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Metro Herald article

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Post date March 2, 2014
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This is an article that I wrote for the Metro Herald in May, 2013 which discusses why I photograph abandoned buildings and how and where I do it. 2a588e70-beff-4194-9dd1-570a345e84f8

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Abandoned Poolbeg Pigeon House Power Station, Dublin (Ireland)

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Post date March 2, 2014
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Abandoned Pigeon House PowerStation, Dublin (Ireland) - Derelict World Photography – Lainey Quinn

The Pigeon House, more formally known as the Poolbeg plant was built in the early 1900s. It’s situated by one of the most beautiful places to walk in Dublin – Sandymount Beach. Out of all of the buildings I have been to, the Pigeon House was by far the hardest to find and get in. […]

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Abandoned Killiney Beach Tea Rooms, Dublin (Ireland)

Post author By Abandoned World Photography
Post date March 1, 2014
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This small building situated along the beautiful Killiney Beach is an eyesore. Covered in graffiti and home to endless piles of empty beer cans, this long-abandoned site is a popular attraction for ‘sessions’ (a gathering of people where copious amounts of alcohol and other substances are consumed). Now, I won’t lie – I have joined […]