Howth Abbey Dublin

40.0080.00

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The abbey ruins are situated on the Hill of Howth. The first church was reputedly founded here by King Sitrygg in 1042. Much of the current ruins date from the 15th and 16th centuries. The tomb of Christopher St. Lawrence, ancestor to the Earls of Howth, is preserved among the ruins, and dates from 1470. Some say the abbey and the graveyard overlooking Howth was one of the places that inspired  Bram Stoker the author of Dracula to write the scene about Dracula coming into Whitby Abbey . He often visited Whitby on holidays.

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Quality in every Print:

  • Printed on Award Winning Oyster Paper
  • Weight 271 gsm paper with long lasting colours
  • Every print is of Exceptional high quality

Landscape Sizes Explained

Landscape 297 x 210 mm – (Actual Print size is approx 297 mm x 210 mm – Actual Image size on print is approx 270 mm x 172 mm) with a white border of 12mm Left, 12mm Right, 12mm Top and 25mm Botttom

Landscape 432 x 332 mm – (Actual Print size is approx 432 mm x 332 mm – Actual Image size on print is approx 380 mm x 255 mm) with a white border of 25mm Left, 25mm Right, 38mm Top and 38mm Botttom

Each photograph is Embossed for authentication and can be signed by the photographer if required

Note: There may be a slight difference in actual colour, due to the colours of  your monitor display.

 

Landscape Size

297 x 210 mm, 432 x 332 mm

Signed by Photographer

No, Yes

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