Howth Harbour Lighthouse Print - Dublin TownGuarding the entrance to Howth Harbour is the distinctive Howth Harbour Lighthouse with its signature Georgian house attached. The building is steeped in history having served as lighthouse from 1818, a lighthouse keepers residence until the introduction of electricity in 1955, a defensive stronghold taking advantage of its strong circular wall and it was even used as a landing point for weapons for the Irish Volunteers by author Erskine Childers in

Ha’penny Dawn | Dusk

The Thames and The Houses of Parliament

The GPO was the main stronghold for the Irish volunteers during The Rising and came under heavy attack

Each personalised print is made to order and comes with the GPS coordinates of your favourite place positioned directly beneath the ‘This Is Our Place’ type

Each print features the shape of County Laois in aqua

the Spanish Arch is a Galway Icon

Bullet holes are still visible in the columns to this day

Our Dublin Castle print is part of our “Dublin Town” series

A truly iconic part of Dublin City

Many students won’t walk underneath the Campanile until after they graduate from Trinity College

Our ‘Clear Moon’ print captures the serenity of a full moon in all it’s glory rising over a forest illuminating it in light

Rumour has it any student who walks under the bell tower while it’s ringing will fail their exams