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A group of living statues on Henry street, across from Arnotts.
A Gingerbread house in the window of 19 Camden street. I am determined to make one some year, almost bought a stick-it-together one in Ikea, but I thought that would be cheating!
The Mansion House (residence of Dublin's Lord Mayor) on Dawson street, wrapped up with a pretty bow for Christmas. On the bottom right there you can see the shed that houses the live crib.
It is all but gone now, so here is a photo of my road at it's most snowiest. God knows when we will get snow like that again (I hope I'm not speaking too soon, we're never prepared!!)
A pub advertising the warmth within on Lower Mount street
Good thing they're not real!! An ad-bike on Montague st.
A man pulls a crate-trolley down South Anne street through the slushy snow.
Five in a row outside MegaBikes on Wexford street. Hopefully the snow will not be staying for too much longer!
Snow filled flower outside The Farm restaurant on Dawson street.
Some giant innocent smoothie bottles at the top of Grafton street promoting The Big Knit.
A close up of some cardboard boxes, flattened and wrapped ready for the binmen on South William street.
Snowy road markings on Wexford st.
A pack of salt&vinegar Tayto crisps on the path in Glasthule village. In a little bit of research, I discovered that the founder of Tayto crisps - Joe "Spud" Murphy developed the technology to season crisps. The first flavours were cheese&onion and salt&vinegar. Before that crisps were just lightly salted. Mr.Tayto has always been their mascot, and last year he even released an autobiography! (This was taken from my archives, that's why there's no snow!!)
