SHOES DANGLING FROM overhead wires isn’t an uncommon sight in many cities.
Various urban legends suggest that the shoes indicate a place to buy drugs or maybe a death due to drugs, that they represent a gang, or that they mark some kind of celebration.
Usually it’s a battered pair of runners, but in Dublin lately there’s been something exceedingly more glam drawing our eyes upwards.
Gold glittery stilettos have been showing up in various locations: Stoneybatter, Leeson Street, Drumcondra, Clanbrassil Street, Howth and many more.
And here’s why…
It’s part of a project to encourage Dubliners to ‘look up and put a sparkle in your step’.
Everywhere you see one of these signs:
You’ll see a pair of shoes:
Written by Emer McLysaght and posted on DailyEdge.ie
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