Other Notable Dublin Statues
Mr. Screen, the cinema usher by Vincent Browne- Mr. Screen, a cinema usher - Screen Cinema, Hawkins Street.
- Strong Striking Bear - IFSC
- A Cow - Jervis Street
- Two Children - Portland Row
- A Hand - Marlborough Street
- Statue of a fiddler and three children dancing - Stillorgan Shopping Centre
- Father Pat Noise memorial - O'Connell Bridge. A hoax commemorative plaque placed in the gap left from the control box of the millennium clock in 1999.
- Footprints - traffic island at junction of D'Olier Street and Westmoreland Street. Various human and other footprints set into the concrete paving slabs.
- Smithfield Village chimney (off O'Connell St.)
- "The Flue with the View"
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