Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Fairview Veterinary Hospital is never a quiet place! I knew I would have to take a small window of time when I could get it to visit the people there. Whilst sitting in the waiting area, I saw a few ...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
The Tuesday Club
Anne Forde, together with many of the volunteers you see in this photograph, developed the idea for The Tuesday Club about 10 years ago. They realised that there was a large part o...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
The Mud Island Community Garden.
Nestled behind the houses just off the North Strand lies a beautiful oasis of trees, flowers and herbs. A garden created by the people, for the people of the area, ...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Meet Jimmy, the owner of Bram's Cafe in Fairview. Jimmy named his cafe after the well-known author, Bram Stocker. During our shoot, Jimmy informed me that Bram Stoker lived just across the road from ...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Edel Leahy, the woman who saved the trees of Fairview! If mother nature had a face, to me, it would be Edel. From the minute I met Edel, I was overwhelmed by her wondrous and enigmatic personali...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Kennedy's Food Store will always have a very special place in my heart. From the minute I started working there I knew there was something unique about it. A buzzy, cosey and super friendly establ...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Meet Catherine, Paul and the lovely Layla, founders of the Marino AFC Girls Soccer Academy. 9 years ago, they felt it was important to get their daughter Ava involved in a sport and sought to see if ...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Martin McGowan
Dublin is such a small city! After researching this project I realised Martin is the father of a dear friend and has also been John's mechanic for over 10 years! Martin has been asso...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
I remember when John and I walked into Duggan Jewellers Ltd to speak with Damian about my project. I was blown away by his genuine interest and excitement for what I was doing. Naturally, when you st...
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Faces of Fairview Exhibition
Bill Whelan grew up in 289 Richmond Road. His bedroom overlooked the now, Luke Kelly bridge, which goes over the Tolka River. This was his mother’s family home. His aunt used to run Meaghars Pub on R...
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