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Photos Of Dublin Old and new photos and videos of Dublin 📷 Photos Of Dublin is a highly popular feed for a large collection, and increasing collection of photos from old or new.

This page is the first real open page. All photos will be credited where possible, but edited to reflect crediting when notified. We welcome private, quality photos, but not family images. [email protected]

30/08/2026

Doyle's, Dublin 💙

August 28th 1922The funeral of Michael Collins takes place at the PRO cathedral on Dublin's Marlborough street.
28/08/2026

August 28th 1922

The funeral of Michael Collins takes place at the PRO cathedral on Dublin's Marlborough street.

Blaze Sandwich Co. is at Kinsealy Grange Golf Academy, just a few minutes from Portmarnock.They specialise in:🥪 Premium ...
20/08/2026

Blaze Sandwich Co. is at Kinsealy Grange Golf Academy, just a few minutes from Portmarnock.

They specialise in:

🥪 Premium wood-fired oven-baked sandwiches

🥐 Fresh pastries baked daily

☕ Barista-quality coffee

🥤 Cold drinks and more

If you’re in the area, stop by, say hello, and give them a try.

📍 Blaze Sandwich Co. Kinsealy Grange Golf Academy & Driving Range.

Main Street, Rathfarnham around 1905.
20/08/2026

Main Street, Rathfarnham around 1905.

Annamoe Road, Cabra, in the 1930s.
19/08/2026

Annamoe Road, Cabra, in the 1930s.

A scene from O'Connell bridge in the early 60s.
18/08/2026

A scene from O'Connell bridge in the early 60s.

14/08/2026

Howth cliff walk 💜

Clonskeagh in 1947
11/08/2026

Clonskeagh in 1947

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22/07/2026

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We are looking to add five more playes born 2019 to our new under 8 second side.

We are also welcoming an extra couple of coaches to run this second side with Daniel.

Feel free to reach out to us if you or your child is interested. ⚽️
[email protected]
[email protected]
John on 0857168009

With the All-Ireland Senior Football Final taking place this weekend, this is an especially exciting week in the GAA cal...
21/07/2026

With the All-Ireland Senior Football Final taking place this weekend, this is an especially exciting week in the GAA calendar. As supporters across Ireland and around the world prepare to tune in, we're asking for your support in helping spread the word about The Replay, a unique initiative that celebrates Gaelic games while supporting people living with dementia through the power of reminiscence.

Earlier this year, The Replay was launched in Croke Park. It's a unique national initiative that uses the iconic voice of the late Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh to support people living with dementia through the proven benefits of reminiscence therapy.

Developed through a collaboration between The Alzheimer Society of Ireland, the GAA and RTÉ Archives, with the full support of the Ó Muircheartaigh family, The Replay is a free online archive featuring every All-Ireland Senior Football and Hurling Final commentary by Mícheál from 1985 to 2010.

The response has been extraordinary. Within just the first week of launch, TheReplay.ie attracted more than 40,000 visitors, demonstrating the affection people still hold for Mícheál's unforgettable voice and the desire to reconnect with some of Ireland's most cherished sporting moments.

For generations of Irish people, both at home and abroad, Mícheál's unmistakable voice was the soundtrack to unforgettable sporting occasions. Today, those same recordings are helping to spark memories, encourage conversation, strengthen family connections and bring moments of joy to people living with dementia, while also celebrating Ireland's sporting and cultural heritage.

The Replay is freely available worldwide at www.TheReplay.ie, where matches can be searched by year, county or final. It makes it easy for families, carers and GAA supporters everywhere to revisit the moments that defined generations.

As Irish communities around the world come together to celebrate this weekend's All-Ireland Final, we'd be incredibly grateful if you could help us share this initiative. We believe it's a story that will resonate with GAA supporters, members of the Irish diaspora, families affected by dementia, and anyone who has fond memories of listening to Mícheál's iconic commentary.

Thank you very much for any support you can give in helping us share The Replay with Irish communities around the world.

Let Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh take you back to relive iconic moments in Irish sporting history and bring back memories of Gaelic Games past.

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