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13 August 2016

Remembering old houses on the banks of
the Dodder and some ‘Irish Times’ journalists

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The Dodder Linear Park and the former grounds of Cherryfield House, once the home of ‘Pussy’ O’Mahony of ‘The Irish Times’ and his family(P...

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25 July 2015

Saint Catherine’s restored to its splendour
as the ‘poor man’s’ Cheadle in Dublin

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Saint Catherine’s Church, Meath Street, Dublin … the beautiful interior has been restored to its original splendour (Photograph: Patrick Co...

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17 October 2014

‘It is not how things are in the world
that is mystical, but that it exists’

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Wittgenstein’s steps in the Great Palm House in the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014) Pa...

06 March 2011

Searching for Pugin on the banks of the Slaney

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Early morning on the Slaney … looking from the Ferrycarrig Hotel across to Park (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2011) Patrick Comerford I a...

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Remembering old houses on the banks of the Dodder and some ‘Irish Times’ journalists

Saint Catherine’s restored to its splendour as the ‘poor man’s’ Cheadle in Dublin

‘It is not how things are in the world that is mystical, but that it exists’

Searching for Pugin on the banks of the Slaney

Remembering old houses on the banks of
the Dodder and some ‘Irish Times’ journalists

Saint Catherine’s restored to its splendour
as the ‘poor man’s’ Cheadle in Dublin

‘It is not how things are in the world
that is mystical, but that it exists’