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🌟 A proud day for Dublin! The Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain was delighted to officially reopen the Little Museum of Dublin— a cherished space celebrating our city’s rich history and culture. Here’s to a new chapter for this iconic museum! 🏛️🇮🇪

Interested in the history of Dublin? Here’s a small project I’ve been working on - streetsbroadandnarrow.ie - that’s just gone live. There’s an awful lot more streets to cover, so it’ll keep me busy for a few years :-) Happy to hear any suggestions for improvement.

The The Little Museum of Dublin has officially reopened following a €4.3m redevelopment and restoration project. Located at 15 St Stephen’s Green, the museum is full of quirky artefacts that reflect the rich history of Dublin and is open from 9.30am – 5.00pm every day.

Just a few frames from my work at the opening of the Little Museum of Dublin now on permanent display… from my old negatives #35mmfilm #kodak #leica #photograghy #Documentary #Ireland

🎺 Don’t miss the Army No. 1 Band live at Collins Barracks! 🗓 Tues 17 June | 🕐 1PM 📍 at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks 🎶 Free outdoor concert – no booking needed! #DublinEvents #CollinsBarracks #FreeConcert museum.ie/en-IE/Museums/…

Thank you The Guardian Fergal McCarthy for this excellent piece about LMoD 2.0 in today's paper. theguardian.com/travel/2025/ju…

Pointless glimpse into my life: I umpired a cricket game at the world's highest cricket ground in Chittral, Pakistan as Trevor White, the founder of the Little Museum of Dublin, made a 50. Peter Oborne scored 7. theguardian.com/travel/2025/ju…

Honoured to be asked to contribute to this obituary of a woman who gave so much to Dublin. Carmencita Hederman: Former Dublin lord mayor who restored pride in the city during its millennium year irishtimes.com/obituaries/202…

Delighted to welcome back the endangered Eurasian Curlew to Dublin Port & Bay 🐦🌊 With <150 breeding pairs in Ireland, these iconic birds rely on the UNESCO Biosphere for survival. Proud to support BirdWatch Ireland’s #DublinBayBirds project 👉 birdwatchireland.ie/our-work/surve…

Thanks to Paul Trainer for mentioning our work in his delightful piece about Dublin GlasgowWorld glasgowworld.com/travel/dublin-…

Thanks Paschal Donohoe for supporting the Taskforce and facilitating its implementation

One from my collection of twenty original prints now on permanent display at the Little Museum of Dublin… punks in Dublin 1980s… from my old negatives #35mm #photograghy #leica The Little Museum of Dublin #Dublin #Ireland

Councillor Ray McAdam has been Elected as the new Lord Mayor of Dublin at this evening’s annual meeting of Dublin City Council in City Hall, Councillor Ray McAdam was elected the 358th Lord Mayor of Dublin, succeeding Councillor Emma Blain.

Our only Soirée 7pm performance of ‘Stumped’ is this Friday! Not to be missed… 'one does not have to be a cricket aficionado to enjoy this drama. This reviewer, who has not even a passing knowledge of the sport, was entirely engaged' – The Reviews Hub bewleyscafetheatre.com/stumped-1

🌙 Late Night at the Museum Starting Thursday, July 3rd, the National Museum – Kildare Street is open late every Thursday this summer, until 8:00 PM. 🏛️ 📜 Discover the Words on the Wave exhibition 🎟️ Free entry | No booking required #DublinEvents museum.ie/en-IE/News/Lat…

Earlier this week, I was was elected the 358th Lord Mayor of Dublin. It is an immense privilege to be elected to this office. It is an amazing honour to serve this city as Lord Mayor of Dublin — a city that has shaped me and inspired me. #Dublin

Dubliners know Temple Bar was only narrowly saved from annihilation in the late-1980s/early ‘90s. Plots had been bought up over years by CIE, who intended to flatten the lot. Mad to see Peter Pearson, so young here. And Frank Frank McDonald (@frankmcdonald60.bsky.social) too youtu.be/FH2TRO0V6Oo?si…

This notice for a night school on Exchange St. offered working boys a rare chance to learn after long days of labour. Open to boys over 14, the school provided warmth, light, and the promise of opportunity—free of charge.

🎉Dublin marked 100 years of public bus transport in style with a heritage fleet parade along the original Route 43! We were thrilled to see one of our very own drivers, Camillus Duffy featured in the celebrations – what a proud moment 💚

Dublin Civic Trust is delighted to receive grant funding for our work from the Heritage Organisations Support Fund 2025 operated by The Heritage Council. This fund provides invaluable support to not-for-profit heritage-focused organisations with national or regional relevance.