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Have you ever thought about that?
St. Stephens Green Park, Dublin, Ireland
St. Stephens Green Park, Dublin, Ireland
St Stephen's Green in the centre of Dublin City is Ireland's best known public park and is located beside Dublin's main shopping area. In the photo, my colleagues and me. You can recognize me by the red bag. We spent a lovely day walking among the beauties of this park.
Árasáin P&V
Árasáin P&V
-Dublin
-Dublin
The building is very characteristic and is made with traditional red bricks. Inside it has been renovated and is very modern!
At the link below you will find more information
The Legend of the Colored Doors in Dublin
The Legend of the Colored Doors in Dublin
The legend tells that writers Gogarty and Moore, often drunk after nights at the pub, would mistake each other's adjacent houses. To avoid confusion, Moore painted his door bright green, but Gogarty, either out of spite or humor, painted his own door red. This act sparked the tradition of colorful doors in Dublin, which has now become a distinctive symbol of the city.
When I walk down the street I see so many of them.
The Spire
The Spire
The Spire of Dublin, alternatively titled the Millennium Spire or the Monument of Light.
I saw this monument it's really fantastic!!
THE STATUES
Half Penny bridge
Half Penny bridge
When you cross this bridge you feel a wonderful feeling, one part of the city connects to another. It is located over the river Liffey. This bridge was made of white colored iron.
It' s GRAND!
Stephen's Green Shopping Center
Here you find so many beautiful shops and everyone is very kind! I bought a faux fur hat!
WoWWWWWW
As you walk through the streets of Dublin you can come across statues. The most famous is that of Molly and they say it brings good luck! Many touch her chest to find luck in life. At the bottom right you can find statues of ordinary women...
...long live women!
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