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Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray attend the funeral for NYPD Detective Steven McDonald at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Friday, January 13, 2017. Det. McDonald, who passed away this week, was shot and critically injured while patrolling Central Park in 1986. He would go on to become a spokesperson for faith, forgiveness, and peace. Edwin J. Torres/ Mayoral Photo Office.
How festive are these?!
Perfect cupcakes to serve any day of the year, although they're extra special on St. Patrick's Day...
5 bracketed RAW files tonemapped in Photomatrix and Photoshop. Canon 50D with Sigma 10-20 F4 lens
Taken overlooking the church below which dates back to 1934 and is still in use today with weekly masses on Saturdays & Sunday
Compare this shot to this one, of Warden Station. At Warden, it felt like the subway was just plopped into the middle of nowhere, and that nature still ruled. Here, outside St. Patrick, it feels like the nature was shoved into the middle of downtown Toronto.
The badges of the first three soldiers read :- Sweeney, O'Brien O'Leary. Wonder where they are from?
St. Patrick's Day Parade
22 March 2015 - Montréal, QC, Canada
Canada Soccer by Andrew Soong
Shuéme, big scarf
It's been a wonderful weekend spent with great friends, but I'm glad to be home. No time to rest yet as there is still much to be done before this day is over.
WH - St. Patrick's Day
The weather was beautiful despite the weather forecast but the parade only took an hour to past my location ... thanks to the organisers I had an elevated platform.
Ireland has a deep rooted connection with this year’s theme, Storytelling. Street theatre and pageant companies, gear up to dazzle with their artistic interpretations of the 2019 theme. Their worldly performances and magnificent creations are set to intertwine seamlessly with Dublin’s streets as the capital posed as a backdrop for the extravaganza.
Irish and International bands delivered rhythmically captivating musical scores that echoed through the streets of the capital. The Festival Parade is a monumental occasion for Ireland and boasts an unforgettable atmosphere that cannot be missed.
St. Patrick's Day Parade
22 March 2015 - Montréal, QC, Canada
Canada Soccer by Andrew Soong
Shuéme and the big scarf
and left a hat, that Zoe had to wear of course
Strobists info:
1/ canon 430 ex II camera left, very low power(1/32 I believe) with green gel.
2/ zeikos 440ex camera right full power bounced off wall.
As it is not mentioned in any tourist guides or listings I found the modern St. Patrick’s church by accident a few years ago.
In 2015 I did notice the old church but as the gates were locked I could not gain access and was therefore unaware that there was a new modern church beside it. Last year I noticed a small narrow lane off Eyre Square [St. Patrick’s Avenue] and at the end of the lane I discovered an open gateway which provide access the church grounds and then I discovered that there were two buildings. There is also a third entrance at Foster street which appears to be open all of the time [don't ask why I never noticed it before].
The original church was built in 1842 but later modified making it less ornate. More recently This former church has been modified to provide two floors of accommodation for its present use as a hall, a change of use which continues a social and community function. The ashlar limestone front elevation to this simple structure displays finely detailed Gothic Revival features and gives it an imposing presence. The high quality of carved and cut-stone details in the various elevations and window and door openings adds interest to the building.