18 MARCH 2023
I learn something new every day. I thought that this example of paint-a-box street art was located on Nassau Street but it is actually on South Leinster Street which I have been unaware of until today.





URBAN EXPRESSION BY THE URBAN CARTOGRAPHER
There Is Much To See Here
by infomatique
by infomatique
STREET ART THAT NO LONGER EXISTS
To the best of my knowledge there there is nothing here but a blank wall.
Evolve is an Irish creative agency helping with original attention grabbing ‘street art’ and urban art commissions.
A DublinBike docking station is located on this narrow street beside John’s Lane Church.
The church opened in 1874 on the site of St. John’s Hospital (founded c. 1180). It is located on Thomas Street, Dublin, close to the centre of the medieval city, and is served by the Augustinian Order.
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![STREET ART THAT NO LONGER EXISTS [MURAL BY MARCAMIX ON WEST JOHN STREET DUBLINBIKES STATION 72]-214207-1 MURAL BY MARCAMIX ON WEST JOHN STREET DUBLINBIKES STATION 72 001](https://excellentstreetimages.com/HeadlessUrbanExpression/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/STREET-ART-THAT-NO-LONGER-EXISTS-MURAL-BY-MARCAMIX-ON-WEST-JOHN-STREET-DUBLINBIKES-STATION-72-214207-1-1422x1067.jpg)