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MARCH 2023
I HAVE CANCELLED MY VISIT TO KILKENNY
Unfortunately I had no option but to cancel my visit to Kilkenny and because of the difficulty of getting Hotel Rooms at reasonable cost I may need to cancel my visits to Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford.
MARCH 2023
ABOUT ST PATRICK'S FESTIVAL
The National St. Patrick’s Festival, Dublin runs from March 16 to 19, 2023 and is made possible by the generous support of Principal Funders: the Government of Ireland, the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Fáilte Ireland and Dublin City Council. St. Patrick’s Festival 2023 is supported by many organisations, civic and commercial partners and funders including Kia Ireland, Disney, Dublin Airport, National Museum of Ireland, Bulmers, Irish Ferries, Waterways Ireland, The Arts Council of Ireland, GOAL, the Welsh Government in Ireland, French Embassy in Dublin, the Gaeltacht under the 20-Year Strategy for the Irish Language 2010-2030, RTÉ, The Irish Independent, FM104, Irish Central and many more.
Established in 1996, St. Patrick’s Festival has grown from a single-day to a four-day event featuring music, performance, spectacle, dance, theatre, literature, visual arts, food, wellness, community activations and much more. It is recognised globally as one of the world’s biggest festivals, with a global reach of over 700 million people in 2022. The Festival is a key driver for the Tourism industry, presenting a world class event that showcases the very best of Irishness and Ireland as a destination, platforming our incredible unique culture, heritage and traditions to a global audience through quality experiences.
St. Patrick's Festival continues to be a key driver of employment and opportunity for the creative sector, providing nearly 12,000 days of employment in 2022. The 2023 Festival will continue to provide these opportunities, driving employment through direct investment in these vital industries that uplift Ireland across the world. The Festival team is made up of many of Ireland’s most experienced professional artists, arts workers, creatives and live events workers, in support of a small core team who work throughout the year planning the St. Patrick’s Festival and Parade. Year on year, St. Patrick’s Festival employs thousands of Irish artists, arts workers, arts organisations, live events workers, community workers and volunteers. St. Patrick’s Festival is an independent
MARCH 2023
ST PATRICK'S FESTIVAL QUARTER
Returning for 2023 after an incredibly successful debut last year is the St. Patrick’s Festival Quarter at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks which will be home to a magical day-to-night urban Festival for all, from March 16th to 18th. The grounds of one of Ireland’s most spectacular and historic heritage sites in the heart of Dublin will feature Tent Mór and Tent Beag, a 3,000 capacity outdoor Main Stage, Story Yurt, performance spaces, relaxation areas, a mini-funfair including Ferris Wheel and the Irish Food and Craft Village.
All daytime events will be free of charge, along with the full day and night programme on St. Patrick’s Day, supported by Dublin Airport. Night time events on the 16th and 18th of March will require a pre-purchased ticket that will be valid for the full evening’s programme. Tickets available stpatricksfestival.ie. Festival Quarter will be open to all ages throughout the day, and will be reserved for adults only from 6pm to 10:30pm. Just a short walk from the city centre, easily accessible by Luas and bus, and adjacent to Heuston Station, Festival Quarter will be a bustling hub for locals and visitors alike, from March 16th to 18th.
DUBLIN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES10 BURLINGTON ROAD
RED CARDINAL BY JOHN BURKETHE DAY AFTER SAINT PATRICKS DAY
THE JOKER'S CHAIR IS A MEMORIAL TO DERMOT MORGANBEST KNOWN AS FATHER TED
MERRION SQUARE PUBLIC PARK THE DAY AFTER SAINT PATRICKS DAY
GEOMETRIC REFLECTIONS BY MICHAEL BULFIN SOUTH LEINSTER STREET 18 MARCH 2023
PAINT-A-BOX STREET ARTSOUTH LEINSTER STREET 18 MARCH 2023
THE VICTIMS BY ANDREW O’CONNOR IN MERRION SQUARE PARK]I FOUND THIS UNSETTLING THE FIRST TIME I SAW IT
WHAT AN AMAZING DOOR86 MERRION SQUARE
MY FIRST TIME TO SEE A BLUE POST BOX IN DUBLINCELEBRATING 50 YEARS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
OSCAR WILDE ON A ROCK AND BY DANNY OSBORNE18 MARCH 2023
ANNA LIVIA PLURABELLE BETTER KNOWN AS THE FLOOZY IN THE JACUZZI
A LOVELY DAY FOR A GUINNESSST PATRICK'S DAY 2023
ST. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL QUARTERAT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND 17 MARCH 2023
INTERESTING PROPERTY FOR SALE54 ARBOUR HILL STONEYBATTER 10 MARCH 2023
KING BILLY'S WHITE HORSE
The myth is that William, who was dressed in gleaming armour, was riding a white horse while his banner bore the words 'God and the Protestant religion'. According to historic records the horse that featured in the Battle Of The Boyne was brown.
When I was young I remember my Grandmother saying as we passed a large house "protestants live in that house" when I asked her how she knew she replied that they have King Billy's horse above the door. I was a bit surprised by Grandmothers's comment as her sister happened to be a Protestant.
INTERESTING PROPERTY FOR SALE54 ARBOUR HILL STONEYBATTER 10 MARCH 2023
WHY ARE THE DOORS SO TALL AND NARROWARBOUR HILL DUBLIN 7
As part of his commissioned symphonic work "Irishmen and Irishwomen", the composer Vincent Kennedy included a movement titled "Arbour Hill". This movement is a tribute to the Easter Rising participants buried at Arbour Hill.
WHY ARE THE DOORS SO TALL AND NARROWARBOUR HILL DUBLIN 7
KING'S INNS BUILDINGS AND PARK THE HUNGRY TREE IS LOCATED IN THE PARK
THE KOREAN TABLEMY FIRST TIME TO NOTICE THIS RESTAURANT ON MANOR STREET
GRANGEGORMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS - BROADSTONE GATEBROADSTONE LUAS TRAM STOP
ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE OLD RICHMOND PENITENTIARY BUILDINGDUBLINBIKES DOCKING STATION 103
THE GREEK ORTHODOX COMMUNITY OF THE ANNUNCIATION DUBLINBIKES DOCKING STATION 103
THE GRANGEGORMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS 10 MARCH 2023THERE WAS SOME SNOW TO BE SEEN BUT NOT MUCH
THIS IS NEW TO PRUSSIA STREETNEW BARBERS AND STREETWEAR IN STONEYBATTER
SITE WIDE ENERGY PLANTGRANGEGORMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS 10 MARCH 2023
PHONE KIOSK REPURPOSED AS A DEFIBRILLATOR STATION PRUSSIA STREET END OF STONEYBATTER
ROSAMOND JACOB 1888-1960PHOTOGRAPHED 2016 PUBLISHED 1 MARCH 2023
She was born to lapsed Quaker parents, Lewis Jacob and Henrietta Harvey, in Waterford, where she lived until 1920. Her parents' support for Irish Nationalism placed them at odds with the majority of the Quaker community in Waterford and resulted in isolation. Rosamond was educated in Quaker schools in Waterford and amongst other things through this became proficient in languages such as French and German.
SALLY ROGERS BARPHOTOGRAPHED CHRISTMAS 2016 PUBLISHED MARCH 2023
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