The former Nuzum Bros. shopfront on Pearse Street is one of many buildings in the same stretch that are in...
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Shop – 1930s
Available now: A self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s highlights.
Painted sign, Mark’s Lane, Dublin 2+
Mark’s Lane runs parallel to Pearse and Townsend Streets, separating the Markievicz flat complex from St. Mark’s Church. The Markievicz...
Label stops, Pearse Street Garda Station, Dublin 2+
In addition to its remnants of shamrock gutters, there’s a small anachronistic detail on the Garda Station at Pearse Street...
Gutter, Pearse Street Garda Station, Dublin 2+
Though the notorious triple-parked cars outside might distract you from noticing it, Pearse Street Garda Station is a fine building...
Inhabited bridge, Cumberland Street South, Dublin 2+
Though Pearse Station occupies a big section through several blocks, most of it’s not immediately apparent from outside. It’s most...
Sign, Pearse Street, Dublin 2+
The Lido doesn’t exactly have a phenomenal shopfront. It’s nice and consistent, with the same blue lettering and heavy vertical...
Shopfront, 44 Pearse Street, Dublin 2+
There’s something about O’Donovan’s shopfront that makes it seem like it’s in miniature. It’s not, really, and the three-storey building...
Shopfronts, 183-187 Pearse Street, Dublin 2+
Numbers 183 to 187 Pearse Street look like part of a paper-doll townscape – a little uniform set piece popped...
St Andrew’s National School, 114-6 Pearse Street, Dublin 2+
The former St. Andrew’s National School faces the open end of Pearse Square, with the traffic along Pearse Street running...
Shopfront, 109 Pearse Street, Dublin 2+
Pearse Street Hardware’s signage is handpainted in brown and cream, inverting them so that the primary sign stands out in...