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The Crusader, The Thief, The Nun & The Unknown
St Michan’s Church of Ireland is located in the heart of inner-city Dublin, where worship has existed on this site since 1095, when it was originally built by the Vikings who dedicated it after a Danish bishop. The Church encountered … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetries & Churches, DarkArt, QuestionableArt
Tagged #Dublin, crypts, Handel, Ireland, Messiah, mummies, St. Michan's Church, The Big Four, The Crusader
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Which do you prefer – Still life or distilled life?
So what does alcohol and art have in common? Well, in some cases, some people may need enough alcohol to appreciate art, but in this case, I saw the absolute opposite. Within the walls of the museum of Locke’s distillery, … Continue reading