2016年6月1日 · The oldest pub and the oldest graffiti in Ireland After a dispute had rumbled on for many years, the owners of Sean's Bar in Athlone, Co Westmeath, and The Brazen Head in Dublin agreed to go on...

2023年9月5日 · In Dublin’s Fair City, you can find graffiti varying from large-scale commission murals to underground artists’ tags around the city. It is perhaps this broad definition of graffiti that adds to the contentious art versus vandalism debate that surrounds Dublin’s graffiti.

2025年1月14日 · The vandalism is mostly graffiti tags, but one message stands out from others. Someone has branded onto the pub with a message, 'devoured by the mouth of hell'.

2024年12月13日 · Graffiti in Ireland, much like a traditional Irish ballad, has a story that’s both rich and complex, evolving over time from a misunderstood expression to a celebrated form of public art. This transformation, akin to Ireland’s own cultural renaissance, mirrors the country’s journey towards embracing diverse forms of expression.

2025年3月19日 · It was awarded the title of the oldest piece of graffiti in the country. In the 12th century, Normans, who were great wine lovers, invaded parts of Ireland. They imported wines that were...

Graffiti artist Aches is one of the first real superstars of the burgeoning graffiti and street art explosion across Ireland’s cities and towns, an exciting creative movement where the drab sprawl of urban concrete streets are transformed from blank …

2020年5月7日 · A major city centre side-street, hosting some of the finest restaurant and bars in Dublin’s “Creative Quarter”, is Drury Street – no better place to showcase some fine examples of street art and graffiti. Sitting a couple streets over from Grafton Street, this is the perfect place to dodge crowds while still being at the centre of it all.

2021年4月26日 · The Irish Pub is a landmark of every city and always a good place to find craic agus ceoil as all who flock there go for good company, a friendly atmosphere, music, and a decent pint. But here are 10 things you probably do not know about Irish pubs from the book Have Ye No Homes To Go To?

The heart of Ireland’s graffiti and mural scene is unquestionably found in its bustling urban districts, each offering a distinct flavor of artistic flair and street-side expression. Dublin, the capital city, is a treasure trove for lovers of urban art.

Discover how a pub in Ireland creatively dealt with graffiti on their toilet doors. See how they added character to their establishment while solving a common problem.