Street play. Little Ship Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, June 1955. Photograph by Bert Hardy.

Girls making up at the tent, Irish music festival, Dublin, early 90s.

In 1992, Ireland was deep into the decades-long violence of The Troubles; an “irregular war” between Irish nationalists and UK loyalists over the constitutional status of Northern Ireland. “Cork, the furthest county from the North, was insulated from The Troubles,” says Irish photographer Kevin O’Farrell. “But it is always present in peoples minds.” The nation... Read more »

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Half a million people in Dublin welcome home the Republic of Ireland football team after they reached the quarter-final of The World Cup in 1990.

In 1991 Danish photographer Krass Clement visited Dublin in three short visits, tasking himself with capturing the inner spirit of the city.