30 Aug 2016 8 Comments
in Travel Tags: bygone days, bygone grandeur, Card room, Dublin, family, glass ceiling, history, Narami, sghc, Stephen's Green Hibernian Club, tuesdays of texture, wedding
This is the detail of one of the ceilings in the Stephen’s Green Hibernian Club in Dublin, a beautiful building dating back to 1840. This ceiling is in the card room, where our son recently got married, and the workmanship and the plasterwork make this a spectacular room
Having fun in the Card Room before the ceremony
Oh to live in such a place – you can read more about the club here, and its famous visitors over the years
Linked to Narami’s Tuesdays of Texture
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