St. Audoen Church was visible from where the author was staying in Dublin. The author notes Dublin's pretty street lamps and visits the National Museum of Decorative Arts housed in the Collins Barracks, where markers used to train soldiers to march are still present in the courtyard. The author also attended an Irish House Party with dinner and entertainment, where a man played the Irish version of bagpipes called Uillean pipes. Additionally, the author comments on the exterior of the modern art museum housed in the old Royal Hospital and includes photos of an archway part of Christ Church Cathedral, where stained glass, medieval floor tiles, and a baptismal font are seen inside.

1. St. Audoen Church. Visible from where we were staying.

2. Dublin has very pretty street lamps!

3. The Collins Barracks, now home to the National Museum of Decorative Arts.

4. The courtyard of the Collins Military Barracks. Note the markers that were used to train solders to march in step.

5. We went to an “Irish House Party” for a nice dinner and live entertainment.

6. This fellow is playing the Uillean pipes (the Irish version of bagpipes).

7. The museum of modern art is housed in the old Royal Hospital. Great exterior!

8. This archway is part of Christ Church Cathedral. We stayed at the Christ Church apartments across the street.

9. Stained glass at Christ Church Cathedral

10. Beautiful medieval floor tiles

11. Baptismal font