
WALLED GARDEN
The walled garden and clock tower at St. Anne's Park are fascinating historical remnants of the Guinness family estate, offering a glimpse into the grandeur and…

TEMPLE OR TEA ROOM
The Herculanean Temple, a particular favourite of mine, has witnessed a dramatic transformation over the years. My first encounter with it over a decade ago…

ART FOR DOG LOVERS
Rebecca Low, a 27-year-old doctor working at the Mater Hospital, finds solace and creativity in painting during her spare time. With a background in art up to…

STONE BRIDGE
While specific information on this particular bridge is limited, it's likely a functional bridge built to provide access to the walled garden area. I

HERMITS CAVE
The Hermit's Cave, located within St. Anne's Park, presents a unique photographic challenge due to its dimly lit interior. Capturing the intricate…

AUGUST 2023 VISIT
During Queen Victoria's final state visit to Ireland in 1900, her carriage passed under the archway of the Annie Lee Bridge,

ANNIE LEE BRIDGE
Constructed in 1839 by Benjamin Lee Guinness to celebrate the birth of his daughter, Annie Lee, this mock ruin of a bridge and tower stands as a symbol of…

AN OLD TREE
St. Anne's Park boasts a diverse and fascinating collection of trees, many of which were planted by the Guinness family who once owned the estate.

THE WOODED AREAS
The dense canopy of trees filters sunlight, creating a complex interplay of dappled light and deep shadows. This makes achieving proper exposure and managing…

ANNIE LEE BRIDGE
Constructed in 1839 by Benjamin Lee Guinness to celebrate the birth of his daughter, Annie Lee, this mock ruin of a bridge and tower stands as a symbol of…

WOODS AND TREES
St. Anne's Park boasts a diverse and mature collection of trees, many of which were planted in the 19th century by the Guinness family. This gives the park's…

BELL TOWER
The Clock Tower in St. Anne's Park is more accurately referred to as a bell tower, constructed in 1850 as part of the Guinness family estate.

WALLED GARDEN IN AUTUMN
Historically, the garden served both aesthetic and functional purposes. It provided a sheltered space for cultivating delicate plants and exotic fruits,…