Merchant’s Arch is a historic stone archway and adjoining building located beside the Ha’penny Bridge in central Dublin. This archway connects the famous riverside street Wellington Quay with the Temple Bar, one of Dublin’s most visited cultural and nightlife areas, so you can imagine why Merchant’s Arch has become one of the most recognisable entry […]

Dublin’s Christ Church Cathedral is one of those places that you inevitably pass when exploring the city. For me, it became a familiar landmark during my walks through the old town — always present, always tempting me to capture it in a way that felt different. The challenge?Christ Church sits at a busy crossing, right […]

As I entered Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, located at the top of Grafton Street in Dublin, Ireland, I did not expect a usual shopping experience. Why? Because beneath its walls was a devastating reflection of Ireland’s past: the Potato Famine Museum. Ascending to the top floor, I was struck by the shopping centre’s architectural design, […]

During my first day in Dublin, blessed with sunny skies, I couldn’t resist exploring. Little did I know, my walk along the lively river would lead me to the Four Courts, one of Ireland’s iconic buildings. The Four Courts stood grandly on the River Liffey’s banks, more than just a building – it’s a symbol […]

A trip to Dublin promises culture, picturesque beauty and – of course – Irish pubs. One of its most iconic landmarks, therefore, is the Temple Bar. Through my lens, on a serene Sunday morning, I witnessed this famed location in a way few ever do. The Dawn’s Palette Waking up to the ambience of Dublin’s […]

In the heart of Dublin lies a testament to 18th-century architecture, an embodiment of the city’s rich history, and a focal point for both residents and visitors alike – the City Hall. Originally known as the Royal Exchange, built between 1769 and 1779 and designed by the celebrated architect, Thomas Cooley, this majestic building stands […]

The Ha’penny Bridge, with its rich history spanning over two centuries, has always been an iconic landmark of Dublin, a pedestrian pathway above the River Liffey, inviting visitors to experience both its architectural beauty and the tales it holds. But during my recent visit to Dublin, it became more than just a historical marvel; it […]