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Sunset on Saint Patrick's Cathedral, one of Dublin's most famous buildings.
Founded on the site of Saint Patrick's conversion of a local pagan to Christianity in the 5th century, the
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Panoramic Ireland's Dublin Photo Tours don't stop during the winter, we enjoy photographing all year round in Dublin and throughout Ireland.
Just have a look through the Blog section
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What would have been Dublin's tallest building, to be built on the former City Arts Centre, seen here above on the left - the red brick building, has been refused planning permission by Dublin
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Red sky at night, shepherd's delight goes the old saying. And that red sky in the evening does usually bring good weather the following day.
There is science
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Adobe Lightroom Classic is full of shortcuts and learning them all can be slightly overwhelming.
Here is one shortcut that is useful, well two
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After photographing a concert in Dublin this week,
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Dublin's Custom House, one of the city's fine Georgian buildings sits above the River Liffey as it flows through the capital of Ireland seen here with arches lit up in the
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Patrick Kavanagh, the cantankerous poet who came to live in Dublin from the tough country life in County Monaghan, spent much time on
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Blue hour in Dublin, photographing the city's modern riverfront skyline.
The River Liffey east of the city centre has changed substantially in the past 15 years. Formerly the quays
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Today 28th of May 2021, the Irish Government announced the next phases of Ireland's reopening post-covid.
This includes the return of international travel on the 19th of July, which as
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A sunny day in Dublin and until recently I couldn't help but think of the place as a bit of a ghost town.
Usually a visit to the Phil Lynott statue in Dublin, just off Grafton Street,
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Panoramic Ireland's award-winning Dublin Photo Tours are still, for the moment, unavailable for booking but will be back sometime this year when the easing of Coronavirus restrictions
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A sunny day in Dublin and wandering in the back streets, a man on a bicycle passes street art of famous guitarist Slash from ...
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The flower sellers of Dublin's Grafton Street are a famous sight on the well-trod thoroughfare.
They have brightened the streets of Dublin, and the lives of Dubliners, for
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Dublin's Forty Foot is one of the most famous swimming spots in Ireland, and possibly the world.
With recent visitors including Matt Damon, Loudon Wainwright III and of course
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Stormy day in Dublin, looking across the River Liffey towards the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the jigsaw building.
A colourful day in the Irish capital, the River Liffey
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The list of people who haven't had a coffee or tea in Dublin's most famous coffee shop, Bewley's on Grafton Street, is short.
For decades it has been a meeting place for visitors to
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A Good long time ago now here on panoramicireland.com I posted A View Over
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Things change, particularly in Dublin where little remains the same for long..
Take the Bernard Shaw Pub on Dublin's Richmond Street, once a hipster, artistic honeypot and now closed
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A walk along Synge Street in Dublin.
Located just off the South Circular Road, beside Saint Kevin's Church and Portobello - Synge Street is a quiet and leafy street inside Dublin's
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