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Tall Ships

In photos: the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin

Ice-cream, piracy, and dramatic cloud cover…
7.55pm, 25 Aug 2012
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THE TALL SHIPS are due to set sail from Dublin city tomorrow morning following their brief stopover in the Irish capital. The event’s organisers recommend the city centre docklands, Howth and Dun Laoghaire as the top spots to watch the ships depart in the morning. The Parade of Sail preparations begin at 11am sharp tomorrow.

Meanwhile, crowds have been flocking to see the ships in Dublin’s docklands and to enjoy the range of family activities, gigs and events taking place in parallel with the Tall Ships’ visit:

In photos: the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin
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    Trevor Buckley also photographed some of the less-tall action on the water today.

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    Trevor Buckley captured this lovely photo of the Tall Ships lined up in Dublin.

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    Reader @keofunkel is all set for the high seas with her new sailor hat.

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    Peter Stafford photographed this lifeboat by the building formerly known as almost-Anglo's-HQ. (Image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/georgeorwell/)

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    Spectators gathered on the Samuel Beckett Bridge to view the docked ships. Photo by @laurarosep

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    Reader @Oddzer spotted these two fish out of water near the Tall Ships.

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    Reader @valmullally enjoyed talking the festival's historical walking tour - here's the guide starting out on a tour.

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    Looking towards the Samual Beckett Bridge in Dublin's docklands. Photo: @Ireland_2012

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    Joran Kenny, 12, Megan Kenny, 5, and Jake Kenny, 7, from Dundalk, Co Louth look the part at the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    Gavin and his son Daragh Watters from Co Derry getting into the spirit of things. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    Seven-year-old Yasmine Dincbudak from Tallaght with sailors from Ecuador Israel Paredes and Franks Santos. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    Members of the band "Itchy Feet" at the festival around the Dublin docklands. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    From left: Eoin Weeks, 9, Isabella Fusciardi, 3, and Aidan Weeks, 7, enjoying the Tall Ships event. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    Lt Smith (left) and Ens Carroll with Demi Mooney, 10, from Dublin. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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    The ships all lit up at night. Photo by @lainkeyk.

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    A sailor from the Mexican ship 'Cuauhtemoc' enjoys some ice cream during race stopover in Dublin. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)

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    Soaking up the atmosphere at the festival events by the quays, by @ninolawlor.

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    The flag-festooned vessels in Dublin, photographed by @laineyk251.

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    A great sepia-toned photo of the festival by reader Brendan Rowan.

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    Reader @dLifeofStuff enjoyed watching the Delorentos playing the Tall Ships festival earlier.

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    Reader @Aoife_Beefa got this great view of the ships from her office yesterday.

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    A great dramatic image photographed by reader @kocarrl.

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    A Sailor from the 'Cuauhtemoc' a Mexican Tall Ship poses for a photo with a young visitor. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)

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    Adventure near the high seas during the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)

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    Tall ships and their visitors reflected in a puddle. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)

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    Crowds gathering along the quays in Dublin city this morning to view the Tall Ships. This photo was submitted by reader Stephen Kehoe.

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    This very atmospheric photo of the cloud-covered docklands was submitted by reader @conkennedy.

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    Photo of Ireland's L.E. Emer submitted by reader @saoili via Twitter.

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    This glimpse at a blue sky was submitted by reader @colmfod.
  • Trevor Buckley also photographed some of the less-tall action on the water today.
  • Trevor Buckley captured this lovely photo of the Tall Ships lined up in Dublin.
  • Reader @keofunkel is all set for the high seas with her new sailor hat.
  • Peter Stafford photographed this lifeboat by the building formerly known as almost-Anglo's-HQ. (Image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/georgeorwell/)
  • Spectators gathered on the Samuel Beckett Bridge to view the docked ships. Photo by @laurarosep
  • Reader @Oddzer spotted these two fish out of water near the Tall Ships.
  • Reader @valmullally enjoyed talking the festival's historical walking tour - here's the guide starting out on a tour.
  • Looking towards the Samual Beckett Bridge in Dublin's docklands. Photo: @Ireland_2012
  • Joran Kenny, 12, Megan Kenny, 5, and Jake Kenny, 7, from Dundalk, Co Louth look the part at the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
  • Gavin and his son Daragh Watters from Co Derry getting into the spirit of things. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
  • Seven-year-old Yasmine Dincbudak from Tallaght with sailors from Ecuador Israel Paredes and Franks Santos. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
  • Members of the band
  • From left: Eoin Weeks, 9, Isabella Fusciardi, 3, and Aidan Weeks, 7, enjoying the Tall Ships event. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
  • Lt Smith (left) and Ens Carroll with Demi Mooney, 10, from Dublin. (Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
  • The ships all lit up at night. Photo by @lainkeyk.
  • A sailor from the Mexican ship 'Cuauhtemoc' enjoys some ice cream during race stopover in Dublin. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)
  • Soaking up the atmosphere at the festival events by the quays, by @ninolawlor.
  • The flag-festooned vessels in Dublin, photographed by @laineyk251.
  • A great sepia-toned photo of the festival by reader Brendan Rowan.
  • Reader @dLifeofStuff enjoyed watching the Delorentos playing the Tall Ships festival earlier.
  • Reader @Aoife_Beefa got this great view of the ships from her office yesterday.
  • A great dramatic image photographed by reader @kocarrl.
  • A Sailor from the 'Cuauhtemoc' a Mexican Tall Ship poses for a photo with a young visitor. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)
  • Adventure near the high seas during the Tall Ships Festival in Dublin. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)
  • Tall ships and their visitors reflected in a puddle. (Julien Behal/PA Wire)
  • Crowds gathering along the quays in Dublin city this morning to view the Tall Ships. This photo was submitted by reader Stephen Kehoe.
  • This very atmospheric photo of the cloud-covered docklands was submitted by reader @conkennedy.
  • Photo of Ireland's L.E. Emer submitted by reader @saoili via Twitter.
  • This glimpse at a blue sky was submitted by reader @colmfod.

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