"Today marked an inspiring and truly historic day in the life of urban gulls. Gulls across Ireland have staged an uprising in Dublin, marking the beginning of a fight back for the survival of our species." A soundscape to accompany the Left Wing newspaper and urban gull uprisi
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"Today marked an inspiring and truly historic day in the life of urban gulls. Gulls across Ireland have staged an uprising in Dublin, marking the beginning of a fight back for the survival of our species." A political newspaper for the urban gulls of Dublin, exploring their up
Sculpture | Sound installations (Art) | Biodiversity
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Showing the late holding of Wm. Evans. (A. Neville, 8 Sept 1830)
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Plan of Houses and Yards between Essex Street and Dame Street, with reference to Lessees, or owners of premises in Cork Hill, Crane Lane and Essex Street
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Castle Lane, Dame Street, Cork Hill etc., to be sold 14 July 1766.
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Map of a parcel of ground bounded by Grafton Street, College Green, and Chequer Lane - leased to Mr. Pooley (3 copies) No. 1
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Showing Temple Lane, Temple Bar, Fownes’s Street, The Bagnio Slip, Crown Alley, Ardill Row and Anglesea Street, and passage to the Iron Bridge
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Map of a house and premises on the West side of George’s Street South
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Showing the section from Leinster Lane to Grafton Street. [See also: list of architectural drawings]
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Castle Lane, Dame Street, Cork Hill etc. Jonathan Barker - to be sold 10 March 1766
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Map of the Old Tholsell ground, formerly called Souther’s Lane, belonging to the City of Dublin - laid out for building, Nicholas Street, Skinners Row and Werburgh Street
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Map of the Green Hide Crane, on the North side of Bonham Street, and a lot of open ground on the West side of same. Map on reverse side.
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