The Grand Canal in Dublin yesterday, taken by Thomas Fitzgerald.
Lines Written on a Seat on the Grand Canal, Dublin (Patrick Kavanagh)
The Grand Canal in Dublin yesterday, taken by Thomas Fitzgerald.
Lines Written on a Seat on the Grand Canal, Dublin (Patrick Kavanagh)
This morning.
Claire Walsh writes:
“A group from from [US- cloud-based software whatsit] Zendesk are picking up rubbish all around and in the Grand Canal [Dublin]. Fair play….”
They come here, etc.
Lloyd Breetzke writes:
“I know you don’t often do this but I was wondering if you could please help? I have stupidly left my black Ted Baker men’s bag on a bench along the Grand Canal close to Percy Place, Dublin 4, just up from the school house yesterday afternoon at 3.45pm. It had a pair of gold and black quarts earrings which I made for my mom’s 60th birthday; and a grey apron with the name and emblem of the restaurant that I work in, Juniors on Bath Avenue. It’s my mother’s birthday on Saturday and I’m devastated. If there is any chance I can get them back I would be very grateful! There is a reward available.”
The swan net at the Grand Canal at Portobello, Dublin earlier this month (top) and a cygnet at Grand Parade, Ranelagh Road, Ranelagh this afternoon, (above).
Previously: Run Swans Run
Thanks Colm
The Grand Canal, near Baggott Street, Dublin within the past 15 minutes.
Serv writes:
Are Irish waterways proud of their old style canal banks? Patrick Kavanagh’s oasis of grassy banks is a bomb site. All so Bank of Ireland workers can have a curry for lunch…
To which James Heron (see comments) responded:
The bank looks like that because there were works done on the lock gates recently, nothing to do with the market, I think the market is a great idea, in fairness.
Update:
Serv responds:
[Photographed] pre-market. Works done me hoop…