The Rich Colors of Dublin’s Streets

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Dublin is so much more than meets the eye or any guide book for that matter. It shines best in photos and in its music, art and storytelling. Below I captured what ‘sang’ to me on a series of long rainy mornings and afternoons in early November. Let’s start with red leaves, brick and a blue door.

Louis Copeland Outfitters on Wicklow Street Brick

Om Diva

Colorful Mikee

Near the Market

Walking to Kildare Street

Black Elvis Sings

Near Coppinger Row

WildChild Vintage

Mural on Drury Street

The 10 minutes it didn’t rain

Pembroke Street

New Moon on Drury Street

Early Evening Light

Castle Lounge

Focus on Art 2010

Madison

Celebrating the Old & the New at Vintage Wine Tasting

Reflections Upon Mobile

12 Sundays

Red, Blue, White, Purple, Pink, Orange, Green, Yellow, Mustard, Rust, Gray, Sage

Around the corner from the Flower Market in the afternoon after a long rain

Richmond Villas

Ciaran Brady’s The Real Olive Company

Periwinkle Blue

Owen with Umbrella

November Rain

Red, Black and White

Lawlor & Brick

Abbey Cafe

St. Georges Arcade

The Grafton Barber

North Dublin

Temple Bar

Near Camden Street

Residential North Dublin

Graffiti Dublin Style

A New Space for Graffiti & Alternative Art in Dublin’s City Center

Dublin Flower Market After Hours

More Pembroke Street


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