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The Umbrellas, Dublin
Written by Darren McLoughlin
Colourful umbrellas on Dublin's Anne's Lane outside Zozimus
If you happen to find yourself walking around Dublin you might have a look around Anne's Lane just off South Anne Street in the city centre. Here, outside a bar called Zozimus you will find the structure suspended between you and the sky above.
The second installation of colourful umbrellas has been installed and it makes the narrow lane look bright and colourful in good weather, the umbrellas are still looking good in 2024 although one or two are now looking a little in need of attention.
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Dublin is of course much more than the traditional tourist attractions, it makes for a great city to just walk around enjoying and photographing the parks, riverside quays and narrow lanes in the city centre.
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Darren McLoughlin
Irishman and International travel photographer in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times / Echtra Echtra and Eonmusic
Cancer survivor.
Ask me about travel in Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
https://darrenmcloughlin.com3 comments
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Thursday, 16 February 2023 09:59
posted by David
I believe 9 Anns lane was a brothel for 100 years from 1800
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Tuesday, 20 July 2021 23:44
posted by Maria
There is a dentist based in 2 Anne’s lane Anneslane.com is their website and they are so nice they might help you find information.
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Sunday, 17 January 2021 06:44
posted by Cj
Excellent photography- an exceptional tribute to the artistic nature practicality.
Do you know of the address 9 Ann"s Lane? I'm looking for the residence of my ancestors- would have been late 1850-1900.
Greatly appreciate any info.
Many compliments to your work.
Cj