Noddy and the boys play cards
Busking in Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland - 12th August 2019
We head off up to Dublin so that Fred can do a bit of busking, but first we stop by an exhibition near Pearse Station. Sadly it's closed on Mondays, so then we try to visit the Book of Kells, but the queue's a mile long. However, we do get to (possibly) be in a TV version of the book "Normal People", which is being filmed in the grounds of Trinity College. Then, Isobel takes us to her favourite Pizza place, but it's shut down, after which we end up at a bar in Temple Bar which isn't what it used to be. There's also a trip to Walton's Music, but that's moved out of town. So it's all a run of bad luck, but in between we do get to visit the Molly Malone statue, although it's already got its allocation of buskers so Fred can't busk his Molly Malone tune on the flute. However, he does get to do it in Temple Bar, and even gets a couple of Euro and a round of applause.
next album: The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, Droichead Átha, Co. Louth, Ireland - 13th August 2019
previous album: Jimmy and Catherina's, Ballsbridge, Dublin - 10th August 2019
We head off to the Booterstown DART station
The boys inspect a broken door at the DART station
A couple of DART trains
Harry and Isobel on the train
Random graffiti
Graffiti on railway equipment
More graffiti near Lansdowne Road
The cool converted gasometer near Lansdowne Road
At Pearse Street station
Under the arches near Pearse Street
Harry stares up at a big steel ball sculpture
Part of the queue for the Book of Kells
A statue dude in a chair
Roaming around Trinity College
The actor gets his hair ruffled so it's just right
The fake university proctor does a speech
A big crowd scene is filmed
The filming scene breaks up
An ever-so-inviting sign for a, er, shop
The gang on Grafton Street
The statue of Phil Lynott
Isobel's favourite pizza place has closed down
Fred gets some origami paper from a Japanese shop
Harry's mesmerised by a vapour generator
Brightly-coloured bar
Some wrecked statue lurks in a car park
It's no wonder Molly looks sad
Harry by the Molly Malone statue
The boys give some money to some buskers
Art gallery back alley
Walking past the graffiti shop
A graffiti-covered shop
Isobel and the boys head into Temple Bar
Massive wall art on Connected Ink tattoo
The gang in Bad Ass bar
The Bad Ass bar
Harry's got ice cream, whilst Fred does origami
Fred on the flute
Hanging around outside Huey Morgan's old pizza place
Fred busks flute in Temple Bar
Harry's not impressed
The tourist crowds in Temple Bar
The Ha'penny Bridge across the Liffey
A repair shop with a Singer sewing machine
More Temple Bar streets
Funky stained-glass door
Interesting door art
Lovely 1920s Spar building
The market near where Walton's used to be
Fred tries Irish flute in a world-music shop
Fred tries a piccolo
Crumbling building
Impressive plasterwork and chandelier
A covered courtyard
Some dude walks past graffiti shutters
Derelict antique shop
Very purple hair on Grafton Street
A sticker aimed at dogs
A row of Boris bikes
Another Dublin back street
A former laboratory apparatus shop
A tree stump turned into a dragon
Fred lords it up on a throne
Harry on the throne
Walking around St. Stephen's Green
Oscar Wilde on a rock
Funky floating lights in a café
Back at Pearse Street Station
Isobel chats to her friend
Back on a DART train
Easter Rising commemoration
Down by the canal
The boys go nuts on the train
The Winkies from across the bay
On the footbridge at Booterstown
A Heron pokes about in manky water
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Noddy and the boys play cards
We head off to the Booterstown DART station
The boys inspect a broken door at the DART station
A couple of DART trains
Harry and Isobel on the train
Random graffiti
Graffiti on railway equipment
More graffiti near Lansdowne Road
The cool converted gasometer near Lansdowne Road
At Pearse Street station
Under the arches near Pearse Street
Harry stares up at a big steel ball sculpture
Part of the queue for the Book of Kells
A statue dude in a chair
Roaming around Trinity College
The actor gets his hair ruffled so it's just right
The fake university proctor does a speech
A big crowd scene is filmed
The filming scene breaks up
An ever-so-inviting sign for a, er, shop
The gang on Grafton Street
The statue of Phil Lynott
Isobel's favourite pizza place has closed down
Fred gets some origami paper from a Japanese shop
Harry's mesmerised by a vapour generator
Brightly-coloured bar
Some wrecked statue lurks in a car park
It's no wonder Molly looks sad
Harry by the Molly Malone statue
The boys give some money to some buskers
Art gallery back alley
Walking past the graffiti shop
A graffiti-covered shop
Isobel and the boys head into Temple Bar
Massive wall art on Connected Ink tattoo
The gang in Bad Ass bar
The Bad Ass bar
Harry's got ice cream, whilst Fred does origami
Fred on the flute
Hanging around outside Huey Morgan's old pizza place
Fred busks flute in Temple Bar
Harry's not impressed
The tourist crowds in Temple Bar
The Ha'penny Bridge across the Liffey
A repair shop with a Singer sewing machine
More Temple Bar streets
Funky stained-glass door
Interesting door art
Lovely 1920s Spar building
The market near where Walton's used to be
Fred tries Irish flute in a world-music shop
Fred tries a piccolo
Crumbling building
Impressive plasterwork and chandelier
A covered courtyard
Some dude walks past graffiti shutters
Derelict antique shop
Very purple hair on Grafton Street
A sticker aimed at dogs
A row of Boris bikes
Another Dublin back street
A former laboratory apparatus shop
A tree stump turned into a dragon
Fred lords it up on a throne
Harry on the throne
Walking around St. Stephen's Green
Oscar Wilde on a rock
Funky floating lights in a café
Back at Pearse Street Station
Isobel chats to her friend
Back on a DART train
Easter Rising commemoration
Down by the canal
The boys go nuts on the train
The Winkies from across the bay
On the footbridge at Booterstown
A Heron pokes about in manky water