Moss Reid's Places

Above: "Billy in the Bowl" by Shota Kotake, part of the @DublinCanvas series of painted traffic-light control boxes One of Du...

A quick update on the pub on the Lower Grangegorman road that I wrote about in 2014, when it was still known as The Grange.

Locksmiths can tell you a thing about the ups and downs of an area, the comings and goings in the neighbourhood, new homeowners, fledglin...

This "artist's impressions" video from 2012 gives a really good idea of the enormous scale of the Dublin Institute of Technolo...

"Beyond Pebbledash"  is a sort of architectural installation in Collins Barracks, which is part of the National Museum of Irela...

Here's a few of my snaps from last week of the new DIT campus in Grangegorman. Lots of building work still going on, and the first batch...

Spilled out onto the floor are boxes and boxes of handbags and small canvas sacks. Photographs of family and loved ones. Rosary beads. Ticke...

Grangegorman on Dublin's northside is rich in history from pre-Viking times onwards. By the start of the 17th century, along with Stone...

At one time the Grange Inn at 19 Grangegorman Road Lower was a cosy, quiet, great little local working-class bar. It was originally going...

Here's a slightly unusual motorcyclist's-eye-view of Dublin. It's a journey along the Liffey quays to Stoneybatter and Grangegor...