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Showing posts with label Dublin Streets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dublin Streets. Show all posts
02 September 2026

Rutland’s struggles to survive
as England’s smallest county,
but it has its rivals, including
London, Bristol … and Lichfield

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Rutland’s name and fame have spread far beyond its small size … the Rutland Fountain in Merrion Square, Dublin (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...
14 June 2026

City Quay Church in Dublin
looks forlorn among the new
tower blocks and offices on
the banks of the River Liffey

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City Quay Church, or the ‘Dockers’ Church’ on the south bank of the River Liffey in Dublin, overshadowed by 21st century office development...
12 June 2026

Five photographs of
Dublin are included
in a new pocket guide
for visitors and tourists

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The new 100-page ‘Dublin Visitor Guide 2025-2026’, edited by Sally Davies, includes five of my photographs Patrick Comerford I was back ...
20 February 2026

Arthur Fields, ‘The Man on the Bridge’,
is a bridge between Dublin and Kyev,
and with Jewish refugees from Ukraine

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The photographer Arthur Fields (1901-1994), known affectionately to generations of Dubliners as the ‘Man on the Bridge’ Patrick Comerford ...
26 December 2025

Daily prayer in Christmas 2025-2026:
2, Friday 26 December 2025,
Saint Stephen’s Day

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Saint Stephen before the Council … a window by CE Kempe (1837-1907) in the south aisle in Lichfield Cathedral in memory of John Toke Godfrey...
07 December 2025

How the Pro-Cathedral in Dublin
became Saint Mary’s Cathedral
200 years after it was completed

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Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin, was the ‘pro-cathedral’ for 200 years until last month (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2...
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