WE’RE ALL FAMILIAR with Dublin’s famous landmarks. The Spire, the Clery’s clock, Liberty hall, etc.
However, there are lot of other places of significance in Ireland’s capital city that don’t get a look-in. Some would say, they are even more significant than the most famouus ones.
We’re talking about places like these.
(Don’t worry, we’ll be doing Ireland’s other cities as well.)
Coppers
The birthplace of romance. Surely this deserves a plaque outside it marking it as a place of societal significance?
The Mother Teresa mural on this house in Inchicore
Art at its artiest.
Our lady of the North Side
We suppose this is less of a landmark and more of an omnipresence, but still worth a mention.
The Chuck Wagon near Swords
Home of Ireland’s best breakfast bap, it’s been said. Why isn’t it being recognised on a larger scale?
Dr. Quirkeys
Who goes into this mysterious place? No one knows. But one things for sure, we all know where it is.
McDonalds Grafton Street
Meeting point for Spanish students for generations. Let’s give it props.
Teddys, Dun Laoghaire
Home of the world’s greatest 99. People need to know about this in an official capacity.
The Why Go Bald sign
Asking a pertinent question for 50 years.
The Ikea sign
Sure what else do you need to call you in from the motorway? You better recognise!
What are Dublin’s other lesser recognised landmarks?
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