Suck my Kiss

Another lip-mould this time on the wall in Merchants Arch, one of the entrances to Temple Bar just across from the Ha'penny. Merchants Arch has been a favourite for music photographers over the years, and there is generally a busker or two as you walk through. It also houses a plaque from the Rock 'n' Stroll trail which includes 22 musicians that are honoured throughout the city for their contribution to music and international success. The one in Merchant's Arch is for Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy.

As she wheeled her wheelbarrow through streets broad and narrow......

A felt silhouette of Molly Malone on Richmond st. I have found a few of these next to Asbestos ceramic dolls heads, but it could be a different artist.

Who's afraid of the big bad butcher...............?

Some fitting street art outside Morrissey's butchers on Wexford street.

I'll show you my afro if you show me yours...............

A lovely Afro by Solus on the inside of a gateway on the Lower Rathmines road.

Find a place to hide your heart

Cleverly placed street art in a window of an abandoned shop on South Kevin st.

Safe smoothies!

After enjoying my Innocent smoothie I noticed this written on the back!! Good to know.

Regret.....?

A stencil on the corner of Lennox st and Richmond st. It was only when I was cropping the image that I noticed the combination of words.

Oink!

On Richmond Hill in Rathmines. This could be Solus....but I don't know. It's ADW. :)

Read my lips

Beside no.11 South Richmond street. This is the second one I have found, I blogged another on my dailydublin before. I don't know who the creator is, but this looks like it could be Asbetos.

Red Brick Prophet

Adsill's Row in Temple Bar.

The Force is strong in you........

This was somewhere in Bray, the sticker reads "Aiutarti Io Posso". I tried translating it, but to no avail, I don't no whether it's Portuguese, it's Italian or Latin!! It means "I can help you", thank you DailyBarcelona.

Another angry so and so......

Gonzilla again, this time on Upper Stephen Street. Aaannnd since my first posting, I found a link for him! Gonzilla

Feed Me!

On the side door of Simon Community charity shop on Grantham street. I meant to take a shot of this when I first saw this, but somebody got to it first. It's always the way. The sign reads; Will Paint For Food

Your number's up......

An ominous doorway on Wexford street, I wonder if it was the resident or a random punter that branded it so......

Bottlenecking

Now, I don't know who this is........but it was on Camden street beside Anseo. There was an Asbestos dolls head on the wall above it, so maybe it was him?..................... Although I've never seen photos of these bottles on his website.

RRRrrrrraaaar

This is my first photo of Gonzilla (Who I thought I had a link for, but I'll have to go searching) that I took, have taken a lot more since. Taken on Upper Dorset street.