Life and death, side by side
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| Detail from Kinlay Hostel |
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| BUSKERS! |
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| From Kilmainham Gaol |
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| Kilmainham |
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| Execution spot |
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| Pro or anti-treaty? |
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| Pure brilliance |
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| Beautiful |
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| Detail from Glasnevin |
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| Detail from Halfpenny Bridge |
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| The Custom House |
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| Merchants Quay |
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| Pain |
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| So true |
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| I'm thinking about a pint...do you? |
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| One of the treasures of Ireland: second-hand bookstores |
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| And warm, wooly sweaters that smells like a sheep... |
I have but one
request to ask
at my departure
from this world
– it is the
charity of its
silence.
Let no man write
my epitaph.
No man can write
my epitaph,
for as no man who
knows my motives
and character
dares now to
vindicate them,
let not prejudice
or ignorance
asperse them.
Let them rest in
obscurity and
peace until other
times and other
men can do justice
to them. When my
country takes her
place among the
nations of the
earth, then shall
my character be
vindicated, then
may my epitaph be
written.
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1 comment:
I love the picture of the famine memorial :)
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