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| LUAS tram at St Stephen's Green |
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| O'Connell Monument, Glasnevin Cemetery |
Royal Canal approaching Broom Bridge
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| Brendan Behan memorial on the bank of the Royal Canal at Drumcondra |
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| Peadar Kearney (author or The Soldiers' Song) memorial at Drumcondra |
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| Arbour Hill Church |
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| Temple Bar |
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| Liffey boardwalk and Ha'penny Bridge |
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| The boardwalk with O'Connell Bridge and Custom House and Financial Centre in background |
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| Botanic Gardens entrance |
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| Flora in the Botanic Gardens |
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| Rockery, Botanic Gardens |
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| Bluebells in the Botanic Gardens |
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| Variety of trees, Botanic Gardens |
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| O'Connell Street and Clery's |
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| Custom House and Financial Centre |
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| Custom House and tour boat |
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| Dandelion Garden |
A blaze of golden colour
Will delight the eye
Of all the massive multitudes
That pass my garden by.
Vigorous and healthy
Are the things my garden grows,
Unlike my careful neighbour's
Neat, neurotic, rows.
My lawn grows strong and lusty
And never is shaved bare.
Unlike my neighbour's skinhead lawn,
There's form and contrast there.
And if my careful neighbour
Finds cause there to complain,
What is that to me, sir:
I'll answer just the same:
My garden is magnificent,
In nature's own design,
With its mass of mighty dockleaves
And golden dandelions.
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| O'Connell Monument, O'Connell Street |
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| Department of Education, Molesworth Street: potential piazza, if they would only remove the railings and open the site to the public |
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| Celtic Tiger Dockland works funded by Anglo-Irish Bank |
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| The Famine Memorial, Liffeyside |
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| Financial Services Centre |
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| "Findlaters'" Church, Parnell Square |
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| George's Quay |
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| Ulster Bank at George's Quay |
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| Grafton Street from College Green |
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| Gresham Hotel |
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| Henry Street |
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| James Joyce and Dubliners |
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| The Liffey tour boat |
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| Luas trains on Abbey Street crossing O'Connell Sstreet |
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| The Spire |
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| Molly Malone and tourists |
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| Moving Statue! |
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| O'Connell Bridge |
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| O'Connell Street |
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| O'Connell Street again |
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| Charles Stewart Parnell: "Let no man say to the march of a Nation; thus far shall you go and no further." |
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| The Phoenix Monument, known to Dubliners as "The Eagle Monument." (The Phoenix Park is not called after the Phoenix bird, but after the pure water found there, in Irish "Fíon Uisce," which sounds like "Phoenixa." |
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| Royal Canal at Mountjoy Jail, Phibsboro |
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| Rush Hour in O'Connell Street, before they excluded cars. |
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| Oasis in the Financial Centre |
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| Shoppers statue |
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| Talbot Street |
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| Krunchie and the Financial Services Centre |
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| National Museum of Ireland, History and Design, Collins Barracks, with 10th century Viking Boat, built in Dublin |
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| Westmoreland Street |
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| Temple Bar |
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