costumes from the BBC series "The Tudors" on display at Christchurch.
Nope, it's not an early wine rack. Guess again!
The actual cat and rat that James Joyce mentions in "Finnegan's Wake" which were trapped in the organ upstairs.
The crypt of Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin
I know that when I'm jonesing for a cup of coffee, I can't wait to have it in the crypt of a cathedral.
Shot from the bridge between Christchurch and Dublinia.
Stained glass windows, Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin.
Round stained glass window, Christchurch Cathedral.
Bolts on steel beams, Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate, Dublin
Water from the Wicklow Mountains, preparing to become a tasty pint of Guinness. Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate, Dublin
Looking down the steel skeleton of Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate, Dublin
Perfect day, perfect half-pint. Slainte! Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate, Dublin
View from Gravity Bar of the Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate, Dublin
St. Kevin's Tower, Glendalough, Ireland.
Glendalough Abbey, Ireland
Ruined chapel, Glendalough Abbey
Irony - our family doctor's name is Patrick Kavanagh. We're concerned. ;-)
How pastoral - lovely emerald green grass, and blue sheep safely grazing. ;-)
Cross on top of ruined chapel, Glendalough Abbey, Ireland
My favorite photographer in his jaunty motoring cap.
