Yikes.
They are falling apart from within.
Louis Le Fronde writes:
Further to your delusional struggle to save the unattractive Poolbeg chimney stacks [Pigeon House Rd, Ringsend, Dublin 4]. Nature is having her say. Here are some exclusive photos from a friend showing the state of the stacks on the inside and how they are falling apart from within. Ultimately they’re going to have to be demolished….
Who can save Poolbeg now?
Anyone?
Update:
Ah here.
The flutes?
Thanks Louis
From top: Dublin Cork and Belfast
Something for your wall?
Kate Ó writes:
We travelled the 4 provinces of Ireland to capture Ireland’s most iconic places, from 32 vantage points.
We photographed, sketched, and screen printed each iconic place to create ‘Ireland’s Views Collection’ including; Dublin’s, Pigeon Towers, Cork’s Shandon Bells, Belfast’s Harland & Wolfe, and Galway’s Browne Doorway. Purchase online at link below
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-made Stocking Fillers’. No fee, just Christmas glee.
Save Poolbeg.
This morning.
A right pea-souper.
Some Dad tweetz:
The foggy view from Dollymount [Strand, Co Dublin]…
Save Poolbeg
Update:
This morning.
Hugh writes:
[Save] Poolbeg from the Rosbeg….
Meanwhile…
Alan Morton writes:
Castlewood Avenue [Rathmines, Dublin 6] looked pretty alien in the fog last night
Dublin from the roof of the Google Building an hour ago.
(Thanks Gary Byrne)
Elly writes:
An unusual angle on Poolbeg, taken while flying out of Dublin airport yesterday (Save Poolbeg!)…
Meanwhile…
Killian Nolan writes:
The custom house had grown a large antenna last night at sunset…
Poolbeg on Christmas Day 2014.
The Poolbeg smokestacks.
Saved!
For now.
*stares into middle distance*
Poolbeg chimneys to remain on Dublin skyline, says ESB (Fiach Kelly, Irish Times)
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Update:
Tonight.
The Great South Wall, Dublin.
Thanks Eoin Drinan
Will the The Nialler9 Record Store Day illustration yesterday by Donough O’Malley be on sale as a print?
Many wondered:
Donough writes:
I just want to share with you and your readers that if anyone does want a print, well now you have the chance to win one!
The Social House are doing a giveaway on their Facebook page, just head on over and add your name: All available prints will be gone by the end of the day, in time to have it framed and on the wall by the weekend. But if you don’t have any luck then fear not, as I now have the prints for sale at my online print store here
Save Poolbeg.
Yesterday: Vinyly
Graeme Kelly writes:
“More Pigeon Houseness (if they were gone)…early in the morning last week on Sandymount beach [Sandymount, Dublin]…”
