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IT STARTED FROM humble beginnings as a Dublin version of the famous Humans of New York Facebook page.
But Humans of Dublin has grown and grown and now stands as a wonderfully Irish take on the global phenomenon – as photographer Peter Varga goes around the city with a camera documenting the challenges, lives and loves of people living in the capital.
Ranging from the simply adorable: “Today is princess and granda’ day.”
Every few days, the page shares another in-depth story of someone walking randomly along in Dublin – and there’s now over 100,000 people waiting for the next one.
So much so that when Bill sadly died early this year, his son wrote to the page to thank them for featuring his dad – and that the photo and online support meant so much to him.
And Humans of Dublin then shared a lovely mural of Bill
Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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Here’s why Humans of Dublin is the best Facebook page in Ireland
IT STARTED FROM humble beginnings as a Dublin version of the famous Humans of New York Facebook page.
But Humans of Dublin has grown and grown and now stands as a wonderfully Irish take on the global phenomenon – as photographer Peter Varga goes around the city with a camera documenting the challenges, lives and loves of people living in the capital.
Ranging from the simply adorable: “Today is princess and granda’ day.”
Which included this shot in the comments
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To the important: like bringing issues like homelessness to the table
https://www.facebook.com/thehumansofdublin/photos/pb.249815928550443.-2207520000.1463064955./410337329164968/?type=3&theater
Every few days, the page shares another in-depth story of someone walking randomly along in Dublin – and there’s now over 100,000 people waiting for the next one.
It captures all sorts of moments
And characters that walk around every day, but you never hear from
https://www.facebook.com/thehumansofdublin/photos/a.250039628528073.1073741827.249815928550443/421287378069963/?type=3&theater
Bill Doran told his story about his life since his wife passed away to HoD last year, and it touched so many people
So much so that when Bill sadly died early this year, his son wrote to the page to thank them for featuring his dad – and that the photo and online support meant so much to him.
And Humans of Dublin then shared a lovely mural of Bill
It’s the kind of page that doesn’t forget people and their stories.
The characters featured are often met with so much positivity by the commenters – like when this “mother and son date” was captured
Or when they profile love stories (which is a regular theme)
Although they don’t shy away from the sadder elements of life
https://www.facebook.com/thehumansofdublin/photos/pb.249815928550443.-2207520000.1463063119./420955888103112/?type=3&theater
It brings so many people together across Facebook
And it’s full of wonderful tales
https://www.facebook.com/thehumansofdublin/photos/pb.249815928550443.-2207520000.1463064631./455293104669390/?type=3&theater
<3 Humans of Dublin.
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