South Dublin

Posted on Sunday 12 May 2013 | 2 Comments
Use a little wine for thy stomach's sake

The wine fleet

Incidentally, after visiting the dangerous shores of south Dublin, through the soulless canyons of lawyers’, accountants’ and tax-dodgers’ offices, I am led to wonder whether latte is Bucky for the bourgeoisie. What a ghastly place the area round the Grand Canal Dock has become.

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2 responses to “South Dublin”

  1. Tom | Monday 13 May 2013 at 01:16 |

    You were lucky. The inner basin was full of the lower orders who may very well have forced you to imbibe of toxic tonics!

    Ida

  2. bjg | Monday 13 May 2013 at 07:37 |

    True … had I stopped. But time and tide … I didn’t even have time to photograph 107B. bjg

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