On the upper floors of 74 Thomas Street, there are panels of mosaic tiles in a geometric pattern. It’s a...
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Shop – 1930s
Available now: A self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s highlights.
Tiles, Cork Street, Dublin 8+
If you wander through Dublin’s remaining pockets of industrial buildings, it starts to seem like every factory and warehouse that...
Signage, 49 Lower O’Connell Street, Dublin 1+
The Confectioners Hall is another nice example of retained signage, closed since 1984 and now occupied by a sports shop....
Tiles, Essex Street West, Dublin 8+
Smock Alley Court is tucked down at Temple Bar’s western edge, between Cow’s Lane and Fishamble Street. It was designed...
Tiled shopfronts, Errigal Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12+
These two shopfronts are in a terrace of fairly ordinary, small, local shops on Errigal Road near the junction with...
Mosaics, Dublin Corporation flats, Lower Kevin Street and North William Street+
These flat blocks by Dublin Corporation (now Dublin City Council) were a standard design which can be seen all around...
Tiles, Beechwood Avenue Lower, Dublin 6+
Most of the houses on Beechwood Avenue Lower have tiled paths leading up to the front door. Not sure if...
Shopfront, McNallys, 14 Great Denmark Street, Dublin 1+
McNally’s is on the corner of Great Denmark Street and Hill Street in the north inner city. The lemon yellow...