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Beach Ride. Horses and riders in the shadow Poolbeg Power Station as they enjoy the weather on Sandymount Strand, Dublin this afternoon. 12/08/2019.

Photo: Sam Boal © Rollingnews.ie

Beach Ride. Horses and riders in the shadow Poolbeg Power Station as they enjoy the weather on Sandymount Strand, Dublin this afternoon. 12/08/2019. Photo: Sam Boal © Rollingnews.ie

Gaza Memories. PalFest Ireland Art Installation. PalFest Irelands art installation on Sandymount Strand in Dublin to commemorate the 556 children from Gaza who were killed by the Israeli bombardment a year ago. For the event 556 infant vests were stuck in the sand. The vests were donated by Irish parents. 8/7/2015.

Photo: Eamonn Farrell © RollingNews.ie

Heads In The Sand. Members of the public take part in a mass Heads in the Sand event on Sandymount Strand to highlight the government’s attitude towards climate change. The event was organised by Stop Climate Chaos, an umbrella group of development, environmental, youth and faith-based organisations, who are calling for the Climate Bill to be passed into law before the Dail breaks for summer. 04/07/2015. Photography:

Sasko Lazarov © RollingNews.ie

Pandemic Excerise. Day 11 Covid-19 Lockdown. . Pictured is a woman running and a man with a pram observing social distancing protocols on Sandymount Strand in Dublin today, in front of the Covanta Incinerator and the Pigeon House Power Station's twin chimneys on Poolbeg peninsula, as the weather is set to remain good for several days. 07/04/2020. Photograph:

Leah Farrell © RollingNews.ie

Lone Runner. The winter sun casts long shadows over social activity on Sandymount Strand in Dublin as a

runner passes by the Poolbeg chimney stacks and the

Covanta waste burning plant in the background. The

Meteorological Office has issued a Yellow Alert for snow and ice for the rest of the week. 28/1/2019.

Xmas Reflections. Used Christmas trees, on Sandymount Strand, Dublin, as part of a tempory public artwork “Transplant”, created by artists, Tara Kennedy and Barbara Nealon. 9/1/2006 Photo: Graham Hughes © RollingNews.ie