Salthill Promenade PrintFondly known by locals as the prom, there is nowhere better in the city to take a stroll. Depending on which direction you face as you walk you are able to see the Aran Islands, the hills of Clare or the mountains of Connemara. Now thats something you dont get everyday! This print is part of our Irish Landmark series, a bold and contemporary collection of open edition prints inspired by Irelands heritage, culture and architecture.

there is just something incredibly special about this iconic building

with plans for a statue of the Duke of Wellington on horseback were it not for funding shortages

the white beacon that guards the entrance to Cork’s Baltimore harbour is simply stunning

the chimneys are among the tallest and most recognisable structures on the Dublin skyline

000 years the brewery has gone from strength to strength and now is one of the world’s largest breweries

Hellfire Dawn DuskBelieved to be one of the first Freemason lodges in Ireland

Though the statue is commonly thought to depict the Greek God Eros it actually depicts his twin brother Anteros

the hills of Clare or the mountains of Connemara

it was the last of the great Georgian public buildings of its kind erected in Dublin

Built in 1725

the main focal point in recent times has been The Spire

The cathedral is incredibly ornate and it’s no surprise it took nearly 50 years to build