PsychogeographyPlace and space were two topics that intrigued me early on in the course.Unlearning the meaning behind place and space consisted of documenting these new emotions as a result of studying in Ireland and traveling…Jul 27, 2015Jul 27, 2015
PsychogeographyMcGann’sGoing to a traditional Irish pub in the Doolin countryside on a Monday night will always bring people together. The space is dead, but…Jul 27, 2015Jul 27, 2015
PsychogeographyPiña ColadasSitting by the water on the Aran Islands, I hear dogs barking, sea gulls screeching, the waves hitting the rocks, the wind pressing against…Jul 24, 2015Jul 24, 2015
PsychogeographyPistachio RocksAchill Island is the largest island off the coast of Ireland and one of the most prominent memories I hold from the trip. After learning a…Jul 19, 2015Jul 19, 2015
PsychogeographyNational Museum of Ireland — Country LifeAncestry is something I never pondered much before visiting Ireland’s country life exhibits at the National Museum of Ireland. Located in…Jul 18, 2015Jul 18, 2015
PsychogeographyIntroductionOn the flight to Dublin I watched The Theory of Everything. It made me question the essence of time and putting it in reverse. There were…Jul 9, 2015Jul 9, 2015
PsychogeographyThe Atlantic ViewThe tiny, charming village of Doolin is located on the northwest coast of County Clare on Ireland’s Atlantic Way. It is surrounded by the…Jul 8, 2015Jul 8, 2015
PsychogeographyWillie Clancy FestivalMiltown Malbay’s local musicians, singers, and dancers are celebrated during Willie Clancy Week in County Clare. The yearly Irish music…Jul 8, 2015Jul 8, 2015
PsychogeographyExploring GalwayWater flows peacefully before me, but there are no waves. The rocks serve as a barrier, jagged edges sticking up in all directions. I sit…Jul 8, 2015Jul 8, 2015
PsychogeographyBy the PierOn the scenic bus ride from Doolin to Galway, I sit against the window as my music plays softly, lulling me to sleep ~Sky Full of Stars by…Jul 8, 2015Jul 8, 2015