Spot Trinity College Front Gate

Spot a Bewley's window

Find a Bewley's Café on Grafton Street with its Harry Clarke stained-glass windows. Photograph the storefront.

Spot a Brazen Head sign

Find the Brazen Head pub (claimed oldest in Ireland) on Lower Bridge Street, or any pub claiming to be the oldest. Photograph the sign.

Spot a Christ Church spire

Find Christ Church Cathedral or St Patrick's Cathedral spire from the street. Photograph the gothic top against the sky.

Spot a Dublin Bus

Find a yellow-and-blue Dublin Bus on its route. Photograph it passing.

Spot a Dublin busker

Walk down Grafton Street and find a busker playing guitar, fiddle or pipes (Grafton Street has more buskers per metre than anywhere in Dublin). Photograph the performance.

Spot a Dublin pub harp

Find a Guinness harp on a pub sign, glass, beer mat or wall. The cream-on-black harp is the brewery logo. Photograph it.

Spot a fish-and-chips parcel

Find a fish-and-chips parcel from a Dublin chipper (Leo Burdock's is the classic). Photograph the white wrapper.

Spot a hurling stick (camán)

Find a hurling stick (camán) in a sports-shop window or as a GAA souvenir. Photograph the curved wooden stick.

Spot a Joyce or Wilde statue

Find the seated James Joyce statue on North Earl Street or the lounging Oscar Wilde in Merrion Square Park. Photograph the writer.

Spot a leprechaun

Find a leprechaun (souvenir-shop figurine, mascot, costumed busker, pub sign). Photograph the green hat and red beard.

Spot a Luas tram

Find a Luas tram (Dublin's light rail) at a stop or in motion. Photograph the green or red carriage.

Spot a pint of Guinness

Find a pint of Guinness on a bar (the black body with a creamy white head). Bonus for catching it mid-pour with the surge. Photograph the glass.

Spot a shamrock

Find a shamrock (three-leaf) on a sign, a souvenir, a window decal or a tattooed arm. The national symbol is everywhere. Photograph it.

Spot a Trinity Long Room (or banner)

If you have a Trinity ticket, photograph the Long Room library inside (no flash). Otherwise photograph the banner advertising the Book of Kells at the Front Arch.

Spot a U2 reference

Find a U2 reference: the Hanover Quay studio facade, a Hot Press cover, an Achtung Baby poster. Photograph it.

Spot an Irish coffee

Find an Irish coffee (whiskey, hot coffee, sugar, cream on top) in a tall glass at a Dublin bar. Photograph the layered drink.

Spot an Irish red door

Find a Georgian terrace with a brightly painted door (Merrion Square is famous for them: red, blue, yellow, green). Photograph the door close-up.

Spot Dublin grafton murals

Find a piece of Dublin street art (Subset crew, Aches, James Earley). Photograph the wall.

Spot Irish breakfast on a plate

Find a full Irish breakfast (rashers, sausages, black-and-white pudding, fried egg, beans, toast) on a café table. Photograph the plate.

Spot Molly Malone

Find the Molly Malone bronze with her wheelbarrow on Suffolk Street near Trinity. Photograph the cockles and mussels statue.

Spot Phoenix Park deer

Walk into Phoenix Park (Europe's largest enclosed urban park) and find the herd of fallow deer roaming. Photograph the deer at a safe distance.

Spot Saint Patrick's Cathedral park

Find Saint Patrick's Cathedral and its park behind. Photograph the spire reflecting in the park pond.

Spot the Custom House dome

Find the Custom House on the north quays, with its green copper dome. Photograph the dome from across the Liffey.

Spot the GPO facade

Find the General Post Office on O'Connell Street, with its columned portico. Photograph the columns.

Spot the Ha'penny Bridge

Walk to the Ha'penny Bridge over the Liffey. Photograph the cast-iron arch with the three lamp standards on top.

Spot the Irish tricolour

Find an Irish flag (vertical green-white-orange) flying on a building, balcony, pub or government facade. Photograph it.

Spot the Long Hall pub interior

Walk into The Long Hall on Great George's Street and find the Victorian interior of chandeliers, mirrors and dark wood. Photograph the bar from the front door.

Spot the Spire of Dublin

Find the 120-metre Spire of Dublin (the stainless-steel needle) on O'Connell Street. Photograph it stretching up.

Spot the Temple Bar pub front

Find the famous red Temple Bar pub on Temple Bar Square. Photograph the red facade with the gold lettering.