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A photographic reflection on time, maritime history, and transience in Waterford, linking Liam Lavery and Eithne Ring's Tempus Fugit sculpture at the Irish Museum of Time with David Maker's SS Formby mural and the Formby–Coningbeg tragedy.
Explore the Irish Museum of Time in Waterford's historic Viking Triangle. Housed in a restored 1880s Neo-Gothic church, Ireland's national horological museum features the world's finest collection of Irish timepieces, rare 17th-century inno…
An architectural and historical overview of Sion Row on Dock Road, Ferrybank. Documents the 19th-century dock cottages' journey from severe dereliction and sub-€10,000 sales to full structural refurbishment beside the new Waterford North Qu…
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