What is the Bohemian Way?
The Bohemian Way is a journey through Dublin 7, from the Gate Cottage at the Phoenix Park to Dalymount, the home of Irish Football.
As you explore the North inner city you will uncover 3 interwoven stories ‐ - the history of our football club, the history of our city, and the story of our future climate transition.
The route will be filled with songs, poems and art pieces created by artists like John Francis Flynn, Dorothy Smith and Lewis Kenny.
How does it work?
The Bohemian Way will use a specially-designed app to guide you through Dublin 7. As you explore, you will discover icons that reveal audio, video or physical installations relating to different aspects of the Bohemian Way.
The Bohemian Way app will be available for free from the App Store and the Google Play store.
What will you find?
![The history of Bohemians FC](https://thebohemianway.ie/images/icons/discover_football.png)
The history of Bohemian FC
Discover football icons and you will hear extracts from the storied history of Bohs.
![Local climate and environmental action](https://thebohemianway.ie/images/icons/discover_environment.png)
Local climate & environmental action
Finding a leaf icon will reveal information about how you can get involved in community climate action.
![Songs, fables, poetry and art](https://thebohemianway.ie/images/icons/discover_arts.png)
Songs, fables, poetry & art
By uncovering a fountain pen icon, you will discover a song, poem or art piece specially commissioned for the Bohemian Way.
![Local history and folklore](https://thebohemianway.ie/images/icons/discover_history.png)
Local history & folklore
The history book icon will lead you to stories of the communities and characters of Dublin 7.
Creative Climate Action
The Bohemian Way is one of 15 projects supported by the Creative Climate Action Fund.
The Creative Climate Action Fund focuses on bringing a creative approach to illustrating and making the changes needed to fight climate change.
Led by Creative Ireland, the Fund supports projects that can meaningfully connect people with the profound changes that are happening in our environment, society and economy arising from climate change, and can transform that connection into behaviour change or climate action.