Re: Re: O’ Connell Street

@Graham Hickey wrote:

Suppose anyone would in their position 🙂

The interior of this shop is interesting in that there’s an unusual wall sticking out into the shop with a curved end to it that looks exceptionally old, or even just very strange in appearance. Have a look by pretending to get a leaflet of something, an effective excuse I’ve been led to believe by eh – ‘a friend’ 😀 .

You mean you didn’t get your brochure already, and you didn’t ask about last minute deals. Tut Tut

They did great specials to New York at one stage 200 pounds in 2001 return, deal of the decade.

@Graham Hickey wrote:

It’d be great to be able to have a good root around upstairs, see if the building is as old as it seems to be, maybe c1748-50ish, and what if any original features remain.
Either way, this building out of all of the three is the most in need of immediate attention given it has two major elevations.

I’d say you would have two chances of getting a look at the upstairs interior of that building, its hard to know what would remain, given some of the dreadful refits that would have occured to convert many of these O’Connell St buildings into offices post 1960.

But definitely the front and probably side elevations are in contravention of both the IAP objectives and the ‘Protected Structure Legislation’