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A VERY DISTINCTIVE RED TRAM PROMOTING KFC

July 17, 2024 by infomatique

AN EXAMPLE OF FULL BODY ADVERTISING REFERRED TO AS WRAPPING


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Advertising on trams, including full body wraps like the KFC promotion shown in some of my photographs, is quite common in Dublin and many other cities around the world. It’s a popular form of out-of-home advertising due to the high visibility and reach it offers. Trams travel through busy areas and are seen by a large number of people, making them effective advertising platforms.

The technique used to apply full body advertisements on trams is called “wrapping.” It involves:

Design: The advertisement is designed to fit the specific dimensions of the tram, ensuring it covers the entire body seamlessly.
Printing: The design is printed on a large, high-quality vinyl material using specialised printers.

Preparation: The tram is thoroughly cleaned and any existing advertisements are removed.

Application: The vinyl wrap is carefully applied to the tram’s body, ensuring it adheres properly and there are no air bubbles or wrinkles. This process requires skilled technicians and specialised tools.

Finishing: The edges of the wrap are trimmed and sealed to ensure a smooth and professional finish.

The process of removing a full body advertisement is relatively straightforward. The vinyl wrap is peeled off, and any adhesive residue is cleaned off the tram. The tram is then ready for a new advertisement or its original livery.

The frequency of these full-body advertising campaigns can vary depending on the advertiser and the contract with the transport company. Some campaigns might last for a few weeks, while others might run for several months.


Filed Under: Chancery Street, Four Courts Tram Stop, July 2024, KFC, Public Transport, Red Line, Sonf HX90V Tagged With: 16 July 2024, advertising, Chancery Street, Dublin, Four Courts, full body wrap, HX90V, KFC, LUAS, marketing, Out-Of-Hame advertising, out-of-home advertising, Public Transport, public transportation, Sony, Street Photography, Tram, vinyl

THE LUAS FOUR COURTS TRAM STOP

June 8, 2024 by infomatique

THERE IS MUCH TO BE SEEN HERE


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The Four Courts LUAS stop is a vital transportation hub in Dublin, located on the Red Line. It serves as a gateway to the Four Courts building, the legal heart of Ireland. The stop features two edge platforms integrated into the pavement, allowing for easy access to and from the trams. It is conveniently located on Chancery Street, a major thoroughfare in the city centre. The Four Courts stop provides connections to various bus routes, making it a central point for public transportation in Dublin.

Chancery Street:

Chancery Street is a historic street in Dublin, running parallel to the River Liffey. It is known for its legal and historical significance, housing the Four Courts and other important institutions. The street is primarily used by pedestrians and trams, with limited access for other vehicles. Chancery Street is lined with Georgian buildings, reflecting the architectural heritage of the area. It also offers access to Wood Quay and the offices of Dublin City Council.

The Four Courts:

The Four Courts is Ireland’s most prominent courts building, located on Inns Quay in Dublin. It serves as the principal seat of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal, the High Court, and the Dublin Circuit Court. The building’s neoclassical architecture, designed by James Gandon, is a testament to its historical and cultural significance. The Four Courts has witnessed significant events in Irish history and continues to be a symbol of justice and law in the country.

Hampton by Hilton:

The Hampton by Hilton Dublin Four Courts is a modern hotel located near the Four Courts LUAS stop. It offers comfortable accommodations, convenient amenities, and easy access to the city centre. The hotel’s proximity to the Four Courts and other attractions makes it a popular choice for both business and leisure travellers.

Bridewell Garda Station and Bridewell Courthouse:

The Bridewell Garda Station is a police station located near the Four Courts. It is responsible for maintaining law and order in the surrounding area. The Bridewell Courthouse, adjacent to the station, is a historic building that has served as a court of law for centuries. Both the station and the courthouse are important landmarks in Dublin’s legal and historical landscape.

Chancery Park:

Chancery Park is a small public park located near Chancery Street. It provides a green oasis in the heart of the city, offering a space for relaxation and recreation. The park features benches, pathways, and greenery, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.


Filed Under: Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max, Four Courts Tram Stop, Infomatique, June 2022, Luas, Public Transport, Red Line Tagged With: Bridewell Courthouse, Bridewell Garda Station, Chancery Park Dublin, Chancery Street Dublin, Dublin public transport, Four Courts Dublin, Four Courts LUAS stop, Hampton by Hilton Dublin Four Courts, James Gandon architect, legal district Dublin, Luas Red Line, Supreme Court Ireland

THE POINT TRAM TERMINUS AND NEARBY

August 16, 2023 by infomatique

NORTH WALL AREA OF DUBLIN


The Point Luas stop is the easternmost terminus of the docklands extension of the Luas Red Line light rail system. This Luas link to Tallaght connects the Point Village to other transport options, including the DART, suburban rail, Busáras, mainline rail, and the future Dublin Metro. The Dublin Port Tunnel southern portal is located nearby.

There are a few entities, at the same location, called “The Point” in Dublin. The most famous one is the Point Theatre, which was a concert and events venue that operated from 1988 to 2007. It was located on the North Wall Quay of the River Liffey, amongst the Dublin Docklands. The Point was closed in the middle of 2007 for a major redevelopment and underwent a rebranding as The O2 in July 2008. The O2 is now a world-class entertainment venue that hosts a wide variety of events, including concerts, sporting events, and conferences.

Another place called “The Point” in Dublin is Point Square. Point Square is a shopping mall and entertainment complex that is located next to the 3Arena. It is home to a number of stores, restaurants, and a cinema. Point Square is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

Finally, there is also a tram stop called “The Point”.


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Filed Under: Dublin Docklands, North Wall Area, Point Tram Stop, Red Line, Tram Stop Tagged With: Docklands, Dublin, Fotonique, FX30, Infomatique, Ireland, Liffey, luas tram stop, North Of The River, North Wall Quay Area, Public Transport, Sony, The Point, William Murphy

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