Red Stables, Clontarf, Dublin - Barry McAdam Select tube gift package or framed option:Print (30cm square) gift packaged in postal tube It was then onto capturing

It was then onto capturing Dame Street and Trinity College as this for me begins the 18th century walk to Christchurch

just beside the Red Stables

the frame has glass

I had to get the castle to work really well or the rest wouldn't make sense

from the La Fayette building on the left through the elegant lamp stands on the bride to O’Connell and the distant towering Spire on the right

Red Stables, Clontarf, Dublin - Barry McAdam Select tube gift package or framed option:Print (30cm square) gift packaged in postal tube It was then onto capturingThe Red Stables, Clontarf is an acrylic painting by Barry, depicting the beautiful Victorian stables commissioned for the St. Annes Estate by Arthur Guinness, Lord Ardilaun, in 1885. Designed by George Ashlin, an architect renowned for his work on religious buildings such as Cobh Cathedral, the stables now house Olives Caf and a gallery space for local artists. In recent years, restoration work has been completed, including the retiling of the roof.