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Showing posts with label Castleknock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Castleknock. Show all posts
29 January 2019

Saint Brigid’s Church, Castleknock:
rebuilt many times over the centuries

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Saint Brigid’s Church, Castleknock, Co Dublin, stands on the site of a mediaeval Augustinian priory and church (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...
29 December 2016

Winter sunshine at Farmleigh House,
rebuilt by Fuller for the Guinnesses

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Farmleigh House in the winter sunshine … rebuilt for Lord Iveagh by James Franklin Fuller (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick ...
23 March 2016

A journey through Lent 2016
with Samuel Johnson (43)

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It is by the force of perseverance that that distant place ‘are united with canals’ … swans on the Royal Canal at Castleknock (Photograph: P...
13 March 2016

Josiah Hort (1674?-1751),
Bishop of Ferns
‘A Rake, a Bully, a Pimp, or Spy’
and ‘Bp Judas’

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Josiah Hort (ca 1674–1751) by an unknown artist, oil on canvas, 126.1 x 100.4 cm, a gift from the Revd HJ Carter to Clare College, Cambridg...
11 July 2015

Why are German products being
packaged to look like Greek food?

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Greek olives on sale this evening in Rathfarnham (Photographs: Patrick Comerford, 2015) Patrick Comerford After some inquiries on soci...
27 June 2014

Swans on the lake at Farmeligh and
opera by the mill pond in Dundrum

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Opera by the Mill Pond ... Donizetti’s ‘L’Elisir d’Amore’ in Dundrum Town Centre (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014) Patrick Comerfor...
28 July 2013

From lunch on Ormond Quay to
the Duke of Ormond’s deer park

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Flowers in the Kitchen Garden in Ashtown Castle this afternoon (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2013) Patrick Comerford The rain came dow...