Monthly Archives: March 2015

Shedding light on the bank with few windows

Posted on March 26, 2015 by stevedineen

For most visitors traversing Dublin’s city centre, the building opposite the main Trinity College entrance is striking for its smooth granite exterior and alcoves where windows might have stood. Tourists discover that it’s a bank, formerly ‘Grattan’s Parliament’. Yet it … Continue reading →

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Going to print, over time

Posted on March 12, 2015 by stevedineen

For almost two thousand years, man has printed on wood. Each written language transcends boundaries and time, bound by a unique code of letters, numbers and symbols, and materials that connect pages of the printed word. The printing presses and … Continue reading →

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