Locations that feature in the Irish crime series about Stoneybatter PI Moss Reid...
Thursday 26 January 2017
Dalymount - end of an era
This new video is a fitting tribute to the end of an era at Dalymount Park in Phibsborough, down the road from Stoneybatter on Dublin's northside. It has a fair few drone shots...
Damn Fine Print
Damn Fine Print was set up in 2011 as Dublin's first "community easy access screen print studio".
Thursday 6 October 2016
Goodbye O'Devaney Gardens
It's known in the trade as a "wet demolition". Despite the fire hoses the dust is everywhere, thick layers of it on the nearby cars and trucks. Hydraulic excavators pull and claw, peck and pummel away, surrounded by piles of rubble. They're pulling down the flats at last.
Wednesday 17 August 2016
Worldwide Discount Airfares, Arbour Hill
Ghost signs are a recurring motif in Ghost Flight, such as this one - an abandoned shopfront at 58A Arbour Hill in Stoneybatter. The book only mentioned it in passing, but it deserves far better, because since the start of the recession the building has become, well, a sort of lovable local landmark.
Wednesday 3 August 2016
Take Her Up to Monto
Thursday 14 July 2016
Hanlon's pub and Hanlon's Corner
Hanlon's pub gives its name to Hanlon's Corner at the top of Prussia Street. It's an old Dublin landmark; the bar features in an early chapter of Another Case in Cowtown.
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