Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest, Dublin Festival of Fools, April 1st 2009

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.

On April 1st, 2009, the Dublin Festival of Fools was revived after a 10 year hiatus. Several events took place - more details at www.festivalfools.com. These pictures show the Walking Tour of Places of No Historical Interest which departed the Millennium Spire at 1800 hrs and took and absurd twist around Dublin City Centre.

The Festival of Fools is also a revival of the Medieval Festival of Fools, as well as being a celebration of the 43rd anniversary of the death of Irish author and humourist Flann O'Brien AKA Myles na Gopaleen.