Arriving to Dublin in late afternoon, I settled into the Airbnb I had reserved, located in the Temple Bar area, within walking distance to all of the major attractions. My friend and I went to a nearby grocery store for some breakfast and snack items (along with some local wine) and went out to dinner. We had Irish excursions planned for the following two days, so we didn’t really explore Dublin until our last day in the City. We had wonderful weather and I was so excited to be in Ireland! Dublin is a very walk-able city. I asked these two beautiful lassies for their photo…
A typical Dublin street…
The famous Ha’ Penny Bridge.
Trinity College’s “Book of Kells” was amazing! The Book of Kells, created in 800 AD, is composed of four gospels of the New Testament. The room itself is magnificent!
From there we made our way to the stately Dublin Castle, dating from the 1800’s, although a former castle was located here.
The inner courtyard…
My friend thought this nearby statue was actually a real person.
Founded in the 12th Century, St. Patrick’s Cathedral dominates the area. Love..love the architecture!
Beautiful arched ceilings!
These were “real” people on Grafton Street, a “must-see” vicinity of Dublin, filled with shops and lots of people watching!
More excitement on Grafton Street!
There you have it…Dublin in a Day!
Sherry Lachelle Travels 
One of my favourite cities, your photos are amazing.
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Thanks so much!!
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I’m pretty sure I could have spent a day in Trinity College with the Book Of Kells. They just recently released it on line for all to see and I spent some time examining it on line the other day.
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Cool!
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I must’ve missed the Statue that looks like a real person. Very life like especially in black and white
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We had to take a double and triple take. 🙂
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I can imagine, thanks for bringing me back to Dublin, if only for a moment
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love these, thanks!!
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Thanks very much!!
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Another city – in fact country, on my must do list! Loved the photos 🙂
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We only had 4 days there, but as you well know, so many places and so little time!
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Sooooooo little time !!
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Sherry, I LOVE all of your pictures! My favorite is the first one with the gals with the flower crowns…stunning!
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Thanks Sherry…that’s my favorite too! They’re so full of life!
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As per usual, love your photos Sherry! ❤
Diana xo
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Thanks Diana!! 🙂
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Beautiful, and I just realized what was the model for St. Patrick’s in NYC…interior is very similar. Thanks. ❤️
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They all start to look the same to me, but they’re all beautiful! 🙂
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An excellent shot of Ha’ Penny Bridge! 🙂
Have a wonderful time,
Pit
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Thanks Pit! xoxo
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Great photos Sherry, the photos remind me of my trip to Ireland many years ago (1991). – – – Dave
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Thanks Dave…I didn’t know you’d been to Ireland!
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These are beautiful photos. Love the eye colour of those girls in the first photo.
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Thanks Anneli…they are beautiful!
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Wonderful work – excellent captures from Dublin… 🙂
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Thank you!!
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Hi, Dublin has the wonderful Phoenix Park and merits a half day stroll. Also the Clontarf promenade and the Bulwalk is a must visit, you can take the 130 bus from Abbey street for Bulwalk. Enjoy your visit.
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Wish we had more time to explore Ireland, but we headed to Scotland next! Hopefully next time. Thanks!
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SUPER! Gruß Alois
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Thank you!! 🙂
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