On the corner of Fishamble Street and Essex Street, no. 26 is the oldest house within Dublin’s city walls. It...
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Shop – 1930s
Available now: A self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s highlights.
Windows, Moravian church, 40 Lower Kevin Street, Dublin 8+
Supplementing the Moravian church built on the site in the 18th century, the two-storey office and meeting room block facing...
Entrance, Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2+
On the Hatch Street side of the National Concert Hall, there’s a rarely-used door in the side of the three-storey...
Zig-zag roof, Berkeley Library, Trinity College, Dublin 2+
On the Fellows’ Square side of the Berkeley Library, there’s a small projection with flat, porthole-style windows (which are described by...
Crane tracks, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2+
There’s a stretch between the two quayside warehouses on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay which hasn’t been repaved, and here, there’s...
Doorbells, 21 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2+
It’s not the most well-maintained door on Leeson Street – the crumbling bases on the ornamental columns are a little...
Paving, Sackville Place, Dublin 1+
Sackville Place was the site of two of the four bomb attacks that took place in Dublin between late 1972...
Windows, 46-7 Dame Street, Dublin 2+
The Dame Street facade of the former Crown Life Insurance Building (Thomas Newenham Deane, 1868) is in such a chaotic...
Plaque, 10-11 College Green, Dublin 2+
The excellent Come Here To Me! put up a post yesterday about the Ouzel Galley and this plaque on College...
Window grille, 7/8 Dame Court, Dublin 2+
Separated from the landmark Central Hotel by Dame Court, Central Hotel Chambers (1956, McConnell & Dixon) has these lovely monogramme...