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12 Church Street
Visit Howth, write, stay, take an adventure in new places and old story. You are invited to write and explore the unique fishing village.
Wilton Terrace, Grand Canal Dock
There are plaques dedicated to the Irish Poet Patrick Kavanagh, at Raglan Road and on Pembroke Road in Dublin. There is also a monument, in the form of a public seat, dedicated to him on the banks of the Grand Canal at Baggot Street Bridge.
St. Stephen's Green
James Clarence Mangan (1 May 1803 - June 1849) was an Irish poet born in Dublin. A bronze bust of the poet stands in St Stephens Green in Dublin.
Belvedere College, Great Denmark Street
The aim of the O'Reilly Theatre is to present a high quality, diverse and original programme with an emphasis on cross, multi, inter cultural and new music presentations and to nurture an audience for this activity.
Essex Street West, Temple Bar
Irish Theatre Summer School, run by the Gaiety School of Acting, provides a unique opportunity to study Irish theatre through prose and performance in a programme of seminars and acting workshops. This course is open to all students of drama or theatre studies with drama experience.
Merrion Square North
The great writer was celebrated for his devil-may-care attitude to life and that’s captured in Danny Osborne’s much-loved statue. Oscar reclines on a quartz boulder - sourced in the Wicklow Mountain - and decorated with colourful semi-precious stone. It was unveiled in 1997.
Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire
The Pavilion Theatre is the municipal theatre for Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and a great choice for a night out in South County Dublin.
Earl Street
James Joyce was an internationally renowned Irish novelist and poet. There are plaques dedicated to him throughout Dublin on Clanbrassil Street, in Chapelizod, Ormond Quay and Merrion Square Gardens. The Martello Tower in Sandycove is a museum dedicated to his memory. His statue on North Earl Street is one of the signature sights of Dublin.
11a Eustace Street, Temple Bar
The Ark is a purpose built arts venue in the Dublin's Temple Bar, where children aged two years to twelve years can explore theatre, music, literature, art, film, dance and more.