Kilbarrack is defined by the stone ruins of its thirteenth-century church, which stands near the coast as a silent reminder of the area's maritime past. Known historically as the Chapel of Mone, this site once served as a navigational…
The Commitments Dublin Tour
This self-guided tour visits the iconic Dublin filming locations from the 1991 movie, tracing the story of Jimmy Rabbitte and his Dublin Soul band.
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1. Kilbarrack
2. Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Sir John Rogerson’s Quay is marked by its expanse of stone-faced quayside and the presence of historic campshire warehouses that line the bank of the River Liffey. This stretch of the riverbank began as an ambitious engineering project in…
3. Bella Street
Bella Street is a short thoroughfare in the Summerhill area of Dublin’s north inner city. It is defined by its position as a turn off Upper Buckingham Street, bordering a residential block known as Buckingham Village. The street gained a…
4. St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Church
St. Francis Xavier's Church, often called Gardiner Street Church, stands out among the surrounding Georgian terraces with its granite facade and a prominent tetrastyle Greek Ionic portico. Built between eighteen twenty-nine and eighteen…
5. Camden Street Lower
Camden Street Lower functions as a major northern thoroughfare connecting Dublin city centre to the southern suburbs. Named in seventeen seventy-eight for the first Earl Camden, the street evolved from a medieval route into a fashionable…
6. Archbishop Byrne Hall
Archbishop Byrne Hall, located on Synge Street, is a building of brick and masonry that stands in the Portobello district of Dublin. It was owned by the Catholic Guides of Ireland and long served as a center for youth member events,…