The James Weir Home for Nurses is oriented perpendicular to Cork Street – the street front gets the gable end,...
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Shop – 1930s
Available now: A self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s highlights.
Brick, Sandwith Street Upper, Dublin 2+
One of Dublin’s buildings with the greatest tactile appeal is tucked up against the railway bridge on Upper Sandwith Street....
Tiles, 74 Thomas Street, Dublin 8+
On the upper floors of 74 Thomas Street, there are panels of mosaic tiles in a geometric pattern. It’s a...
Fanlight shrine, 84 Manor Street, Dublin 7+
No. 84 Manor Street is a bed-and-breakfast, marked out by a small hanging sign by the street and a plaque...
Shortcut, Mountpleasant Square, Dublin 6+
There’s a gap between houses accommodating a lane at the southwest corner of Mountpleasant Square, but it doesn’t quite line...
Corner tower, Arbour Hill Prison, Dublin 7+
Behind Arbour Hill Prison and the Church of the Sacred Heart, there’s a quiet military cemetery and a monument marking...
Bench, Viking Place, Dublin 7+
Diagonally across from the Sitric Community Garden in Stoneybatter, there’s a condition that can be seen all over the city:...
Oriel windows, 17-20 Harrington Street, Dublin 2+
Just before Harrington Street turns into South Circular Road, there’s a series of four houses with distinctive oriel windows. It...
Doors, George’s Place/Kelly’s Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin+
If you were in the habit of photographing buildings a lot, a few things about colour would probably become obvious...
Crosses, Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation, Arbour Hill, Dublin 7+
Arbour Hill is one of the nicest places in the city for a walk on a bright day this time...