Ladies Bathing Shelter Print - Dawn | DuskThe Bull Island Bathing Shelters were designed in 1934 by architectural icon Herbert Simms. Simms was responsible for the construction of 17,000 dwellings during his time as a pioneering Housing Architect working for Dublin Corporation. He also managed to find the time to design a series of structures along the Bull Wall promenade Clontarf area including the modernist and iconic Bull Island Bathing Shelters. The elegance of these structures can be

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Our Howth Harbour print is part of our “Dublin Town” art print series

Once a working power station it has been recently transformed into commercial and housing units

Our Molly Malone print is part of our “Dublin Town” series

Standing proudly beside where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean

Each print features the shape of county Cavan in sunflower with the tagline ‘Everything Is Better In Cavan’ overlaid in medium blue

Both current and past students will only be too aware of the old superstition which states that students who pass beneath the Campanile when the bells toll will fail their exams

and the Liberty Hall is one of those buildings

We use beautiful black wooden frames with neon orange spacers which are all made from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests

The London Eye is the tallest ferris wheel in London located right in the heart of London by Big Ben

000 dwellings during his time as a pioneering Housing Architect working for Dublin Corporation

Everything Is Better In Galway