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Dublin Castle Sign
Dublin Castle Sign
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Donnybrook Fair
Donnybrook Fair
This image was originally published in the The Dublin Penny Journal and appeared in Weston St. John Joyce's book The Neighbourhood of Dublin. It gives us a good impression of what the fair was like. On the left-had side, we can see what appears to be a fight taking place.
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Docklands
Docklands
Beginning in 1987 much of this area has become the most extensive re-development zone in Dublin City.
Courtesy of Rory Horner
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Dublin Castle and Chapel Royal
Dublin Castle and Chapel Royal
An old postcard showing Dublin Castle and the Chapel Royal.
© Dublin City Library and Archive
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Drumcondra in 1906
Drumcondra in 1906
A 1906 view of Drumcondra taken by Weston St. John Joyce. It appears in Joyce's book The Neighbourhood of Dublin.
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Dublin City Walls, 1610
Dublin City Walls, 1610
The walls of Dublin City are outlined in red in the image above. The castle walls are outlined in blue. In medieval times, you could walk from one side of Dublin City to the other in less than ten minutes. The city was a busy place with many trades and crafts people living within the walls. They enjoyed relative security, although there was always the danger of attack form the native Irish people who lived beyond the city's walls. This image is taken from John Speed's map of Dublin which was createdin 1610.
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Interior of Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle
Interior of Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle
The interior of the Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle.
© Dublin City Library and Archive
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Dublin's Molly Malone Statue (Dublin City Library)
Dublin's Molly Malone Statue (Dublin City Library)
Dublin's Molly Malone Statue
By kind permission of Martin McCree
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Exterior of the State Apartments, Dublin Castle
Exterior of the State Apartments, Dublin Castle
The State Apartments were designed in the 1680s. They consist of The Bedroom Suite, Throne Room and St. Patrick's Hall. The public can visit the State Apartments on guided tours.
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Dublin
Dublin
Dublin City is located where the River Liffey meets the Irish Sea.



