I consider the Glasnevin/Dumcondra area as one of the most stunning parts of Dublin.
Having lived there for three years while studying in DCU, I got to know the area like the back of my hand.
From the Botanic Gardens and Griffith Avenue to Albert College Park and The Tolka flowing throughout – it's a really gorgeous place on the Northside. And it looks even better in Autumn.
Take a moment to appreciate what I consider to be the prettiest part of Dublin:
1. The stunning skies over Croker
2. Our favourite street in Dublin – the never-ending Griffith Avenue
3. Dem leaves though
4. Some evening sun peeking through the tress
5. Dubin's trademark redbrick looks ten times better in Autumn
6. That sky looks like an oil painting
7. If every stroll looked like this...
8. Check out that sunrise
9. There's something about orange, green and yellow that is just so aesthetically pleasing
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